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John B on
August 20th, 2010 14:41 GMT
Scotia is reporting today that FX Managers are not having a good year. The Scotia Capital and Parker Blacktree Currency Index is showing that Macro FX funds are in negative territory so far this year. Model and Diversified FX funds are running at .6 to .3% for the year. Thats not much better than what a large money market fund pay. If these professional traders are struggling then how are the retail players doing? I’m down 30 pips so far in August. I’m ahead for the year but only because of a short EUR/USD trade made in Feb 2009 and held over a year.
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Scotia is reporting today that FX Managers are not having a good year. The Scotia Capital and Parker Blacktree Currency Index is showing that Macro FX funds are in negative territory so far this year. Model and Diversified FX funds are running at .6 to .3% for the year. Thats not much better than what a large money market fund pay. If these professional traders are struggling then how are the retail players doing? I’m down 30 pips so far in August. I’m ahead for the year but only because of a short EUR/USD trade made in Feb 2009 and held over a year.