EUR Trade Index 18-Year Chart

Just voted for you Ashraf! Keep up the good work. Even though I often have completely different opinions than you it's great what you're doing here for free!

Thank you and have a great weekend!

Hi there Ashraf and decent forumers,

Our in-house lunatic is back... who is such a low life trying to disguise himself as someone else.

Mr Ashraf has been calling for Gold to go to 1070 when Gold was at it highest 1230, and from that high point Gold has drifted back down to 1080... is already very respectable.... it has since gone up... but are expecting another retracement down... so what is wrong with that.... this is just one eg.

Mr Ashraf please, please, Block this lunatic... who is just plain disruptive.....

Not according to Ashraf.

Eur/Usd will be 1.4200 on Monday.

Usd/Jpy will continue it's decent from 93.70 to 95.00 via 92.50.

Gpd/Usd will be testing 1.8450 shortly.

Usd/Cad will explode through 1.040 and test mid 1.04's, EVEN THOUGH oil is also ascending.

Aud/Usd has a strong possibility of 91.00 (today) - What do you mean it's at .9245 and hasn't been down in over a week.

Gold will test 1070, although it exploded for $50 or so this week.

Yes, USD exerting it's force I've been reading here, yet EVERY pair is about to explode against the Usd. All the major's are ticking time bombs against the USD, yet I read this in the Interday Market Thoughts section:

USD STABILIZING Although the 85K loss in US Dec payrolls was worse than expected, the figure followed not only a net positive creation of 4K jobs in November (revised from -11K) but also emerged after 5 consecutive monthly improvements in payrolls (Jul-Nov), which was not seen in any of the recoveries of 1991 or 2003. Current positioning in credit markets lends support for prolonged USD strength as US 10-year yields hold above their 3.75% support (since Nov 27). Both USDJPY and US10- yr yields hold at 3 week trend line support at 92.20 and 3.75% respectively. USDCAD holds at 1.030, looking to regain 1.038, while GBP extends loses across the board, driving down cable, eyeing $1.5940 TL support.

Stabilizing? Yeah, after losing 100 pips against EVERY major today. Just wait until Asia and Europe get to trade on the U.S.'s Non-Farm Payroll report. 100 more pips vs Usd for each major before New York opens again on Monday.