Search results

EBS volume on the currencies that trade on it are available...but obviously only to the member banks..some of the research they put out actually has the volume charts however

the paper millionaires were not trading "old economy" stox during the bubble....not going to get into my market manipulation diatribe...but also think it is was much easier for the PPT to keep up 30 stocks versus 50000

Has anyone bothered to compare the volume on the July move down in the S&P to the this current move up? If this market is so strong why are the Transports, Brokers, Semis and Russell acting so pathetic? Wreaks of distribution gentleman and a 4-yr cycle low is a coming.

and I love the paper millionaires who lose most of their net worths when a market actually declines more than 10% off its highs. Last I looked the Nasdaq (which was a true mania)is still about 50% away from the March 2001 high.

SocGen has an interesting operation where they stake guys to come in and trade on EBS...but need to have some sort of institutional experience

SocGen has an interesting operation where they stake guys to come in and trade on EBS...but need to have some sort of institutional experience

You would be surprised. Just need to have a brokerage account (with an actual broker) at at one of the wirehouses (ideally one tied to one of the money centers) With over a hundred K they are prb willing going to work with you. Hearing a lot of broker out there actually trying to do soley...

just talked to a mate of mine who works on the retail/private bank FX desk at a major institution. Quoted it to me at around 11% or about 22K. Figuring they add about a half a percent markup. Obviously a bit cheaper (bout 3K) if you do an option on the ATM fwd. Assuming if this person has...

yeah like I said was trading at about 18K (ex-the tack up in vol and commission) ...honestly not bad for a 5-yr protection with aussie at these levels...Don;t know what else you would adcvocate when your access to products is so limited like in retail. Obviously the bucket shops offers some...

did a quick calc on bloomberg...bit expensive, but may be worth the piece of minf ...5-yr ATM put going for about 9%...would expected the broker to tack un a bit to that though..good luck

Why don't you just do it through options? Vanilla AUD put/USD call should be realtively easy to do if you have an account with a bank's brokerage arm like SSB..they may even do a 5-yr fwd for you on that amount if you are a good enough customer

Hmm..looks like the RBNZ came in at a pretty great level after all

LTCM almost brought down the system in 1998 and they mangaged less then 6 yards...it is something worth monitoiring...this PB situation looks like a ticking time bomb

"it takes courage to be a pig" -George Soros

this should shed some light... http://www.halexandria.org/dward297.htm

No worries...the "Creature from Jekyll Island" is there to always bail us out...

Again I stress the situation in NZ is nothing like the ERM crisis of the early nineties. The RBNZ is selling their own currency and probably is only looking to accumulate reserves at good levels and stem the appreciation of the Bird. I still think a history lesson is in order for all of...

yup joke is on me mate....u have a stellar understanding of FX fundamentals..

THEY ARE SELLING THEIR OWN CURRENCY...the printing press means they have unlimited supply...this situation is nothing like 1992

Friday night's move was apparently one Toshin NZDJPY flow...some crazy b@stard out of tokyo buying everything is sight for a trust deal...RBNZ knew could be ealsily turned around and came in at a pretty good time