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by Ashraf Laidi
Posted: Feb 22, 2010 5:00
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djellal

LAUSANNE, Switzerland

Posts: 531

13 years ago

Mar 13, 2011 12:08

WITH THIS EVENTS THE FIRST STEP IS YEN RAPATRIATION, N SECOND STEP WE WILL SEE JPY FALL LIKE A STONE BECAUSE OF ECONOMIC SLOWDOWN.

SO PREPARE YOUR SHORT ORDER ON JPY

Callum

Singapore, Singapore

Posts: 179

13 years ago

Mar 13, 2011 11:52

What's the view in terms of the Monday's trade in light of the impact of Japan earthquake / tsunami?

As we looking at the melt-down of USD/JPY below 80?

DaveO

N.Cornwall, UK

Posts: 5733

13 years ago

Mar 12, 2011 20:35

worst case scanario, it would resolve their demographics nightmare, perish the thought !

Gammahunter

Douglas, Isle of Man

Posts: 82

13 years ago

Mar 12, 2011 13:22

Yes v dangerous situation in japan. Hope they no nuclear disaster in that country.

How do u guys thik will efect yen if there is disaster?

cat0nip

Frankfurt, Germany

Posts: 1632

13 years ago

Mar 12, 2011 7:17

Alarming is turbine water . If radiation got into and 'heated up' the turbine room...

My understanding is that the turbine water is supposed to be completely, COMPLETELY isolated circuit from core coolant / heat exchange.

Thus there is very little chance to prevent core melting. It is almost certain.

DaveO

N.Cornwall, UK

Posts: 5733

13 years ago

Mar 11, 2011 21:28

they are saying it will take some time to make preperations to release pressure. Radiation levels now 8 x normal levels at main gates of the plant.

cat0nip

Germany

Posted Anonymously

13 years ago

Mar 11, 2011 21:10

grave concerns about the Fukushima nuclear plant . The primary cooling system relies on batteries which lst for 8 hours. Main cooling failed due to loss of electric grid mains power, backup cooling as the diesel egines were knocked out by the earthquake . It is a very dangerous situation for Japan. Although the reactors were immediately turned off, it needs 48 hours of cooling. the storage pool for highly radioactive irradiated nuclear fuel is also at risk as it requires permanent cooling.

rose

United States

Posted Anonymously

13 years ago

Mar 1, 2011 3:55

gunjack I Keep moving my stops up and whatever the market gives me I Take

Gunjack

London, UK

Posts: 1184

13 years ago

Feb 28, 2011 14:39

@Rose - Is your USDJPY trade a short term play or a longer view? I have been long since 81.40 region