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can someone look at the 1 year chart for ba? is that the elliot wave?
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This has always been a US dollar carry trade. The relationships are there.Originally Posted by teddy jam
^i'm sorry, i don't comprehend. i'm assuming you are saying the price of the US dollar will be going up which is causing commodity prices to decline
but with your 2nd comment about equity sell off, ppl would go to safe-havens (gold) ..would that not increase gold prices?
This has always been a US dollar carry trade. The relationships are there.Originally Posted by RunningFishy
teddy jam wrote:
^i'm sorry, i don't comprehend. i'm assuming you are saying the price of the US dollar will be going up which is causing commodity prices to decline
but with your 2nd comment about equity sell off, ppl would go to safe-havens (gold) ..would that not increase gold prices?
Originally Posted by teddy jam
any commodity players in here? oil/gold? and more specifically your outlook on the US dollar?
Feds kept the rates same today, so the dollar rally might stop and go back down. US economy is weak and they are printing endless amounts of monies at a basically 0 rate.
the dollar isn't gonna go to high up imho, so i'd imagine the gold should go up as it's near it's BB low
if there is a big 'correction', then everyone would rush to gold anyway, which would drive prices high
am i wrong for assuming gold is gold? no pun intended
i'm losing out on oil right now @ 73/ barrel...damn dollar!
If I knew the precise movements, I wouldn't be here talking. The truth is, no one really knows ! The people that know are the 'insiders'.Originally Posted by teddy jam
^ no i don't trade futures, with respect to oil, i trade a 2x leveraged ETF which mimics the future spot price of oil
can u explain a bit more on 'big boys moving into currency before feds decision' today? bit unclear
Originally Posted by LiLcHiCo4LiFe
SLV is looking good right now. Sitting right at support. I'll probably start a position with a stop.
LOL.Originally Posted by RunningFishy
YESTERDAY:
LONG - OIL
I was incorrect in that OIL didn't find it's strength and the whole asset class and group just sold off again. I got stopped out of my oil position.
My bank stock has been good. It didn't get stopped out and I've been adjusting the stops all day.
FRIDAY OUTLOOK:
I am net long and I'm expecting a nice bounce back up into the green. In fact, I am not shorting anything. But again, I have very tight stops. Often times, the gaps/volatility have destroyed me in and out, but I cannot stress this enough, stop losses are mandatory.
Judging from today's activity, I am liking that. Those that have the balls to go long, will find it rewarding, but then again, we can continue the down fall. * I will update tonight if people have some discussion. Regardless, it is time for financials to bounce back up, when they do, I hope to see the rally.
Currency carry trades are when you borrow money in one currency and invests it into another. With a low interest rate in the United States, it's virtually free to borrow USD. You can borrow USD and invest it into another security (usually stocks/commodities). With the current situation in the market, people have shorted dollars/longed stocks. Today, /DX rose forcing people to cover their shorts. It's not surprising money flowed out of the stock market as this occured.Originally Posted by teddy jam
what do u mean when u say 'we are in another correlation of dollar carry trade'
Originally Posted by kicksfiend
Currency carry trades are when you borrow money in one currency and invests it into another. With a low interest rate in the United States, it's virtually free to borrow USD. You can borrow USD and invest it into another security (usually stocks/commodities). With the current situation in the market, people have shorted dollars/longed stocks. Today, /DX rose forcing people to cover their shorts. It's not surprising money flowed out of the stock market as this occured.Originally Posted by teddy jam
what do u mean when u say 'we are in another correlation of dollar carry trade'
IMO, the correlation at this point is going to be imperfect to say the least. I feel like the correlation is going to break down if the market experiences further downside. For the past few weeks, /DX and /ES have been moving seperately and not in lock step like it did in the past. When RunningFishy said "we're in another correlation of the dollar carry trade", I guess he means the correlation is back on for now, which today seems true.
/DX is the dollar index futures. /ES is the S&P 500 futures.