closed at 0.7310 & .9968. I remembered s.expert Kathy Lien previously said on cnbc; it will definitely be a buy if aussie hit 98 level.
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Re: AUD
by peter » Sat Mar 19, 2011 8:46 pm
I just did a comparison on the AUD time deposit interest rates at a few banks. ANZ 5.2% for 6 months is the highest compared to cimb and maybank. Buy and sell spread is also better. Unlike wespac , they do pay for weekends and public holidays.
Anyone know of any other bank with better rates?
Exchange rate now AUD : 1.26 SIN
Anyone know of any other bank with better rates?
Exchange rate now AUD : 1.26 SIN
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Re: AUD
by winston » Sun Mar 20, 2011 8:54 pm
kennynah wrote:thus, even as i may favour some Long term purchases of selected equities, especially those with dividends, i shd wana begin looking at currency plays...fx plays becos, IR has a very direct and profound impact on currencies... Long USD, Long GBP, Long EUR, Short AUD, Short JPY
i probably hold this view for the remaining 2011
Hmm... may I ask why would you be shorting the AUD ? Is that from a TA perspective ?
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Re: AUD
by kennynah » Mon Mar 21, 2011 6:11 am
just my tikam guess 
and by the way, i'm swayed by my TA outlook
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Re: AUD
by kennynah » Tue Apr 05, 2011 1:10 am
against the SGD...if AUD reaches 1.345 level... i say, a possible Short...
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Re: AUD
by eauyong » Tue Apr 05, 2011 8:07 am
Seems big money selling substantially pushing to below USD 1.04. Today is Reserve Bank of Australia Rate Decision at 12:30. Watch out 
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Re: AUD
by winston » Tue Apr 05, 2011 8:25 am
Vested
1) The Queensland Flood has reduced exports hence less buying of the AUD
2) I think they will have to raise interest rates to pay for their rebuilding efforts so the carry-trade could continue, especially from the Americans
3) With the Japanese earthquake, the Japanese government may sell some of their AUD
Anyway, it's all TCSS. The currency market is very big and efficient ...
And if you think you have all the answers, it means that you dont even know the questions in the first place
1) The Queensland Flood has reduced exports hence less buying of the AUD
2) I think they will have to raise interest rates to pay for their rebuilding efforts so the carry-trade could continue, especially from the Americans
3) With the Japanese earthquake, the Japanese government may sell some of their AUD
Anyway, it's all TCSS. The currency market is very big and efficient ...
And if you think you have all the answers, it means that you dont even know the questions in the first place
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