By Mark So on April 23, 2014
948PM
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Fear is going to dominate the next 2 days of trading as not just political/military tensions continue in Ukraine but economic data should continue to be soft for non-USD currencies. Read more »
By Mark So on April 23, 2014
1032AM
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The US has begun deploying troops to parts of Europe totaling 600 soldiers as part of “Military exercises” Russian Prime Minister Medvedev has testified in Russian Congress that they are preparing for wider economic sanctions from the West. Read more »
By Mark So on April 22, 2014
855PM
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Still no new trades tonight. No Set-Ups present and more importantly there are no fundamental nor market sentiment catalysts for trading tonight. Read more »
By Mark So on April 22, 2014
946AM
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No new trades today. No Set-Ups present and more importantly there are no fundamental nor market sentiment catalysts to speak of for trades today. Read more »
By Mark So on April 21, 2014
10PM
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After de-escalation not happening in Ukraine, there is a very big chance of a major sell-off on risk trades soon. Read more »
By Mark So on April 18, 2014
1011AM
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An accord was reached between the 4 way peace talks between Russia, US, EU and Ukraine however it is now up to Russia to de-escalate the situation over the weekend otherwise stiffer economic sanctions will be imposed on Russia. Read more »
By Mark So on April 17, 2014
10PM
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The Vigil continues on what the ongoing “Peace talks”, the consequent economic sanctions, and Russia’s reactions will bring. Read more »
By Mark So on April 17, 2014
937AM
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Traders are awaiting the results of the Peace talks between the US, EU, Ukraine and Russia in Geneva today. Read more »
By Mark So on April 17, 2014
1213AM
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As mentioned in my previous post, I have already executed the 12 New Unlitrades as of 1210AM. Read more »
By Mark So on April 16, 2014
908PM
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Here’s an excerpt from Bloomberg news that expresses everything that I’ve forecasted this week and has resulted in the trades recovering some more:
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“The yen fell the most in more than two weeks against the euro after data showed China’s economic growth slowed less in the first quarter than analysts forecast, damping demand for safer assets. Read more »