Quote from SteveL91:
Looking at the various charts, it looks like the upward price action is losing momentum as shown by the MACD rolling over and the ADX (which is a measure of trend strength) dying; at the same time, DI+ is heading downwards while DI- is heading upwards, and it looks like there will be a cross. The slow stochastics are also heading downwards. The price has been moving sideways with a slight downward bias over the past few hours and it looks like this downward movement is starting to pick up some steam (I'm currently looking at the hourly chart).
Quote from Baruch:
How can that be a hedge?
Quote from SteveL91:
There are a few I'm looking at, but the charts aren't really showing clear signals. Or, they hadn't when I made my potential list for the night which I'll update in a bit.
The three I'm looking at right now:
1) long EUR/USD
2) short USD/JPY
3) short GBP/CHF
There are a few other possibilities as well, but I think I'm going to wait for the session to unfold a little; maybe it'll clear things up a bit.
Quote from rax:
because it has the closest correl to eurusd (~ -0.9)
ok, its not a perfect hedge, but i take the usd out.
and of course correl is a historic figure, it can change in future and it does.
so with short eurusd im long usd,
with short usdchf im short usd
right now:
eurusd +98
usdchf -7
Quote from rax:
hi baruch,
will see how the eurpean session will go on, waiting for the us markets to open (chicago at 14:20) and then for the cpi.
any prediction for cpi and the reaction?
Quote from Baruch:
Hi rax,
Well, a surprise will really make a spike. But up or down? I don't know, but the gas prices are very high, aren't they?