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Pick up some EURCHF before rollover today, it's at a pretty good spot with quite a bit of confidence with the 1.20000 floor. 3x rollover today which can be okay depending on your broker. Right now EURCHF is at 1.2010 and trading extremely flat. Not bad if you want some swap gains over the next couple weeks.

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Tip for dummies

samuel23 — Wed, 16 May 2012 10:19:43 GMT

Here are some day trading tips for dummies:

1. Chop down shortfalls quick

The secret is to regain back what you have lost. Try to handle the situation positively and maneuver the condition to a constructive one. There is no use to cry over spilled milk. What you need to do is to reduce the losses with quick, sharp moves.

2. Go with the flow

Like traffic, taking the counter flow is not advisable in day trading. It would be better if you will just go with the flow. This means that you have to focus on the high-selling stocks and sell those that fall under "short-selling" stocks.

This is based on the belief that the development of stocks will continue to rise. Luckily, 8 out of 10 day traders find this strategy effective.

3. Control your emotions

Some day traders tend to be emotionally involved with their dealings.

In reality, day trading can really create hype. Hence, emotional people tend to act on impulse. Any good news will immediately alert day traders to expect a positive turnover of stocks. Hence, if you are too emotional, you may get excited and act without even evaluating the situation.

To avoid trouble, it would be better to control your emotions and analyze each condition first before making a move. If you lost, analyze the situation and identify where you have been wrong.

Do not take your defeats seriously. Keep in mind that an open mind is important to overcome problems encountered in day trading. This will help you achieve the profits that you want.

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Central Bank News Link List - 16 May 2012

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Here's today's*Central Bank News*link list, click through if you missed the previous*central*bank news link list. *Remember, if you want to submit links for inclusion in the daily link list, just email them through to us or post them in the comments section below.

Weak data, bank hikes led to cut: RBA (Business Spectator)
Hungary c.bank to expand range of currencies to buy (Wall Street Journal)
Indian Rupee rises on c.bank intervention (Loan Safe)
New Fed rate forecasts can create conflict (NASDAQ)
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EURUSD Master--- Live Trading CALL

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I will make a live call as soon as I open a trade.

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Only trade on eurusd.

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Is a Gold Breakdown on the way soon.

Luke Myers — Tue, 15 May 2012 03:13:01 GMT

I have the lower support line in the sand for gold at 1550. This marks the lower line of the channel we are in now.

What is going to happen if we break this is the question all gold owners should be asking.

I think gold could drop over $100 an ounce in short order if this event takes place in the next few weeks. A greek defalt might also help kill gold. Without any future QE3, negative real interest rates may not be enuff to support gold from breaking down as the rise in the USD brings an end to the 12 year Gold Bull market.

Silver could also share the same fate. Starting a trend which will mark the underpreforming of these assets for the next decade. Could this be the near future on gold and silver ?

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Tanzanian Royalty's Short Interest Growing -- Stage Set For A Big Reversal

InformedTrades — Mon, 14 May 2012 19:00:34 GMT

http://seekingalpha.com/article/5877...al?source=feed By Simit Patel:Tanzanian Royalty Exploration (TRX) is one of my favorite gold stocks -- it constitutes the second largest position in my entire stock portfolio. There are a few notable developments in the stock that I thought warranted a discussion:

1. Short Interest Growing. TRX's short interest has been steadily growing thus far in 2012. High short interest in quality gold stocks is something I really like to see, as invariably these shorts are going to need to cover -- and when they do, price could really take off if the company is as solid as bulls believe it to be.

