Opportunity Set | Table O Contents

Defining An FX Opportunity Set …

• Opportunity Set | Table O Contents
  • I. Ex-commodity Floating Regimes ( XFR )
    • A. Asia - Pacific XFRs
    • B. EMEA ( Europe, Middle East, Africa ) XFRs
    • C. LATAM ( Latin America ) XFRs
    • D. Developed Country XFRs
  • II. Commodity Floating Regimes ( CFR )
    • A. Asia - Pacific CFRs
    • B. EMEA ( Europe, Middle East, Africa ) CFRs
    • C. LATAM ( Latin America ) CFRs
    • D. Developed Country CFRs
  • III. Ex-commodity Pegged Regimes ( XCP )
    • A. Asia - Pacific XCPs
    • B. EMEA ( Europe, Middle East, Africa ) XCPs
    • C. LATAM ( Latin America ) XCPs
    • D. Developed Country XCPs
      • Question Set
  • IV. Commodity Pegged Regimes ( CPR )
    • A. Asia - Pacific CPRs
    • B. EMEA ( Europe, Middle East, Africa ) CPRs
    • C. LATAM ( Latin America ) CPRs
    • D. Developed Country CPRs
  • Forex Disclaimers
  • CFTC Rule 4.41
  • Last Subtitle
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I. Ex-commodity Floating Regimes ( XFR )

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A. Asia - Pacific XFRs

• KRW = Korean won
• PHP = Philippine peso
• TWD = New Taiwan dollar
• BHT = Thailand bhat
• VND = Vietnam dong

B. EMEA ( Europe, Middle East, Africa ) XFRs

• CZK = Czech koruna *
• HUF = Hungarian forint *

• PLN = Polish zloty *

• ILS = Israeli shekel
• RON = Romanian leu
• UAH = Ukrainian hryvnia

C. LATAM ( Latin America ) XFRs

None

D. Developed Country XFRs

• USD = American dollar *
• EUR = Eurozone euro *
• JPY = Japanese yen *
• GBP = Great British pound *
• CHF = Swiss franc *
• SEK = Swedish krona *

Note. Currencies followed by an asterisk * are generally tradable on currently available brokerage platforms

II. Commodity Floating Regimes ( CFR )

A. Asia - Pacific CFRs

• IDR = Indonesian rupiah
• KZT = Kazakhstan tenge

• MYR = Malaysian ringgit

• INR = Indian rupee *

B. EMEA ( Europe, Middle East, Africa ) CFRs

• EGP = Egyptian pound

• ISK = Icelandic krona

• RUB = Russian rouble *
• ZAR = South African rand *
• TRY = Turkish lira *

C. LATAM ( Latin America ) CFRs

• ARS = Argentine peso
• CLP = Chilean peso

• COP = Colombian peso

• BRL = Brazilian real *
• MXN = Mexican peso *
• PEN = Peruvian new sol *

D. Developed Country CFRs

• AUD = Australian dollar *
• NZD = New Zealand dollar *
• CAD = Canadian dollar *
• NOK = Norwegian kroner *

Caveat. The price movement ( volatility ) of CFRs depend heavily upon the volume of one or two commodity based exports

Note. Currencies followed by an asterisk * are generally tradable on currently available brokerage platforms

III. Ex-commodity Pegged Regimes ( XCP )

A. Asia - Pacific XCPs

• HKD = Hong Kong dollar *

Note. The Hong Kong dollar is currently pegged to the American dollar ( USD )

• SGD = Singapore dollar *

Note. The “Sing” dollar is currently pegged to a hidden ( undisclosed ) basket of trading partner currencies in weights unknown

B. EMEA ( Europe, Middle East, Africa ) XCPs

None

C. LATAM ( Latin America ) XCPs

None

D. Developed Country XCPs

• DKK = Danish ( Denmark ) krone *

Note. The Danish krone is currently pegged to the Euro ( EUR )

Question Set

• Question. Does the Country of Denmark trade with the Eurozone?

• Question. What are the Country of Denmark’s greatest exports to the Eurozone?

• Question. What are the Country of Denmark’s greatest imports from the Eurozone?

• Question. What type of net trade balance ( negative or positive ) does the Country of Denmark traditionally keep with the Eurozone?

Note. Currencies followed by an asterisk * are generally tradable on currently available brokerage platforms

IV. Commodity Pegged Regimes ( CPR )

A. Asia - Pacific CPRs

• CNH = Chinese yuan

Note. The Chinese yuan is “crawling” pegged to the American dollar ( USD )

B. EMEA ( Europe, Middle East, Africa ) CPRs

• KWD = Kuwaiti dollar

Note. The Kuwaiti dollar is currently pegged to a hidden ( undisclosed ) basket of trading partner currencies in weights unknown

• BHD = Bahrain dinar

Note. The Bahrain dinar is currently pegged to the American dollar ( USD )

• SAR = Saudi Arabian riyal

Note. The Saudi Arabian riyal is currently pegged to the American dollar ( USD )

• OMR = Omani rial

Note. The Omani rial is currently pegged to the American dollar ( USD )

• AED = UAE dirham

Note. The UAE dirham is currently pegged to the American dollar ( USD )

• QAR = Qatar riyal

Note. The Qatar riyal is currently pegged to the American dollar ( USD )

C. LATAM ( Latin America ) CPRs

None

D. Developed Country CPRs

None

Note. Currencies followed by an asterisk * are generally tradable on currently available brokerage platforms

Forex Disclaimers

Futures and Options trading have large potential rewards. But, at the same time … also large potential risk.

Dear Reader:

You must be aware of the risks and be willing to accept them in order to invest in the futures and options markets.

Please DO NOT trade with money you cannot afford to lose.

This disclaimer is neither a solicitation, nor an offer to Buy or Sell futures, stocks, or options on the same.

No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to those discussed in this document, if any.

Note. The past performance of any trading system or methodology is not necessarily indicative of future results.

CFTC Rule 4.41

Hypothetical or simulated performance results have certain limitations.

Unlike an actual performance record, simulated results do not represent actual trading.

Also, because the trades have not actually been executed, the results may have under-or-over compensated for the impact, if any, of certain market factors, such as lack of liquidity.

Simulated trading programs in general are also subject to the fact that they are designed with the benefit of hindsight.

No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profit or losses similar to those shown.

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Note. The above synopsis was derived from an narrative performed by Anton Kreil [1].

1. The Institute of Trading.

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