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  1. #11
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Hi

    Interbank-Fx posts swap rates. I really don't know if they are particular to IBfx as to value but well there you go. I know so I check their website often they vary from time to time, here's the url to get there.

    Http://www.interbankfx.com/swap_rates.php

    I position commerce also and what I can recomend is Assess the long-term tendencies, weeks and months additionally assess the average true range and typical drawdown on the day chart and definately, DEFINATELY trade WITH the swap. You might check the ATR and MAX drawdown as well to make certain that to have the margin to keep in for a long time.

    In long-term position trading remember.

    The Trend May Be Your Friend But The Swap is Your Lover

    Hope this helps

    fxScavenger
    Thank you for the link. That will help a lot. I wish they had more pairs recorded.

    Yes I intend on looking at minimal daily charts to trend commerce. Not concern myself by losing 20-100 pips when I see I'm on a long fashion.

    Any recommendations on pairs as you mentioned that you do position commerce? I'd jump onto the band wagon but it has struck the resistance level from 97'-98'. Would love to have united in 2001. I think that will be my nest egg. Never market. That would have been a retirement. Although, looking at a chart it's still relatively low in comparison to prices back in 76'.


    Can ATR actually matter if we're in it for the long haul?

  2. #12
    Hi Permanentjaun,

    I am interested in dollar peg currency in order to prevent exchange loss,
    and to have received the steady exchange earnings.
    For examples, USDOMR,USDBHD and USDJOB...

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  4. #14
    Seems to me like a slow pair. I'm not sure what the interest rates are like on the Dinar.

    I'm not so sure if I know how to specify slow though. I believe slow to me would be a currency which is very delibrate in its direction. GBP/JPY, while having a wonderful vast moves, has been delibrate in it's uptrend over the last 5-7 decades. GBP/USD, as you could make a case for exactly the year uptrend, has still experienced many hefty reversals. I'm probably not explaining myself well. I am hoping you can see exactly what I'm talking about if comparing a gbp/jpy chart to a gbp/usd chart. Matt

  5. #15
    So it only dropped 200 points....any suggestions?

  6. #16
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Therefore it only dropped 200 points....any suggestions?
    Ha just saw that. I felt like this was coming shortly. Whats your view however? Is this pair overly interest attractive to fall far? It seems to rally .

  7. #17
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Therefore it just dropped 200 points....any suggestions?
    Yeh, prepare to long.
    Edit: The one thing I'm concerned about is the fact GBP/JPY formed a top about that price back in 1998.

  8. #18
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Yeh, prepare to long.
    Edit: The only thing I am concerned about is the fact GBP/JPY shaped a top about that price back in 1998.
    Has me worried too. Dropped 300 pips today.

  9. #19
    238.00 appears to be providing great support for the time being, Im not giving up on the bulls yet.

  10. #20
    Permanentjaun, keep in mind that just another week GBP/JPY fell 800 or so pips in a few days.
    I understand this move seems to have a lot more force behind it, but I suppose we'll see where things move. I'm holding a couple of long term positions, me has not worried in the slightest.

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