Quote from Gringinho:
Yes, just use the E-quivalents URL I posted. Then you will say "aha!"
I take it you have read this from Thomson:
"17: A US investment bank has been cracking bids this afternoon and it seems
there is little hope that USD/JPY will ignore the broad Dollar weakness of
recent sessions. Japanese exporters have been coming to the market with hedging
flows over the last 24 hours and they seem to have acknowledged the fact of a
stronger currency in the weeks to come. Option barriers at 103.50 are still in
focus, but the expectations of them faring better than the ones at 104.00 and
105.00 are low. Increasing talk of Chinese revaluation at the weekend G20
meetings is making the rounds, but we still think that view is wishful thinking.
The session low in USD/JPY, at 103.81, should not hold for long as the downward
pressure is increasing and not easing. There are growing calls for a test of
100.00, and many remark that USD/JPY is some 30% above the all-time lows, so
further weakness should be allowed if the speed of the drop is contained. "