Right, move up in discount rate has already been discounted it would seem. So markets always looking for more, the next six months. I'm seeing slight anecdotal evidence of US economy slacking. Consumer may be tapped out. Trucking got really soft the past month after a strong summer. That may be...
Well, the prevailing trend is USD up, gold down, although gold has had a steady move against since end of October. And that's the textbook move. So I'm looking for continuation, gold down, USD up. But trying to keep an open mind as always.
Flat. Got out of GBP at 1.3095, Euro at 1.1597. When I start to see churning PA it's time to leave, especially on the open. There just wasn't anything left to push GBP or anything else lower right now.
Really just messed the yen short up. Had a good chance to take some off, but thought it was shooting for 1.1450 and above. It really can move violently, quickly.
Yes it has been. I would love to see a volume profile of the last few days. It seems like a new profile is being created with the point of control right here at 1.1580 or so.
I've noticed that often just as I've given up on something, it starts to move. There has to be something to that. I believe that many others have as well, and that's what fuels the move.
I notice that the Aussie seems to move first. If the Euro is going down but the Aussie is lagging, the move doesn't seem to have any power. But once the Aussie, Nzd break, then you get some momentum. Just a general thing, perhaps my imagination.