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Spot. And I apologize for posting Aussie stuff on this forum :( If that's what you mean.

If you're simply curious, it's because I believe the Aussie has a decent down side to it still left. Apart from that, I dunno - just a kick I'm on lately, reading up on all news that is aussie.

Also, the market had been operating on the belief that there would be a rate increase in the beginning of '05, and that has suddenly changed to a rate cut. One of the fastest turn arounds I've ever seen :) Again, more downside.

-Ivan
 
Quote from Ivanovich:

Spot. And I apologize for posting Aussie stuff on this forum :( If that's what you mean.

If you're simply curious, it's because I believe the Aussie has a decent down side to it still left. Apart from that, I dunno - just a kick I'm on lately, reading up on all news that is aussie.

Also, the market had been operating on the belief that there would be a rate increase in the beginning of '05, and that has suddenly changed to a rate cut. One of the fastest turn arounds I've ever seen :) Again, more downside.

-Ivan

If AuD goes it will be a very clear sign that the anti-dollar rally is done
 
Well my initial impression is that Market News International is not very good, although I don't know how much it costs. This mornings #'s came across at about the same time as they were read on Bloomberg TV. That is, until the 10:30 energy report; it's 10:44 and they still haven't reported it. :eek: :confused: :eek:
 
Quote from TRADERguy:

Well my initial impression is that Market News International is not very good, although I don't know how much it costs. This mornings #'s came across at about the same time as they were read on Bloomberg TV. That is, until the 10:30 energy report; it's 10:44 and they still haven't reported it. :eek: :confused: :eek:

Are you going to try http://www.needtoknownews.com/?
 
What a terribly slow day it's been so far. It made all these nice clean moves during the US holiday last week, now it's consolidating.

We need some deep pockets to send a pulse to the market.
 
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