2. New Drill Results. TRX just announced some new drill results pertaining to its Buckreef Gold Project in Tanzania. The drill results suggest some high grade ore, with grams per ton routinely ranging from 2 to nearly 10. In a world where ore grades under 1 gram per ton are commonplace,

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Is Europe's Exodus Nigh?

forexer — Mon, 14 May 2012 15:05:05 GMT

Is the Exodus for Euro project indeed nigh? Anti-bailout voices have vehemently espoused so but there are two sides to every coin (or drachma). The fundamental picture hasn't changed by a great deal since I started writing about Europe's extreme pilgrimage through fire and brimstone. However with the passage of time and the very recent rhetorical jawboning and haranguing, the schism between the world's delusional make-believe and reality has shrunk; the gap is being bridged further by fast paced developments in the political arena of Greece and France, serving as a catalyst for the truth. Reality was always there, it was merely the market's stubbornness and perhaps idiocy that alluded it to the facts and allowed participants to be massaged with alot of hot talk by the Eurocrats and overly optimistic chaps who like to believe that all is very well. Although the fundamental synopsis remains very much grounded in a decade's worth of bad policy, the markets will choose to act it out in different ways, and quite creatively indeed. There have been frequent interludes; but they serve as mere distractions. These interludes were namely the ECB's LTRO in December 2011 and late January 2012, and the Greek PSI operation which placated most global risk markets. Now that the markets have had a fair share of a breather, the big bear is back and with rage.

Just last week, the world was supposedly rather hampered by the center-left electoral results of France and a political stalemate in the Greek parliamentary theater. I discussed about the implications of this electoral outcome and likened it to a grey, rather than a high contrast black & white event. It seems I was wrong (at least as the week progressed and intraday vol was spread further out); European equities, credit, the Euro, European iTraxx Crossover at record wides for 2012 (similarly for the 5Y Spanish CDS)... I could go on forever. Last week was a very bad week for most long-only equity funds in Europe. America was rather shielded from the directional carnage in Europe with obvious intraday European Pre/Post close oscillations which should raise more than an eyebrow as to what, not who is actually trading in American stocks. Global market have been hit once again today and Europe is in a sea of red pixels. Why?

Were the anti-bailout, anti-fiscal consolidation (a sleeker term for austerity) mandates of France's newly elected president the primary catalyst? Did this lead to a long squeeze and capitulations of overly sanguine positions? It really seems so but we will never know. What is certain however is that the market has run out of hopium (for things to settle down in Europe or for more extraordinary central bank stimulus/print fests/backstops).

To wit, most risk-inverse assets are deep in the green, some are even at 2012's best levels. As of today (1000 EST): 10Y TSYs @ 1.77% (-7bp), 10Y Bunds @ 1.43% (-8bp & the lowest yield on record), 10Y JGBs @ 0.85% (-1bp), 10Y Swiss @ 0.54% (-7bp & best performer for the day).

And the bad sovereign debt? 10Y GGB2 @ 26.27% (+255bp /sic), 10Y BTPs @ 5.71% (+23bp), 10Y Bonos @ 6.22% (+26bp & highest in 2012). 10Y CACs are up 3bp at 2.82%.

Spain nationalized Bankia (one of the biggest banks in Spain & a consolidation of 7 community banks 6 quarters ago), buying up 45% of its equity. A shatter to any residual confidence/hope left in Spain's cajas' and large banks' abilities to recapitalize without external assistance (be it from the government or from the Troika). Total non-performing loans are unsurprisingly at a historical record and some speculate that a paltry circa 20% of all delinquent corporate loans and real estate mortgages have been written down. In other words, it is quite a bottomless pit for these banks because they would be essentially bankrupt the moment they mark these bad assets to the market's harsh reality. I noted Greece was a gone basketcase. Spain may soon get that title if nothing continues to be done. I guess it is only a matter of time before the deathknell for Spain is sounded. When that happens (10Y BTPs above 7%?), expect liquidity to be created on a draconian scale. Forget �1trn, Europe would need twice that just to stem contagion.

And if the ECB doesn't print? Well then Germany foots a huge portion of the charity, pardon bill. Talk about China saving Europe with its $2trn in Forex reserves is just ludicrous. 1) To fund Euro liabilities, China would have to sell a good portion of its US TSY holdings, thus shooting itself in the foot; and 2) China understands the risks that its contributions may NEVER be repaid if any nation chooses to renounce Euro denominated debt. The Chinese aren't that dumb. Also notice that Asia has relatively little to do with Europe? The same can be said for America. It seems the world's 'firewall' to Europe's direct toxic sludge is paradoxically not to be financially involved in it (heck, America didn't contribute a cent to the IMF's recent global fund raising tour). Alas, we aren't immune to Europe's cold.

