FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Episode 16: June 2012) - page 109

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China came out with negative indices, where do we go after Monday's opening?
 
shestakoff84: In China, the indices are negative, where shall we go after the Monday's opening?

China and Japan are the biggest creditors of US debt

Who knows, if we go down to the opening price this week, then by the end of the week we will probably break this week's high, and if the Euro is straight up and the forecast at 1.2700 justifies, then we will definitely fall below 1.2000. But there are also ways to go sideways for a couple of weeks, and everybody, who does not place stops, will get taken over.

So-so :)

 
IgorM:

China and Japan are the biggest creditors of US government debt

Who knows, if we go down to the opening price this week, then by the end of the week we will probably break this week's high, and if the Euro is straight up and the forecast at 1.2700 justifies, then we will definitely fall below 1.2000. But there are also ways to go sideways for a couple of weeks, and everybody, who does not place stops, will get taken over.

so-so :)

It was a bad way to sell at 1.23884, it didn't make it to profit and went upwards... that's why I'm worried...
 
And can someone clarify how the usd/eur, affect the RTS index, the MICEX index. I.e. I will clarify the question if let's say the MICEX is down and the RTS is also down, how will usd/eur go?
 
shestakoff84: And can someone explain how the usd/eur, affect the RTS index, the MICEX

have you had your google turned off? :)

http://www.comon.ru/user/Kasht/blog/post.aspx?index1=36949

When analysing the correlation of stock markets, we need to pay attention to currency pairs and their impact on our market. Having made elementary calculations, one can see quite interesting facts. First of all, it should be noted that the RTS Index has virtually no correlation with such currencies as the US dollar, the Japanese yen, the Chinese yuan and the Australian dollar. The highest correlation is with the Hungarian forint, the Indian rupee, the Brazilian real and the Korean won (see Table 3).

 
IgorM:

have you had your google turned off? :)

http://www.comon.ru/user/Kasht/blog/post.aspx?index1=36949

When analysing the correlation of stock markets, we need to pay attention to currency pairs and their impact on our market. Having made elementary calculations, we can see quite interesting facts. First of all, it should be noted that the RTS Index has virtually no correlation with such currencies as the US dollar, the Japanese yen, the Chinese yuan and the Australian dollar. The highest correlation is with the Hungarian forint, the Indian rupee, the Brazilian real and the Korean won (see Table 3).

Thank you!
 
Rumour has it that Spain will be asking for money today or tomorrow....Will the price go up or what? What do you think?
 
shestakoff84:
Rumour has it that Spain will be asking for money today or tomorrow....Will the price go up or what? What do you think?

What opinions, 1.24 may be touching, but it will not be lower than 1.2750 (minimum), the correction is going on.
 
Can someone clarify - how does souvenir production in new guinea affect the dollar exchange rate. I mean to clarify the question - if souvenir production in new guinea goes down, the usd will go where?
 
shestakoff84:
Rumour has it that Spain will be asking for money today or tomorrow....Will the price jump up or what? Your opinions!

The price movement is predetermined, the news noise does not affect it. Analysts are needed to fill the airtime.

(c) Stepan Demura. (today)

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