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JeremyWS replied Jan 14, 2014RBA, based on OIS market pricing aren't going to be cutting rates soon, but likewise 1st 6m the RBNZ is unlikely to hike due to headlines like *RBNZ'S MCDERMOTT SAYS NZ$ AT HISTORICALLY HIGH LEVELS *RBNZ'S MCDERMOTT SAYS WOULD LIKE TO SEE LOWER NZ$ ...
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JeremyWS replied Jan 14, 2014AUDNZD options ideas, downside vol too expensive, so either naked sell 10D puts, or enter a stangle url
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JeremyWS replied Jan 14, 2014AUDNZD downside looks far too expensive if there are any option traders, spot traders interpret as mildy bullish url
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JeremyWS replied Jan 14, 2014if any AUDNZD option traders or spot for that matter, downside protection is too expensive imo and should be sold (i.e. bullish spot) url
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JeremyWS replied Jan 13, 2014Eurodollar or EURUSD? if the latter then refer to this url or you could have googled, that normally works...
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JeremyWS replied Jan 13, 2014how on earth has the EUR been too volatile??? 2 week realized volatility is still well below 6! god forbid when it normalizes back to 10 or so.
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JeremyWS replied Jan 13, 2014AUDUSD vs Swaps (red) and risk reversal (green). Looks like there is upside in AUDUSD for sure. Also, if US 10's break trendline, then AUDUSD could haed to 0.9250
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JeremyWS replied Jan 12, 2014these don't support your view, all these do is say that the weaker the yen the better these companies do. Well of course they do, its simple maths. but none of them suggest they need a 110 USDJPY level to grow and 100 to be breakeven. Keep trying...
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JeremyWS replied Jan 12, 2014their demo account doesn't show real quotes! merely simulated ones!
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JeremyWS replied Jan 12, 2014EURCHF at 1.17? not too mention all the other quotes there are wrong too...
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JeremyWS replied Jan 12, 2014"signalled that a yen at 110 per dollar would pose a problem for the economy." So 110 is not good for the economy now? but 100 is? this article doesn't back up the point that was made. try again.
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JeremyWS replied Jan 12, 2014no of course I did not see everything, but it is clear that they don't hunt retail stops. I don't know why there is such hubris amongst retailers that they believe companies that manage billions care about a few million in orders. come on, think ...
How banks push price against you?
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JeremyWS replied Jan 12, 2014worked on a G10 spot FX desk as well as EM options. re: bond markets, consider the Fed who own 30% of 10Y equivs, and willing to continue buying. That is manipulation of rates. re: long term trading, when there were prop desks they could take ...
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JeremyWS replied Jan 12, 2014Firstly, having had a lot of experience at top 10 banks for FX I feel I can add something to this discussion. Brokers Do not send some super excel file over to banks with every traders positions etc. Banks do not, nor will they ever, care about your ...
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JeremyWS replied Jan 10, 2014exactly! And the USD per pip varies depending on the USDJPY exchange rate. when the USDJPY was trading at 80, 1 standard lot would have equalled ~$12 per pip. However for the EURUSD, no matter what price it is at, 100,000 notional units will = $10 ...
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JeremyWS replied Jan 10, 20141 standard lot is not 10 USD per pip. That is only true on pairs which are CCY/USD Therefore for EURUSD 1 lot = $10 per pip, but for USDJPY and USDCAD this is not the case. Do the math. Oh and btw, not knowing the answer proves to me and everyone in ...
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JeremyWS replied Jan 10, 2014So so funny. So you are calling my BS by not answering my question. perfect! you clearly don't know the answer to the simple question then, proving that you clearly don't trade to a high level. Also, using a 3rd party wouldn't work, as like I said I ...
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