Featured \Nick Nasad \ 10:59 AM EST \ August 25th, 2010
Trading wasn’t as volatile as it was yesterday, with Yen pairs consolidating, while overall higher yielding currencies like the Canadian and Australian Dollars weaker. The Swiss Franc gained on the US Dollar and Euro. US data for durable goods orders and new home sales was weaker thane expected, meaning risk aversion should be the theme of the day during NY trading.
JohnKicklighter: Interest...The TidalShift system just gave a new long $EURJPY and short $GBPUSD signal. Their rolling 20-day correlation though is 0.81... 33 minutes ago from TweetDeck
toddgordonaspen: Just saw Eli walking his dog outside our building again. For the most popular dude in the western world he's hanging around a lot today 1 hour ago from Twitter for iPhone
DRodriguezFX: Holy EURUSD sell-off and pullback. Dislike these hours for a reason; price can spike and pull back at a moment's notice. 2 hours ago from TweetDeck
JohnKicklighter: $EURUSD comes close to sliding back below 1.3200, but same lack of commitment as to the tentative Troika accord details leaded earlier. 2 hours ago from TweetDeck
DRodriguezFX: Talking EURCHF long entries w @robbooker. We're both staggering long entries above 1.20. I like 1.2050 personally; he's looking at 1.2025. 2 hours ago from TweetDeck
DRodriguezFX: @robbooker last time I staggered limit entries every 15 pips below 1.2075. I'm thinking similar but starting below 1.2050 this time. 2 hours ago from TweetDeck
DRodriguezFX: I no longer feel compelled to hold onto this EURCHF long position. SSI is at a massive 19:1, I'd get back in at a lower price. 3 hours ago from TweetDeck
JohnKicklighter: That 10 second range may be all we get from the NZD. Hard to deviate from the underlying current of risk appetite trends nowadays. 3 hours ago from TweetDeck
JohnKicklighter: Interesting mix. Improved jobless rate, weaker employment change. NZD clearly trying to work out whether positive or negative. 3 hours ago from TweetDeck
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Daily Video Recap: US Durable Goods and New Homes Sales Disappoint, Markets Still in Risk Off Mode
Featured \ Nick Nasad \ 10:59 AM EST \ August 25th, 2010Trading wasn’t as volatile as it was yesterday, with Yen pairs consolidating, while overall higher yielding currencies like the Canadian and Australian Dollars weaker. The Swiss Franc gained on the US Dollar and Euro. US data for durable goods orders and new home sales was weaker thane expected, meaning risk aversion should be the theme of the day during NY trading.
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