Hey hey hey! It is a very productive night for me blogwise. I added a forex quote on my side bar. Wohooo! Now my sidebar looks very cluttered. It doesnt matter. Now I have almost everything I need on my blog. This is only the start! Tomorrow I am going to conquer the world, BWAHAHAHAHA!
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Um, what does "overseas filipino worker" mean? You seem more like a rich one of the Manilla variety...
Okay, sarcasm aside, I'm looking forward to reading more posts. I like your analysis and agree that the near term theme for USD is relative growth, rather than borrowing costs. Although I think ultimately that theme will have a tough time when bigger players continue to eye EURUSD 1.5000.
Like your AUDJPY play. CADJPY has recently provided good opportunies as well.
Hello Overseas,
Congratulations on your blog. Before I ask you my question, I should let you know that I work with a FX dealing firm in New York--some people are sensitive about speaking with reps from the firms. My question has to do with your use of Zoho. I use it for a few database apps, but you are onto something using it as part of a trading app. How do you populate the spreadsheet with live data? In theory, I could design spreadsheets to be made available to my clients, and that would be of interest. Look forward to your response, and I'll keep reading your stuff.
To lonely trader,
Overseas filipino worker is a term by our government for people who had to work abroad because we cannot find work in Manila.
Im glad you picked up some opportunities from the AUDJPY and CADJPY. I am currently nursing my AUDJPY trade and it is already down by so much. But my mind is still not changed on Aust fundamental strength(while fingers crossed).
To fxbreeze,
Thanks for reading my blog. Regarding my excel trade updates that I upload on Zoho, it does not have any live data connected to it. I update it manually everyweek. Although the all the workbooks are interconnected but the links are just within the same excel file so no special magic there. I hope I answered your question. Thanks.
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