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New Zealand Dollar...

Line Changes:
None to speak of (yet)

Position Changes:
None. Still short net 20% allocated at 10330

Order Changes:
None. Stoplosses still at 10357


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Over the past two weeks, the US dollar has surged across the board. And, considering this currency has stood as the primary funding currency to a burgeoning carry trade, it makes sense that the greenback’s performance could be interpreted as a sign that risk appetite is toppling. However, cause and effect do not connect here – at least not yet. Instead risk trends have extended the congestion that has set in since October/November; and the period of consolidation has allowed the world’s reserve...

Line Changes:
None that are significant. Mostly extensions of existing ones. See comments below

Position Changes:
Short net 20% at 10330

Order Changes:
Stoplosses on shorts around 10357

Comments: Will calibrate all the lines soon. Main two horizontal ones remain unchanged and holidays are upon us, etc basically I will be spending less than the customary 3 minutes per day on this for the balance of Dec.
A bunch of money...

The US Dollar surged sharply higher as Asian markets reacted to an encouraging interest rate announcement from the US Federal Reserve, setting off a wave of stop orders that pushed EURUSD below the 1.44 mark for the first time since late August.

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