Quote from MattSF:
A high roller is defined as someone with $100k account? You can't be serious. Have you seen the JPY across pairs? You think the carry trade is the reason for the drop in the yen? Have you see the USD/JPY and EUR/JPY?
What atoll are you hiding on? The war is over.
Well what i mean by this is a high rolling client that just wants to double his money in a very very short time (say a month), and can accept the risk of losing it all (a 20% risk), and yes 100k is considered big money for someone who's willing to lose it all in order to double it.
Not many people will invest millions and expect them to double month on month while accepting big risks.
You think the carry trade is the reason for the drop in the yen? Have you see the USD/JPY and EUR/JPY?
lol, what does this question have to do with anything, the yen is weakening as a currency, you dont think it can weaken against one pair while not weakening against another pair do you
? were this to be the case we'd all be multi billionaires
If the yen falls against the aussie it will surely fall against the usd, the euro and....
For the poster that asked about the possibility of getting the rollover without ensuing the risk of the trade, yes there is a way...a very simple one actually
You can invest your money in some countries with high intrest rates using the USD as deposit, if you trust that country's banking system enough to do so, you could make some nice intrest (5-10%), usually a bit less than the intrest rate on the country's main currency albeit a good amount of money.
However, you cannot leverage here
so yes, you can deposit your money in some foreign bank with high intrest rates while not incurring the risk of monatary fluctuation, and you'd be surprised how many hedge funds actually do that to sort of hedge some of their risks while still reaking some good profit.
