Ashraf's Book: Currency Trading and Intermarket Analysis

Dear Ashraf,

In your excellent bookhttp://stk.ly/9eSN6H , you talk about Gold's multicurrency performance. I wonder if you made any research/study in applying it for intraday signals (determining which pair has the most probability to move on a specific day).

Thanks and Regards,
Walter

Bonjour Mr ASHRAf,
peut -on voir un jour votre site parle enFrancais et en Arabe , pour qu'on puisse suivre votre excelente maniere d'analyser les marchs,

le nation arabe veut bien benficie de votre experience, et vos respecte

Meci Mr ASHRAF , vous avez montrez une trs belle image des ARABS merci infiniment

I second the thanks from RajSg to Ashraf, who should be Shorty No 1 without question.


May I ask this question @Ashraf:

You have been VERY clear about EUR/USD and #gold and the strength of USDX.


There is one thing I am not quite so clear on, and please forgive me if I have missed it:

Are you seeing at this point a longer-timescale target for GBP/USD, aka our old friend cable?

I have a feeling that this is a trickier one, as it partly depends on the "battle" between USD and JPY for the risk-aversion crown, which you have described and explained very well. More than once, you have advised us to treat cable with caution I think, although it is certainly possible to make money out of cable, as I have discovered, very often thanks to your calls.


I've looked at the latest IMTs and I'm not seeing any hints about cable, so I hope you will forgive this question. Situation re: EUR/USD and #gold a lot clearer.


Of course, we can expect a "Monday bounce" as usual, unless the market surprises us.
At the end of the day, we are all dependent on the market.


All the best to you Ashraf, and the traders who follow you.

Hi Ashraf
How are you? where you see eur/yen and cad/yen please ?