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USDJPY stuck, SIMSCI (got profit dont take and yaya papa ya , greedy then got stuck) stuck too...haha
 

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for the GBP/JPY?

haven hit TP but its in the money at the moment.

my VSA approach and analysis tend to change from bull to bear and vice versa instantly on the 15min time frame...

still learning though. coz i believe the vol ticks tell u a tale way before any indicator does.

i might have to rethink abt my tp locations. seems a tad too far for a small time frame. then my SL will narrow suit
I think so gbp/jpy. I'm not sure about 15mins time frame. I do on a hourly and daily time frame. My TP usually double or triple my SL. But sometime it's still 1:1.

For me as long as it's 1:1 or better(perferred better) I will do the trade and let it run.

Sometime at work too boring will do short term trading also. Win or lose cai png money

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UOB Gold Price

Rate as at Thursday, 22 December 2016

Description Currency Unit Bank Sells Bank Buys
ARGOR CAST BAR SGD 100 GM 5,329.00 (-15.00) 5,248.00 (-15.00)
CAST BARS SGD 1 KILOBAR 52,783.00 (-151.00) 52,506.00 (-152.00)

Last Friday's price was the lowest. If tomorrow drop again I will go and buy another 100 GM.

When higher inflation sets in higher in 2017. Gold price will shoot up. By that time too late to enter.

With gradual interest rate increase environment, inflation will slowly creep up. Data never lies. Deflation has sort of bottomed out in Q4 2016.

I sincerely believe we are at an U-Turn point. As the SSI slogan says, "Don't miss the boat!" :D

http://www.tradingeconomics.com/united-states/inflation-cpi/
http://www.tradingeconomics.com/singapore/inflation-cpi/
 
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Last Friday's price was the lowest. If tomorrow drop again I will go and buy another 100 GM.

When higher inflation sets in higher in 2017. Gold price will shoot up. By that time too late to enter.

With gradual interest rate increase environment, inflation will slowly creep up. Data never lies. Deflation has sort of bottomed out in Q4 2016.

I sincerely believe we are at an U-Turn point. As the SSI slogan says, "Don't miss the boat!" :D

http://www.tradingeconomics.com/united-states/inflation-cpi/
http://www.tradingeconomics.com/singapore/inflation-cpi/

bro warchest really gaogao, just bought 100g, and want to buy again :s13:
 

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BULLET: DOLLAR-YEN TECHS: Awaiting Break Out Of Recent.......



DOLLAR-YEN TECHS: Awaiting Break Out Of Recent Narrow Range
*RES 4: Y119.92 1.618 swing of Y118.64-Y116.57
*RES 3: Y119.63 76.4% Fibo of Y125.82-Y99.58
*RES 2: Y118.64 Dec 15 high
*RES 1: Y118.23 Dec 20 high
*PRICE: Y117.61 @1013GMT
*SUP 1: Y117.00/12 Hourly support
*SUP 2: Y116.57 Dec 19 low
*SUP 3: Y116.24 Hourly base Dec 14
*SUP 4: Y116.06 Dec 12 high, now support
*COMMENTARY* The last couple of days has seen trading sidelined between a
Y118.23-Y117.00 range. Have to give the upside the benefit of the doubt however,
all the while the slightly lower Y116.57 level remains intact. This keeps recent
upside momentum intact and will allow an eventual return to Y118.64 and
potentially the Fibo retrace level at Y119.63. Lose Y116.57 and scope to
increase losses to Y116.24-Y115.68 as recent gains from Y114.76 are unwound.
 

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France Wine, lousy investment 10 years ago, 50% lost now.

You mean you invested in bottles of imported wine? Must take note of temperature maintenance. Cut loss by drinking the balance 50% up. Save electricity on wine cooler. :s13:

Personally not a good investment as PRCs are snapping up Australian and European vineyards. They will flood the market with more wine. :D
 

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You mean you invested in bottles of imported wine? Must take note of temperature maintenance. Cut loss by drinking the balance 50% up. Save electricity on wine cooler. :s13:

Personally not a good investment as PRCs are snapping up Australian and European vineyards. They will flood the market with more wine. :D

no, wine keep in France, yearly still have to pay maintenance and insurance fees , better don't invest in that, I am silly to invest in this :s22::s11:
 
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