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- Bruce Flea replied Mar 14, 2011
No worries... And I can see why they shut it down for a bit. Reminded me of the "flash crash" on the US markets back last May. What was amazing was how fast the BOJ hit it back. That was 120+ pip swing in 15 minutes. I got seasick watching the ...
USD/JPY Discussion
- Bruce Flea replied Mar 14, 2011
Not really. Not bulls bear, it's a stock market crash. The flight to cash is putting demand on the yen. The Nikkei has everything but fallen off the map. You're watching more central bank liquidity get pumped in.
USD/JPY Discussion
- Bruce Flea replied Mar 12, 2011
What broker? There is often quite a bit of difference between candles on different brokers. That doesn't mean price isn't where it should be though. The last two candles in order closed at 1.3886, and 1.3901.
EURUSD
- Bruce Flea replied Mar 12, 2011
Interesting... Current rates have E/U down 24 to 1.3879. Usually don't see that much activity on a Saturday.
EURUSD
- Bruce Flea replied Mar 11, 2011
Dude... That was no ordinary tremblor, and there are an awful lot of people that will never walk home again. Watching the tsunami sweeping lines of moving traffic off roads, and the rows of houses tumbling, and burning, gives this a bit more ...
USD/JPY Discussion
- Bruce Flea replied Mar 10, 2011
LOL! I'm good for one
Just tryin' to spread the love, not Muppetitis. I have a special answer for repeat offenders
Cable Update (GBPUSD)
- Bruce Flea replied Mar 10, 2011
MACD Moving Average Convergence Divergence And here's a great link to understand how it works. url
Cable Update (GBPUSD)
- Bruce Flea replied Mar 10, 2011
There's room for more up on the buck... Up to 78.80 or so. Time will tell. It will sit for a bit, and gather steam. Get out your scalpel

AUD/USD
- Bruce Flea replied Mar 9, 2011
That will take care of itself. It's been static enough for the last few months that patience will likely wear thin. Interest alone won't keep them happy. They'll get bored, and unload one by one. It will fall, and the game will start all over again.
AUD/USD
- Bruce Flea replied Mar 8, 2011
Depends on where you are. But yes, officially, it's Thursday.
Cable Update (GBPUSD)
- Bruce Flea replied Mar 7, 2011
Thank you. Exactly the point I was trying to make. Sorry I didn't have the amount to the pip. The Fed has the lion's share by a LONG shot. And adding daily. So, we are indentured to our own...
EURUSD
- Bruce Flea replied Mar 7, 2011
Hey there big brain, I wasn't answering YOUR post. I was merely stating the fact that China didn't hold trillions PLURAL... We were within a 150 billion or so. The info I had was a few months old. Go stick your hand up some other muppet skirt. I ...
EURUSD
- Bruce Flea replied Mar 7, 2011
China doesn't have even one trillion of US debt on it's books. But they are the third overall largest holder. Followed closely by Japan. In front of them are US investors and savings bond holders, and the runaway first place is the cannibalistic ...
EURUSD
- Bruce Flea replied Mar 3, 2011
It's not selling pressure that will bring the Aussie down, it will be serious attrition in the buying. No demand? Price drops all by itself. There has been a notable slowdown in buying over the last 4 weeks. The futures volume shows a nicely formed ...
AUD/USD
- Bruce Flea replied Mar 2, 2011
One would be going in the hole at .62 pips a day to leave a short open. One standard sized lot would cost $174.00 in the swap, to leave open for 28 days. One mini lot would of course be $17.40.
Cable Update (GBPUSD)
- Bruce Flea replied Mar 2, 2011
Sooooo... Does it jump back into the channel like it did on the 21st of February? Or is a daily close outside of the bottom line indicative of a significant drop in the offing? image
EURUSD
- Bruce Flea replied Feb 27, 2011
Meaning exactly what? Haven't been blind at all. Just saddened by large corporate decisions that deem it better to import, rather than manufacture. As I said. we can do it all ourselves. Sooner or later, we'll have to again.
AUD/USD