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Expected moves

Posted on September 9, 2008 at 10:17 in Market comment, Market forecast, Operators' intentions by Dr. S. Sivaraman

EURO and GBP made the expected firming up move from late Japanese session.After the drop it is easy to say the rise was sell opportunity.Now the rise has happened.I want the viewers making comments to comment now whether EURO and GBP will fall or rise.Before pointing out the finger on others humbly request the comment makets to reflect first of all whether they are benefited any way by doing so,or are they helping others reading the posts not to read.I can accept the criticisms and said many times I am sorry for the wrong calls and i want the readers to use if they want to,the posts for their trading decisions.If you continue to do it is your wish but see that you donot waste your valuable time in reading the post or commenting on the posts and calls.

I am not posting here to look for business.I can do with out making any posts here.Those of you know me for long time might know that from 2003 I am giving Q&A sessions in fxstreet and from 2007 I am giving webinars in fxstreet.Besides I am also positings in other websites upon request.So please do not under estimate my studies.I request such comment makers to refrain from reading the blog posts and look for valueable recommendations which are available in other blogs and other updated posts of various experts.

Hope I have explained well for them to understand.

Regards

Dr.Sivaraman

13 Responses to “Expected moves”

  1. on 09 Sep 2008 at 10:52 am1hamda

    so what do you forecast now? on your last comment you said to buy usd. that’s why i bought a lot of euro and pound and sold a lot of usd after a long time and did a lot of money again. doing opposite to your forecasts can make me very rich.

  2. on 09 Sep 2008 at 11:00 am2Krzysztof

    Dear DR,

    Can you explain the logic of your yesterday call for US session taht EUR/GBP will rise ?? EUR already had fallen 200 pips from 1.44 to 1.42 but speed of market was growing
    os extended range was very possible.

    Krzysztof

  3. on 09 Sep 2008 at 11:06 am3hamda

    krzysztof the logic is very clear. when the doctor is saying long immediately go short and when he say short you go long. that’s how you make money in forex.

  4. on 09 Sep 2008 at 11:10 am4Ben

    I found this blog amusing at first but now I’m appauled.

    He can’t even write in proper sentences.

    I’m boycotting FXStreet.

  5. on 09 Sep 2008 at 11:11 am5sean

    Doc,

    If you are asking for opinion, mine is there will be drop g/u e/u but only to mid intra-day level in late us/session.
    After rise the yen crosses, building short’s maybe for one more drop at the top for drop in coming day’s ,

    Now please everybody trade with ease and no emotion :-)

  6. on 09 Sep 2008 at 11:32 am6bob

    With all due respect i think everyone here should take a step back now concentrate more on his monthly webinars rather than loading up with his daily blog predictions.Even having followed the dr, for sometime now, i find it often confusing (language barrier) understanding the meaning in these blogs. with that said, proceed with caution. just my two cents.

  7. on 09 Sep 2008 at 11:34 am7Arthur

    Dr. Shivaraman
    You are funny guy. And please keep posting lots of jokes here.
    cheers!

  8. on 09 Sep 2008 at 11:50 am8wayne N. Meeks

    Both correct forecasts and wrong forecasts contain useful information about the system that generated them.

    Over time, one can develop a sense of how the underlying system can best be used to develope trading stratagies.

    So, Doc, please do continue to post just as you have been doing.

    Unless, of course, you can figure out a way to only post correct forecasts.

  9. on 09 Sep 2008 at 11:53 am9Sundaram

    Dear Doctor,

    I have got hooked on to your blog just recently. Most of the experts just give their opinion about the markets and there will be definitely people critisizing your views. You can’t feel offended for every opinion…
    and for every readers, just a reminder, in forex market every person is as informed as the other and everyone’s opinion is as good as other’s opinion. It is just the matter of luck that one’s opinion reflects the market reality.

    Sundaram.

  10. on 09 Sep 2008 at 11:58 am10gooksy

    Cable&Euro will fall near yesterday lows (1.4 and 1.75)and then rise to 1.44 and 1.8.

  11. on 09 Sep 2008 at 2:10 pm11su25

    Sundaram
    I am sure you did not mean to give Doc this backhanded compliment!!!

  12. on 09 Sep 2008 at 2:18 pm12NAMBIAR

    Dear Doctor,

    As i told last week, small consolidation up side and drastic fall down side.Again warning the market,EURO and GBP will move down 2004 levels.I am again advising USD will gain in coming few months ,i can say till 2009 september.so anybody can expect EURO will break 1.2000 levels in long term.

    NAMBIAR

  13. on 09 Sep 2008 at 2:34 pm13Ben

    I just want to amke clear, that the previous person who wrote as Ben, is not me (i’ve been posting as Ben for more than 3 months here).
    I have a profound respect for Dr. Sivaraman, even if his calls haven’t been right for the last 30 days. And i have no intention to boicot fxstreet or anyone. Everyone’s responsible of his trades, nobody else is.

    Regards.

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