Talk about "fed anticipation syndrome": 30-year T-bond futures just hit 111 for the first time, from 109 just a couple of days ago. This is major volatility for the usually-staid treasuries. (I don't play the bond futures, but I do own calls on the Lehman 20-year T-bond ETF.)Quote from Spooz Top:
i don`t see that as a factor here.....it`s all about the fed....Lord & Savior.
gov`t will paint a picasso with the jobs report as they usually do.
Spec, you've probably explained this before and it probably went in one of my ears and out the other...Quote from Spectre2007:
in the past the usdjpy usually rallied into the close on Fridays.
117.00 .............woo woo.. lets go baby.
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Spec, you've probably explained this before and it probably went in one of my ears and out the other...
Is there some intrinsic economic connection between ES and USDJPY, or is just the arbitrage-bots that connect them? Do you use UDSJPY as a leading indicator for ES? It would seem that if they just move in lock-step due to arbitrage, then it should have no predictive value.
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For those of you who follow the ES 240-tick chart, the 100-bar MA has been acting as support for quite awhile. Presently at 1475, and we just tested and bounced off it to the upside once again. Price action still looks bullish (albeit slowish). Still long. My calcs show a short-term PT of 1480.00 and an intermediate-term PT of 1484.25.
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Spec, you've probably explained this before and it probably went in one of my ears and out the other...
Is there some intrinsic economic connection between ES and USDJPY, or is just the arbitrage-bots that connect them? Do you use UDSJPY as a leading indicator for ES? It would seem that if they just move in lock-step due to arbitrage, then it should have no predictive value.