buy the aussie dollar.the gov of the reserve bank was on tv today literally screaming that rates will go up in oz.The economy here is still ok and china still wants to buy resourses.The only way is up up up
mrben - how can i put this? this is what a forums about. i thank you for this information, and so do my mum and dad, my best mate and another pal who i tipped off.
we havent made fortunes, not grands, but it all helps.
thanks again and i sincerely hope that u have had it 'bang off', i think is the phrase.
well done.
mrben - how can i put this? this is what a forums about. i thank you for this information, and so do my mum and dad, my best mate and another pal who i tipped off. we havent made fortunes, not grands, but it all helps. thanks again and i sincerely ho
mrben - funny thing is, the reason u havent got any other replies, is because u got it right.
lets imagine u had got it wrong and is trading 83. how many replies do u reckon u would have copped - 30-40, imo.
mrben - funny thing is, the reason u havent got any other replies, is because u got it right. lets imagine u had got it wrong and is trading 83. how many replies do u reckon u would have copped - 30-40, imo.
yes what do i do now, its funny how the knockers come out in droves when you get it wrong but are totally silent when your on the winners.You get used to it.This trade was an absolute no brainerThere was simply virtually no downside.Sometimes I think people would rather lose than win simply so they can have a whinge.
yes what do i do now, its funny how the knockers come out in droves when you get it wrong but are totally silent when your on the winners.You get used to it.This trade was an absolute no brainerThere was simply virtually no downside.Sometimes I think
Will the Aussie Reach Parity with the US Dollar? Published: Wednesday, 7 Oct 2009 | 4:47 AM ET Text Size By: Reuters The Australian dollar, the best performer this year among the world's most traded currencies, may test post-float highs in coming months, and perhaps even parity against the U.S. dollar, as a host of factors push it higher.
They include a resilient local economy, a recovery in the world economy and commodity prices, rising local interest rates, a pick-up in risk appetite and a slump in the U.S. dollar.
Add to that the excitement around the Reserve Bank of Australia's move to raise rates by 25 basis points to 3.25 percent on Tuesday
Will the Aussie Reach Parity with the US Dollar?Published: Wednesday, 7 Oct 2009 | 4:47 AM ET Text Size By: ReutersThe Australian dollar, the best performer this year among the world's most traded currencies, may test post-float highs in coming month
sorry been away for 2 weeks holiday in new zealand, spending some profits. Bobby- clearly you are a bit of a loser with little or no understanding of currency markets.Forex cannot be analyzed the same way as stocks. "crashing through the trendline" is meaningless for anything other than a day trader type.mmmm we all know where those guys ended up dont we?As I stated before it won't go up in a straight line.If you didnt take advantage of the recent weakness you are a weak minded trader. Unfortunatly i was away from the pc and phones hiking the trails in the wilderness of world heritage listed milford sound and so could not trade into extra contracts. My advice to you Bobby is either grow some balls or go back to the safety of welfare. Either that or stay away from trading altogether.It sounds like you have little idea of how trading works.
sorry been away for 2 weeks holiday in new zealand, spending some profits.Bobby- clearly you are a bit of a loser with little or no understanding of currency markets.Forex cannot be analyzed the same way as stocks."crashing through the trendline" is
:^0 Yeah, wel,l whilst you've been wandering around no mans land like a t!t in a trance. I've been making a tidy sum buying low (low 89's) and bailing out each time it hit 90.25 -90.30.
Roflmao. No need for the jibes about welfare is there?
Ana IHope you find what you're looking for ;)
:^0Yeah, wel,l whilst you've been wandering around no mans land like a t!t in a trance. I've been making a tidy sum buying low (low 89's) and bailing out each time it hit 90.25 -90.30. Roflmao. No need for the jibes about welfare is there?Ana IHope y
bobby. what will you do now that the aussie is 91.32? Thats well above your 90.25/30 trade point?No doubt you got caught out going short at that point?Get long from here.Short trading long term uptrends can only end in tears. btw-If you are upset by my welfare jibe it must hold some meaning for you.
bobby. what will you do now that the aussie is 91.32? Thats well above your 90.25/30 trade point?No doubt you got caught out going short at that point?Get long from here.Short trading long term uptrends can only end in tears. btw-If you are upset by
:D not upset Mr ben. It just demonstrates, on your part that you lack the ability to reason with fortuities intelligently when you've got to resort to childish playground jibes. fwiw I'm not currently short on the Aus $. I got out at 90.54. I say good luck to all who are long (or short)
:D not upset Mr ben. It just demonstrates, on your part that you lack the ability to reason with fortuities intelligently when you've got to resort to childish playground jibes.fwiw I'm not currently short on the Aus $.I got out at 90.54.I say good l