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- Psychologist commented May 14, 2017
This is for CADUSD as the contracts are quoted in US dollars.
- Psychologist commented Mar 16, 2016
The guy has no clue on COT report. I'd rather go short when specs are net long in a downtrend. The last time large specs were this much bullish, back in April and May of 2014, Aussie was being prepared for a massive bearish plunge.
- Psychologist commented Jun 30, 2015
Sell this worthless shit. Aussie to fall to 0.72
- Psychologist commented Jun 22, 2015
Greece is rescued and Europe is ruined. Time to re-load shorts. Shalom
- Psychologist commented Jun 5, 2015
Sell the European single shit currency.
- Psychologist commented May 12, 2015
Bicarus, It doesn't matter what others think about NZ economy. The main boss here is the RBNZ officials who have expressed their grave concern about the high exchange rate of NZD and are planning to cut rates in order to achieve their goals. Today's ...
- Psychologist commented Jun 20, 2014
>>In an exclusive interview with MNI published Friday, Coeure also dampened expectations of a large-scale ABS purchase programme, noting that the Eurotower would neither adjust the principles of its risk framework nor act as the sole buyer in the ...
- Psychologist commented Jun 16, 2014
Story confirmed: url
- Psychologist commented Jun 16, 2014
EUR/GBP is very oversold. Expect a bounce to 0.81
- Psychologist commented Jun 16, 2014
YW ForexKong. If you read between the lines of RBA minutes, you'll see that they are increasingly annoyed by Aussie's high exchange rate. With employment numbers falling, there will be no option for RBA other than either leaving the rates low or ...
- Psychologist commented Jun 16, 2014
EUR is oversold against almost the whole market. Time is ripe for a healthy upward correction, especially against over-valued commodity currencies.
- Psychologist commented Jun 13, 2014
buy GBP/AUD
- Psychologist commented Jun 12, 2014
NZD falling sharply next week. Especially against GBP & EUR
- Psychologist commented Jun 8, 2014
China imports from Australia. So, the Australia has exported less goods to China. Result: Less needs to pay with Aussie >>> Aussie down!
- Psychologist commented Jun 5, 2014
All of these measures were priced in already by the market. By next week, EUR will rise sharply against CAD and AUD. Against USD, however, EUR will be in a long-term bearish trend, targeting 1.25.
- Psychologist commented May 30, 2014
Good news?! What good news?! This was the smallest increase since the fourth quarter of 2012. On a monthly basis, real GDP by industry edged up 0.1% in March. You call this 'good news?'??
- Psychologist commented Mar 13, 2014
Again, a bunch of stupid traders are buying the EUR now. It's time to short this loser, especially against USD and GBP. Draghi won't raise rates anytime soon. At least into 2016. Add the Ukraininan crisis and you'll have a doom and gloom case for ...
- Psychologist commented Mar 9, 2014
Thank god the investment community don't think like you. The analysis is very simple: China's sharp decline in exports mean that they will have full inventories and this begets less demand for imports. Less demand for imports means less demand for ...
- Psychologist commented Mar 6, 2014
Are YOU willing to buy AUD and NZD at this prices and in a crisis-ridden political environment?
- Psychologist commented Mar 6, 2014
BUY JPY and CHF. SELL AUD and NZD. CAD can't fall very much since it is supported by rising oil prices.