Nzd/usd - Aud/nzd

Discussion in 'Forex' started by Ivanovich, Apr 3, 2006.

  1. There's a snapshot of my two open long NZD/USD trades on my live account.

    YOU don't have any open trades now, though, do ya? :D

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    #11     Apr 3, 2006
  2. And here's a snapshot of my open short AUD/NZD trade on my live account.

    Good luck, Ivanovich.

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    #12     Apr 3, 2006
  3. I don't want the specifics. I just want the spot enter price. And I can photoshop what you just posted in 15 seconds by overlaying "game" with "trade". Give us the enter price or get out of the thread with your spam.
     
    #13     Apr 3, 2006
  4. That's what I thought you'd say (or not say, in this case).
     
    #14     Apr 3, 2006
  5. Sell order filled - 600,000 @ 6085. SL 6100, tp on failure of 6000 psych.
     
    #15     Apr 3, 2006
  6. Sounds like a winner! ;)

    Good luck with it....

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    #16     Apr 3, 2006
  7. Ivansky...

    If it floats your boat to try to insult me by calling me a liar, saying I use photoshop and trade a simulator, and that I am not using a live account... have a party.

    At the beach! :D (this time remember to bring suntan lotion).

    LMAO

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    #17     Apr 3, 2006
  8. Stop moved down to 6060, locking in 25 pips. On break of 6030, will move stop to 6030 for 5995 test.
     
    #18     Apr 3, 2006
  9. Well hopefully we can get back to talking about trading and especially AUD/NZD trading! Here's what I did this week in my live but small account.

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    And last week.

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    Made about 3.5% on these trades which I'm happy with. Very low leverage was used about 2-3x. And yes I traded without stops.
     
    #19     Apr 3, 2006
  10. I too believe the NZD will continue its slow (with occasional free-falls) descent downwards and trading AUD/NZD long is one of the best ways to capture it. NZD/USD is too exposed to the imho falling dollar and may not provide the same bang for your buck as trading against the aussie.

    I really would like to hear more about who is trading NZD long. About the only people I know doing these are the japanese retail investors who are still buying up the uradashi bond issues and carry traders still collecting the extraordinary interest.

    Everybody else including the well informed and very transparent RBNZ is proclaiming that the kiwi has hit its top and will fall over the next year.

    If you look at a long term weekly/monthly chart you can clearly see what happened the last time the kiwi hit it's multi year range high around the 70cents US mark and then dropped down steeply.

    Looking forward to a bunch of new points of view on the subject!
     
    #20     Apr 3, 2006