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- ssteiner87 replied Nov 11, 2010
Right....I was wondering when New Zealand became the big market manipulator
- ssteiner87 replied Nov 11, 2010
Just from my observations it appears Euro is in a free fall zone at least until 3450 area which offered temporary resistance right under 1.3440 on september 22, and is also 50% retracement of the move from 1.2586-1.4281 (approximately 1.3434). Not ...
- ssteiner87 replied Aug 17, 2009
Thank you, by the way, i forgot to mention i was looking at the weekly setup on aud.usd...
- ssteiner87 replied Aug 17, 2009
I haven't posted anything here in years, which chat room are you referring to? Anyone kind enough to post a link, it would be much appreciated, thank you. For what it's worth, I don't know if anyone trades on longer TF's, but on AUD/USD we have a ...
- ssteiner87 replied Aug 12, 2008
Hey man.....I think he got stopped out if he was long Eur@ 1.5440.........
- ssteiner87 replied Aug 3, 2008
As my usual posts go......price has hit the 61.8% retracement level and stochs are oversold on most time frames (weekly, daily, 4H). Also the 61.8% retracement level happens to fall in line with the 200 ema on the Daily chart.
- ssteiner87 replied Aug 1, 2008
I must admit I will not be taking this trade, but here is definitely something worth noticing.... Stochs are oversold on this long-term chart, and obviously we all notice the trendline dating back from Late June of 2006. However I personally do not ...
- ssteiner87 replied Jul 18, 2008
I was talking about texas who was in the same nzd.usd short as me and played it in a slightly different way. Mr. Valentine is a good trader too,but I was referring to Tex. Also those spots where price "needs" to retrace tend to be fibo levels which ...
- ssteiner87 replied Jul 18, 2008
[quote=TexasforEX;2117085]Although I'd prefer another 100+ pips down I like todays price action. Initial retracement after yesterdays plunge was up to the daily 38.2%. It basically stayed flat until a spike up to the 50%, which was also a brief ...
- ssteiner87 replied Jul 17, 2008
Nice man, you're in a good position. Just outta curiosity, what area(s) are you looking to take profit at?
- ssteiner87 replied Jul 17, 2008
That NZD/USD short turned out to be nice, I just entered a long at 0.7595. There was a very very nice risk:reward on the last kiwi short, and I don't expect quite as big a move from here. I was a few pips late as I wanted to buy on the 61.8% ...
- ssteiner87 replied Jul 16, 2008
Looks like everyone got their trades. Eur.Usd long at 1.5800 worked out well so far almost +50 last time I checked. My short usd.chf brought in 32 pips for me, and the short gbp.jpy netted at last +40, depending on where you got in. The short ...
- ssteiner87 replied Jul 16, 2008
usd.chf coming into resistance territory, and stochs are ob on 30min, hourly, and 4 hour TF. Of course nothing is definite, but the price action for the past couple hours has shown that the 50% retracement has held as resistance for the time being. ...
- ssteiner87 replied Jul 15, 2008
I agree whole heartedly with the kiwi/dollar from the above post. I took a short risking 1% about 3 pips above previous high at 0.7762. Not only has the 61.8% retracement been hit, but on my chart, you'll also see the stochs are o/b, and the 100 and ...
- ssteiner87 replied Dec 28, 2007
Short term support looks like 112.78-112.95 area. A little longer term looks like 111.81, 110.93 and 110.05. I don't know what 2008 holds for it, I'm pretty sure everyone is expecting for Japan to keep their rates on hold for a while; but at the ...
- ssteiner87 replied Feb 26, 2007
I have not posted here in a long time but I may be able to help a little. I believe that to trade for others you do not require licensing up to X amount of clients and X amount of funding. So for example you may be able to trade up to 9 other ...
- ssteiner87 replied Nov 20, 2006
Thank you, that helps clear it up
- ssteiner87 replied Nov 19, 2006
This is the same information that's on the FXCM website. I believe it's in their "education" section on trading. This information could mislead people though. If i'm correct, a rise in interest rates is an attempt by the fed to contain inflation, ...
- ssteiner87 replied Nov 5, 2006
So are we agreeing here, that shorter term is sell, and mid-longer term is still a rally in place? Of course then is unless somehow we get dollar strength and the pound severely weakens. This isn't likely to happen, so i'm going to put my chips on ...
- ssteiner87 replied Nov 5, 2006
I'd say it's going down for right now, and if it breaks below 1.8959 level (38.2% retracement) then I'd look to buy around 1.8902. More than likely I'm going to wait to buy around there, unless something different happens, which of course I will ...