FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Implications 2015(continued) - page 1352
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You could, but I'll pass, I'm not a fan of risky operations.
How about a grossover?
Central banks are market participants, where did I deny that?
What is the point of talking about volumes then? You're taking the speculative, small part of the market and ignoring the commercial part...
What markets are we talking about? Aren't we all in the forex market?
The point is simple - all the differences in volume will be evened out by arbitrage operations. And if the quid goes up, it goes up in all markets. And consequently, we have to invest volumes in one direction in all markets, which means that it doesn't matter in which market we are tracking volumes. You don't give a fuck about volumes on forex, it is enough to see the real volumes somewhere on the CME or on Forts, or in London or Frankfurt or Shanghai. The same actors are everywhere and their plans do not differ. How can you move the price in sync if you are running out of sync? And to understand this, you just have to look at pricing theory, under what conditions the possibility of arbitrage arises. Then your mind will be at ease.
You're the ones spinning on forex, while the real guys are TRANSLATING capitals. Grandpa Marx said that.
About the chip.
At the moment there is a swap agreement between the world's leading economies. That means that if the ECB runs out of liquidity (USD goes up, everybody wants to buy it, but the ECB doesn't have it) they open a swap at the current price for any time and any amount. The Americans transfer the money to the ECB in the requested amount, and when they are no longer needed, the money comes back at the same price. The result is a bottomless barrel for interventions. And that means that currencies (six in total) will walk in the corridor as long as the swap is on.
According to the ECB, the swap was last switched on on November 4 and switched off on November 11. The amount can be seen here http://www.ecb.europa.eu/mopo/implement/omo/html/index.en.html .
For those who are interested, read Kubkaramazov's blog. It's all laid out there.
It reacts to the gold price with a delay. If the price of gold drops sharply, it cuts immediately so it doesn't kick out.
a couple of orders triggered...
and the cheif is boo'd.
The point is simple - all volume differences will be offset by arbitrage. And if the quid is rising, it is rising in all markets. And, consequently, we need to inject volumes in one direction in all markets, which means that it does not matter in which market the volumes are monitored. You don't give a fuck about volumes on forex, it is enough to see the real volumes somewhere on the CME or on Forts, or in London or Frankfurt or Shanghai. The same actors are everywhere and their plans do not differ. How can you move the price in sync if you are running out of sync? And to understand this, you just have to look at pricing theory, under what conditions the possibility of arbitrage arises. Then your mind will be at ease.
You're the ones spinning on forex, while the real guys are TRANSLATING capitals. Grandpa Marx said that.
About the chip.
At the moment there is a swap agreement between the world's leading economies. That means that if the ECB runs out of liquidity (USD goes up, everybody wants to buy it, but the ECB doesn't have it) they open a swap at the current price for any time and any amount. The Americans transfer the money to the ECB in the requested amount, and when they are no longer needed, the money comes back at the same price. The result is a bottomless barrel for interventions. And that means that currencies (six in total) will walk in the corridor as long as the swap is on.
According to the ECB, the swap was last switched on on November 4 and switched off on November 11. The amount can be seen here http://www.ecb.europa.eu/mopo/implement/omo/html/index.en.html .
For those who are interested, read Kubkaramazov's blog. It's all laid out there.
The point is simple - all volume differences will be offset by arbitrage. And if the quid is rising, it is rising in all markets. And, consequently, we need to inject volumes in one direction in all markets, which means that it does not matter in which market volumes are monitored. You don't give a fuck about volumes on forex, it is enough to see the real volumes somewhere on the CME or on Forts, or in London or Frankfurt or Shanghai. The same actors are everywhere and their plans do not differ. How can you move the price in sync if you are running out of sync? And to understand this, you just have to look at pricing theory, under what conditions the possibility of arbitrage arises. Then your mind will be at ease.
You're the ones spinning on forex, while the real guys are TRANSLATING capital. Grandpa Marx said that.
About the chip.
At the moment there is a swap agreement between the world's leading economies. That means that if the ECB runs out of liquidity (USD goes up, everybody wants to buy it, but the ECB doesn't have it) they open a swap at the current price for any time and any amount. The Americans transfer the money to the ECB in the requested amount, and when they are no longer needed, the money comes back at the same price. The result is a bottomless barrel for interventions. And that means that currencies (six in total) will walk in the corridor as long as the swap is on.
According to the ECB, the swap was last switched on on November 4 and switched off on November 11. The amount can be seen here http://www.ecb.europa.eu/mopo/implement/omo/html/index.en.html .
For those who are interested, read Kubkaramazov's blog. It's all laid out in detail.
How can this be done?
It's positive for buying on the chyf, positive for selling on the zara, negative for buying and selling on the eu, cada, and pound...
ha, where are they not risky here?
Here's where we meet, kids)
Good night, everyone.
and how do you apply this?
on the chif it is now positive for buying, on the dawn it is positive for selling, on the eu, the cada, the pound it is negative for buying and selling...