What is the different between ADP & NFP?

Oh I see, so ADP is not the one that effective on trader's sentiment, only NFP will do.

Bravo for CHF trader yesterday night!

This month NFP move like turtle.

This post has been edited by rstusa: Apr 2 2010, 10:51 PM

Anyone know what happen for EUR pairs jump higher this morning? Is it related to the Poland's president plane accident death?

If he found a broker can trade with MYR, I can guarantee his trading very boring, not to say MYR, trade with SGD or HKD run like turtle.

Of course good, it is the best viewing for chart because with 3.8" screen.

Yes, this HTC i bought from there, the phone there cheaper than here. Now you can consider for HTC HD2 with 4.3" screen or Garmin-Asus with 3.8" screen for the larger view of chart.

I bought this Touch HD since it launched not long ago with price HKD4950 (AP set) while that time Malaysia still don't have AP set for this phone. As I know that time Malaysia selling original RM3200-3400, and HKD6188 in HK. Definitely you can get cheaper phone in HK but for AP set warranty follow by the shop if any problem you need to take it back. If you're looking one in HK, I can recommend you a place 旺角先达广场 famous of AP there. For HD2 pls refer here http://www.eprice.com.hk/mobile/phone/?prod_id=3449 AP only HKD4580/2.4=RM1908

So far satisfied with Maxis broadband using on my htc phone for MT4 mobile trading.

Sorry to tell you that IBFX don't have application for iphone so far.

Someone predicted that the GU will fall to 1.32xx to 1.30xx end of this year.

Man, 108pips you near margin call, do you know everyday a pair of currency can change 100pips easily? Make sure your account can tahan 3000pips.

My streamyx disconnected around 6.30pm yesterday, luckily got maxis broadband do backup.

This post has been edited by rstusa: Apr 16 2010, 12:08 PM

Where is Thomas? Maybe he is making the miracle now.

We all know you're muslim with the anti-Israel logo, lol.

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Added on April 17, 2010, 8:08 amWhat happened to CAD pairs yesterday?

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Added on April 17, 2010, 8:11 amAbout Iceland volcano's ash cloud had stopped 17k flights, how this news can affect the currency pairs?

This post has been edited by rstusa: Apr 17 2010, 10:12 AM

Greek Bailout in ‘Matter of Days” to Boost Euro, UBS Says

April 16 (Bloomberg) -- The euro may receive a temporary boost to $1.38 when Greece accesses a 45 billion euro ($61 billion) bailout plan before traders reestablish bets that the shared currency will decline, according to UBS AG.

“Short euro positioning looks extreme at the moment, not least on the back of speculation that the Greek package may not materialize,” Beat Siegenthaler, a foreign-exchange strategist at UBS in Zurich, wrote in a report today. “These concerns will be removed in a matter of days. As a result, we expect the likely launch of the Greek aid package to temporarily boost euro-dollar and create better levels to re-enter euro-shorts.” A short is a wager a currency will decline.

The euro has dropped more than 9 percent against the dollar in the past six months, after traders exited bets the euro would rise versus the dollar in favor of wagers the currency would fall as Greece struggled to finance the euro area’s widest budget deficit.

Europe’s common currency may rise to $1.38 “over the next one to two weeks” before dropping to $1.30, Siegenthaler said in a phone interview.

European Union finance ministers said today that Greece doesn’t have an immediate plan to trigger a rescue package even as the country’s bond yields rose to the highest since before the bailout plan was announced. Spanish Finance Minister Elena Salgado, whose government holds the rotating EU presidency, said ministers won’t decide on any further action at a two-day meeting in Madrid that began today.

“What they said was that at this point there is no request for activation,” Siegenthaler said in an interview. “They will say that until Greece actually requests it. It wouldn’t suddenly change my view.”

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Added on April 17, 2010, 10:47 amBNP Paribas this week cuts its forecast for euro/dollar and now expects the pair to hit 1.19 by mid-2011, saying uncertainties about the aid package for Greece will likely keep international investors cautious about European asset markets.

This post has been edited by rstusa: Apr 17 2010, 10:47 AM

Why don't you guys think of the brokers regulated in UK like Alpari.co.uk?

As I know in UK, broker regulated under FSA is belongs to segregated account which can return all the funds to clients even the broker had bankrupt. But broker under CFTC don't have that rule.

Yes, that was the meaning of it. The different is which one is more reliable either US or Cyprus broker. There got a strict rules to control the brokers in US but how strict the rules in Cyprus we're not so sure.

They sent it to you without a notice? I haven't receive any yet.

Do you subscribe for the free 1 year Futures magazine they recently sent to your email?