So why do I question about Europe's Exodus? Basically because the path of least resistance and pain is to exit the Euroarea (hence de-legalizing the use of the Euro currency) and not years/decades of depressionary doldrums. But haven't I written about this for the umpteenth time? The catch: Greece seems to be moving along that path, a stark notion a few weeks ago. The second catch: Defacto God, Germany is loosing coercive power over the periphery sovereigns. Merkel suffered her largest 'loss' since WWII after her CDU conservative party scored a measly 26% (falling from 35% in 2010) in the North Rhein-Westphalia state election yesterday. Germany has already lost the full-fledged support from France despite Merkel claiming that she could turn Hollande back to the glorious light of forming a fiscal compact. With two distinct actors going in polar opposite directions as they did 5 weeks back, a shakeup seems prescient. Once the political impasse is complete breached, I reckon the Exodus out of the Euro currency can commence.

The MSM and various financial blogs (and yours truly!) have been questioning whether Greece will exit the Eurozone. As such I wouldn't place too big of a bet on this possibility right now. Regardless of the sometimes senseless monkey-see-monkey-do elocution by the new wires, such utterance can sometimes be condensed into a "yes, but not now" reply. Greece is without doubt the wildcard because its parliament is currently in a 'neutral' position. Remember New Democracy (top voted party) announced its failure to form a coalition one day after it was granted permission. Just today, Syriza (the far-left and second top voted party) also announced that attempts to form a coalition have failed (despite talks with PASOK making some headroom over the weekends). Greece will this likely hold another election. I leave you to speculate on the results (whether you think anti-bailout or serfdom ad infinitum will garner more reception).

Note: All parties are flawed in their own ways. Take Syriza for instance. They may be radically opposing to austerity and staying in the Eurozone but it doesn't offer a ruck of a pragmatic solution to the fallout. It applies for Hollande... and for US president hopefuls. I feel politics is almost always a grey subject as there is no one size fits all solution to the grand scheme of issues.

Another anecdote: �450mn of foreign law GGB1 matures tomorrow (15 May). If Greece fails to pay, CDSs trigger and another mountain will be made out of a molehill, again.

I might have over simplified things here; because even after a currency is de-legalized in a sovereign nation, it needs to introduce a new currency or adopt a currency of another sovereign nation. What happens to all existing debt denominated in Euros? What happens to all bank deposits? Will foreign held assets have to be repatriated before the transition? There are tons of other factors to consider just so anyone thinks it's as simple as smearing mortar on a brick. We're going to be in a surreal game of Charade in the coming few weeks/months but the focus would ubiquitously still be on Europe, America and China.

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2 Stock Picks For The Rise In Natural Gas Prices

InformedTrades — Mon, 14 May 2012 12:00:35 GMT

http://seekingalpha.com/article/5861...es?source=feed By Simit Patel:Natural gas prices have been on a sharp rise over the past month -- see this Washington Post story for a deeper look. Here is an excerpt:

The price of U.S. natural gas jumped to the highest level since February as companies shut down production across the country.

Natural gas futures rose 2.2 cents to $2.487 per 1,000 cubic feet on Thursday, extending a recent surge. The price has soared 30.4 percent since hitting a 10-year low on April 19.

Here is a chart to put things in perspective.

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As I noted in my previous article on natural gas bottoming, I consider it likely that prices will trend much higher in the years to come. I would not be surprised to see the price end up around $4.50.

So, what are the consequences here for investors? Well, the first deduction that comes to mind is that higher

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Forex, FX and the Forex market are some common abbreviations for the Foreign Exchange market. Actually it is the largest financial market in the world, where money is sold and bought freely. In its present condition the Forex market was launched in the seventies, when free exchange rates were introduced, and only the participants of the market determine the price of one currency against the other proceeding from demand and supply. As far as the freedom from any external control and free competition are concerned, the Forex market is a perfect market.

How do I calculate how much a USDCHF pip is worth?

Jack Francisco — Mon, 14 May 2012 10:13:51 GMT

If you could provide the formula, I would appreciate it.

Thanks

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