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12 years 5 months ago #7750
by Libero
Hey RC,
You are the rest of CV are welcome of course; if the good folks are interested in the institutional notes, I'll keep on sourcing them and posting them!
CS do the lot one would think, but the main indices T/A is from UBS. I've managed to get hold a Metals PDF somewhere (along with Commerzbank) and few others...
I'll post of few more tonight / tomorrow hopefully!
I have lots of respect for your calls, but regarding cable, I need you to be wrong simply because I have physical dollars (Salary!) that I need to convert to sterling!
After that, I hope the up-trend continues!
Damn currencies!!!!
You are the rest of CV are welcome of course; if the good folks are interested in the institutional notes, I'll keep on sourcing them and posting them!
CS do the lot one would think, but the main indices T/A is from UBS. I've managed to get hold a Metals PDF somewhere (along with Commerzbank) and few others...
I'll post of few more tonight / tomorrow hopefully!
I have lots of respect for your calls, but regarding cable, I need you to be wrong simply because I have physical dollars (Salary!) that I need to convert to sterling!
After that, I hope the up-trend continues!
Damn currencies!!!!
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12 years 5 months ago #7747
by redchilly
Libero,
I have compared Credit Suisse's & JP Morgan's style of TA ( both of which you have kindly posted over here
so many thanks)
CS's TA is based mainly on S&R and chart pattern's (triangles etc) & JP's TA mainly on EWT & fibs.
I have to agree CS clearly is a winner here ( I don't normally pay attention to Instutional TA but after your post about GBPUSD got curious and studied all the forex charts on CS TA)
Out of 7, I agree with 5 of their recommendations/trade positions.
Only disagree with AUDUSD & GBPUSD (as the former is finishing a downtrend so wouldn't want to look at short positions and the later is in an established uptrend so wouldn't want to go against the trend - HH & HLs and all that ) but may be they are right on those two as well - only time will tell!
Does CS only do Forex TA or do they do stocks & indices as well??
I have compared Credit Suisse's & JP Morgan's style of TA ( both of which you have kindly posted over here
CS's TA is based mainly on S&R and chart pattern's (triangles etc) & JP's TA mainly on EWT & fibs.
I have to agree CS clearly is a winner here ( I don't normally pay attention to Instutional TA but after your post about GBPUSD got curious and studied all the forex charts on CS TA)
Out of 7, I agree with 5 of their recommendations/trade positions.
Only disagree with AUDUSD & GBPUSD (as the former is finishing a downtrend so wouldn't want to look at short positions and the later is in an established uptrend so wouldn't want to go against the trend - HH & HLs and all that ) but may be they are right on those two as well - only time will tell!
Does CS only do Forex TA or do they do stocks & indices as well??
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12 years 5 months ago #7746
by Libero
RC,
You've got a very sharp eye (as usual!). Credit Suisse's chart drew the same line as your good self:
They say: Above 1.5638 can open the door to a fresh look at the 1.5718/1.5752 highs.
Their 'Strategy': Short, stop above 1.5638, for 1.5126/06.
(Full details of this can be found in the Institutional Technical Analysis thread - along with 7 fresh forex views).
You've got a very sharp eye (as usual!). Credit Suisse's chart drew the same line as your good self:
They say: Above 1.5638 can open the door to a fresh look at the 1.5718/1.5752 highs.
Their 'Strategy': Short, stop above 1.5638, for 1.5126/06.
(Full details of this can be found in the Institutional Technical Analysis thread - along with 7 fresh forex views).
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12 years 6 months ago #7537
by followNev
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