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Australia 245 all out in first innings……

By   || December 3, 2010 at 07:46 GMT
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We don’t need no stinkin World Cup…….

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8 Responses to “Australia 245 all out in first innings……”

  1. Paul Eamonn on December 3rd, 2010 07:47 GMT

    Shhhh………don’t tell Sean.

  2. ayra_j on December 3rd, 2010 08:01 GMT

    Cricket! hmmmmmmmmmm! it’s just like the forex world!
    I’ve been lbw’ed lately by the Aussies.

  3. puks on December 3rd, 2010 08:02 GMT

    you bet Gerry… I was loving it… Glad you stuck it up that arrogant Ponting…I know what I’d be doing tomorrow arvo. Have a few coldies and watch the poms smash those Aussies….

    Bring it on…

    How are you Gerry BTW? hope all’s well at your end.

    What’s your outlook on AUDUSD? cheers

  4. Peter K on December 3rd, 2010 08:09 GMT

    Darn, and I was hoping that the test match would go the full 365 days ;(

  5. Gerry Davies on December 3rd, 2010 08:16 GMT

    It’s getting even colder over here Puks, bloody horrible. And what’s worse I have to make a journey, probably today, certainly in next couple of days. And there’s snow everywhere and Im surrounded by hills and I’m out in the wilds so roads won’t have been treated most likely. Will I even make it out…..questionable. What’s to become of me….

  6. superman on December 3rd, 2010 08:22 GMT

    gerry what you think?…i hear the options barriers the roll off tpoday are 1.3250, 1.3200, 1.3100, 1.3000..as soon as the eur/usd breaks the 1.3200 a test of 1.3123 200 day is possible then w good nfp the usd should rally and 1.3100 to be tested…gerry what you think?

  7. Gerry Davies on December 3rd, 2010 08:34 GMT

    Puks. no strong feelings re AUD/USD other than it does look well-bid at rthe present time, no denying that. . Which kinda goes against my bigger picture/.longer term dollar bias, so bit of a quandry for me. Watching brief I guess. .

  8. Gerry Davies on December 3rd, 2010 08:41 GMT

    I think the market is effectively pretty trendless at the present time and becoming increasinlgy choppy as markets become more illiquid. guess we’re stuck in narrow-ish range till we see US jobs report. I reckon you’re better off trying to job this market without strong pre-conceived ideas.

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