Hopefully never, just kidding, but Oil is certainly on your mind so I'll keep my eye on those correlations as well. As for Gold, I'd say Q3-4 if equities finally decide to really pull back. I also think it must be manipulated as calling any correlations seem close to impossible.
What do you think about the Japanese Finance Minister's comments about possible intervention - I presume it's as bogus a comment as its always been? All talk and no action since '04 - I believe.
Also, what do you think the terrible GDP figures for Japan will do tomorrow? Punish the JPY? Or would it add to risk aversion? Any thoughts are appreciated.
Can we expect to see more gains in GBP/USD, EUR/JPY, and CAD/USD if Asian session follows US in equity gains? - pretty simple question to ask, and think I know the answer is "yes" - just wondering if you see any major resistance levels for those pairs. Thanks a lot.
Do you have upside caps on GBP/USD and EUR/JPY and downside support for USD/CAD with or without equities going up - which it looks like they are set to - saying jobless claims is OK and only due to auto industry layoffs - thanks
Does USD/CAD correlate better with S&P 500 than oil. I remember your chart from a week or so ago with S&P correlation, just wondering what CAD might do if we get a commodity/oil rally from money pulled out of equities. Also, is the workbook the same as the one you had at the NY Expo? Thanks a lot.
Thought I found it on your site but I was wrong (it was a different one from Jan. '09 I think) and didn't want to inundate you with comments about how i made a mistake- sorry about that. Hey, great tweet/twit whatever it is about the last hour of trading! Glad I kept my NZD short in play.
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Thought you'd catch my comment about "never" going to $1050 -
FYI - you have it labeled "When will OIL hit 1050?"
Hopefully never, just kidding, but Oil is certainly on your mind so I'll keep my eye on those correlations as well. As for Gold, I'd say Q3-4 if equities finally decide to really pull back. I also think it must be manipulated as calling any correlations seem close to impossible.
What do you think about the Japanese Finance Minister's comments about possible intervention - I presume it's as bogus a comment as its always been? All talk and no action since '04 - I believe.
Also, what do you think the terrible GDP figures for Japan will do tomorrow? Punish the JPY? Or would it add to risk aversion? Any thoughts are appreciated.
Can we expect to see more gains in GBP/USD, EUR/JPY, and CAD/USD if Asian session follows US in equity gains? - pretty simple question to ask, and think I know the answer is "yes" - just wondering if you see any major resistance levels for those pairs. Thanks a lot.
Do you have upside caps on GBP/USD and EUR/JPY and downside support for USD/CAD with or without equities going up - which it looks like they are set to - saying jobless claims is OK and only due to auto industry layoffs - thanks
Does USD/CAD correlate better with S&P 500 than oil. I remember your chart from a week or so ago with S&P correlation, just wondering what CAD might do if we get a commodity/oil rally from money pulled out of equities.
Also, is the workbook the same as the one you had at the NY Expo? Thanks a lot.
Any thoughts on the best risk aversion trades between GBP/USD, EUR/JPY, USD/CAD, EUR/USD, NZD/JPY CAD/JPY? Or any others?
Do you think CAD might hold up better than the rest with oil hitting $60? Especially if commodities start to rally despite a drop in equities. Thanks
Hey, great tweet/twit whatever it is about the last hour of trading! Glad I kept my NZD short in play.