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  1. #11
    Much Sunday as market are closed. Took the time to make sure my track on myfxbook is confirmed. It is now so you can view it in the list of progr. It shows up on the third page should you filter for systems that have been around for at least a month.

  2. #12
    Annoying day now. There was enormous spike on USDCHF in FXDD's data feed. I have/had a long position therefore that I had been removed with a huge reduction on such spike. FXDD fixed this issue, but it required them ALL DAY LONG. This is bull.

    So my extended USDCHF position has been re-instated by FXDD and is still in play. I've a lengthy AUDJPY and USDJPY standing too to partially hedge my USDCHF place. If there is a rally in shares, the JPY will fall the maximum but that doesn't necessarily mean that the USD will weaken. That's why I am seeking to market GBPUSD and EURUSD should they pull back a bit more. Spain has had its own ratings cut; France and UK may be next...

    Indices dropped again in the past 30 mins of trading. I maintain no ETF places. The shorts may be over done, so that I can enter buy some ETF longs soon. . .we'll see...

    Oanda has yet to discharge functionality announcements for May. The moment they do, I will post the results (which were the best to date!) .

  3. #13
    The rally at the indices did take place as noticed yesterday. I'd profit from it because my USDJPY and AUDJPY positions reach their targets. The weakness in JPY is partly because of the Japanese premier stepping down (Prime minister).

    Additionally as mentioned yesterday, there were no rallies at the european currencies although the indices rallied. My USDCHF is now a risk free commerce and running and my GBPUSD reach its goal on the brief side.

    I did NOT nevertheless have an index position and also after this rally, I am not considering taking one. There is alot of congestion still... (along with EURUSD)

    that I will be pretty much on the side lines for the remainder of the week until after NFP Friday morning. I really don't understand how that number will come out, but if it's not quite as good as anticipated it will be intriguing to see how the market will respond. This will provide us an notion about exactly what the trend is and where prices may be headed .

  4. #14
    An interesting read about NFP numbers:

    http://www.forexlive.com/110604/all/...t-census-boost

    Summary... around 700K employees might be added due to US census hirings without a single industry hiring. . .Talk about government number fudging...

    Let us see who gets duped. I'm going to be a series seller on any large EURUSD, GBPUSD spikes up.

  5. #15
    Maintaining no places in any account. Waiting for NFP tomorrow. The decoupling between EURUSD and also the future indices is getting more obvious. Hungary is adjacent to be gunned by the market. Have a lot of brief EURUSD pending orders waiting over current price... only waiting to get a nice price spike upward.

    Below is the FX account balance picture.


  6. #16
    Very interesting day today. Took a long EURUSD position in the hope that there will be intervention / security of 1.2000... boy was I wrong. Good thing is that I didn't even await the market to hit my stop and shut that place at 1.1985.

    At precisely the same time, after I saw the reaction the gold market had on NFP, I quickly purchased on the dip! That position is well in profit and has insured the reduction on the EURUSD and some...

    I am mainly in money within this market. The interventions aren't working or at least loosing their influence, the public isn't listening to the rubbish officials are attempting to market to people, these dips are choosing up MORE and MORE momentum (not the other way round ). People are finally beginning to speak about a double dip... I have been talking about it since the end of April when the market was near yearly highs.

    NFP disappointed big time. There were practically not private industry jobs made!!! Who's going to hire? Why do they? If we carry out tasks created by authorities, eduion, and healthcare we've got a negative jobs number over the previous ten years!!! It is astonishing that which the free markets have been able to accomplish.

    After all these years trading, I still love watching the market move, particularly to the downside (and I am positioned well for the drop!) . I really don't get off on it almost as much once the market climbs (and I am positioned well for the climb!) . I have to be wicked.

    I have attached a snapshot of the two trades I executed. As mentioned that the EURUSD trade has been closed at 1.1985.

    Have a great weekend! I know I will !

    xxx

  7. #17
    Something to hear over the weekend when sipping on coffee or wine:

    http://www.radioopensource.org/nassi...is-just-begun/

    Gives a fantastic idea about what has to be done in order to fix the global problems and offers an extremely likely alternative if things have been kept exactly the same.

  8. #18
    My long gold position hit its goal. Gold is quite close to make all time highs. Close the experimental long EURUSD position prematurely on Friday was the right thing to do as price has gone sub 1.1900 and would have obtained our my stop for a complete loss rather than the half loss I decided to take friday.

    The market is becoming over sold, but I think that it will have a hard time with any substantial rally. We may be oscillating back and forth until end of week when we get some investing economic amounts.

    I've positioned myself for further USD profits, but my orders are still awaiting a retracement. I also have a small index long since I think there may be the chance for a brief term bounce.

    To outline I have a few pending orders to go long USD when a retracement occurs, but have no active fx trades. The only active trade I have is a tiny long index position. Attempting to become a contrarian again! This will be a very interesting week and I am excited to see how it pans out.

  9. #19
    Makes me great to know that many'world class' hedge funds had their ass handed to the according to the article:
    http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?p...l0mzlTekkpos=4
    I believe this is partly because banks and hedge funds have moved to more mean reversion algorithms than earlier... if you look at a chart of the VIX you are going to see how it's been diminishing since March 2009.

    I am the man that took cash from those bastards and I really don't feel bad about it whatsoever. Last month was a complete 3 sigma positive yield for me where I was able to close the month with 10% rise in equity and virtually no drawdown. For the 4years I have been trading, I have not ever had a 10% growth in equity in a single month. I really don't expect this to be repeated in another 4years, but I will enjoy it for as long as it lasts. Been thinking about just folding shop for the rest of the year and appreciating beautiful CA, but I'm sure I'll get bored in a week doing nothing and my investors will whine I'm not making them more money!

  10. #20
    Shorting EURJPY... obtained pending orders to short GBPUSD and later on upwards EURUSD. . That the EURUSD short order might take some time to input (or it might not enter whatsoever )

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