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by Ashraf Laidi
Posted: May 19, 2010 20:44
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FX Interventions, Aussie & Gold

ECB Intervention is inevitable, Gold set to catch down with other commodities & Aussie to way down under
 
 
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Turkey
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14 years ago
Sep 25, 2010 16:18
Selling Loans
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Turkey
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14 years ago
Sep 25, 2010 16:17
Dear Ashraf ,

Decision in Chine on permission of Chinese Banks on 25 September will cause tightening ?

Thanks a lot
Jeff Worthington
Toronto, Canada
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14 years ago
Sep 16, 2010 23:31
Hello Ashraf, just wondering whats going on with the eur/aud? Are you going to do a technical analysis video of that pair?
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mulhouse, France
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14 years ago
Sep 2, 2010 17:47
ondo&associate
Dr mbah llc
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mulhouse, France
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14 years ago
Sep 1, 2010 21:20
there is no reason for sustaining FX intervention by SNB and BoJ because the cycle in which operate the business environment doesnot require. keep ur bulletS.
Ashraf Laidi
London, UK
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14 years ago
Sep 1, 2010 18:17
Worthington, EURAUD will find support at 14040s, trendline from May 14 low. Some will say 13960s but you get the picture.


Ashraf
JWorthington
Hamilton, Canada
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14 years ago
Aug 31, 2010 13:33
Hello, Ashraf, I was just wondering your current opinion on eur/aud oversold levels an if you wwere expecting a serious bounce reversal anytime? Thankyou

Jeff
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mulhouse, France
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14 years ago
Aug 17, 2010 18:02
time to short audnzd
Ashraf Laidi
London, UK
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14 years ago
Aug 17, 2010 15:13
Said, this post has nothing to do with FX, interventions or the Aussie.


Ashraf
Ashraf Laidi
London, UK
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14 years ago
Aug 13, 2010 11:02
Worthington, AUD better sell vs JPY and USD than NZD on risk aversion because NZD has clearly hinted it wont be raising anytime soon.

said, this is the wrong thread to speak about Eurozone so pls go to the Euro section of the forum. Not sure what your're inferring in your question. ECB bought no Govt bonds in past weeks until earlier this week suppsoedly Irish bonds.

Ashraf
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