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- Oceanside commented Sep 21, 2012
This is one of those times I concur with Moaf and not LG. This looks/smells/feels like it was just a stop loss hunt tonight.
- Oceanside commented Sep 20, 2012
My thoughts are we're going to see 1.2850 possibly by Friday, and next week the Bull will begin it's next run upward. I stopped focusing on every news release quite some time ago, and just started looking at the chart patterns. Look at the ...
- Oceanside commented Sep 19, 2012
10 Trillion Yen.....can't be wrong! Sorry I had to be comical.
- Oceanside commented Sep 13, 2012
I read it fully....my statement remains. The big difference is the massively intertwined globalized economy of 2012.
- Oceanside commented Sep 12, 2012
The Euro isn't going to collapse....and the sky isn't falling either. What people write to sell newspapers/websites. Jeez.
- Oceanside commented Sep 12, 2012
Grabbed 23 pips. Standing aside for a few hours.
- Oceanside commented Sep 12, 2012
PS- I tend to keep stop losses a bit wider than normal due to all of the frequent "stop loss hunts" that I've noticed this year. Oh....and all of the radical "jumpy jumpy" moves? Like the one that lasted for 5 hours 2 nights ago.......
- Oceanside commented Sep 12, 2012
Our stop losses vary based on market conditions. Currently SL has moved to 1.2895. We're either getting 30 pips or 2. If we hit our SL (taking 2 pips) we may choose to re-buy. Granted I still feel that QE3 (which will probably be announced in some ...
- Oceanside commented Sep 12, 2012
Generally I appreciate your posts, but you seem to be getting a tad emotional here using the words "bunch of slow and retard". We made 1% last night on what you call a "yes, but". And that's even after getting stopped on our eur/jpy position by the ...
- Oceanside commented Sep 12, 2012
QE3 for the most part is already priced in. With that said, we're still bullish, but trading with conservative positions. Today: LONG EUR/USD @ 1.2893 with a TP @ 1.2920 and SL at 1.2940 Will then wait to examine further.
- Oceanside commented Sep 12, 2012
Loadedgun: When I first began trading all I did was stare at the charts and trade accordingly, and I did fairly well even as a "newbie". Then I decided that I'd "expand my horizons" and began studying Bloomberg, CNN, Forexfactory, FXstreet, and I ...
- Oceanside commented Sep 12, 2012
This type of data is already priced into the markets.....if you're waiting for news releases to base your trades....it's only a matter of time before you melt your account. Let them pay for this "data".
- Oceanside commented Sep 12, 2012
Took nice profits at 1.29 Current position is limited at: Long EUR/USD 1.2883 SL 1.26 TP 1.2950 Will trail stop if it keeps moving north of 1.2900
- Oceanside commented Sep 12, 2012
It's a limit of 700BN and it can be more if the Lower House approves it. This is a Yes actually. And with QE3 tomorrow more north moves can be expected. Closed my positions on the spike up to 1.29 in profit. Going to wait and let the dust settle a ...
- Oceanside commented Sep 12, 2012
Up 4% this month so far riding the Long Train. Not getting off just yet. Long @ 1.2850 SL @ 1.2800 TP @ 1.2900 but if it's shooting up I'll manually ride this one. If it should retrace back to 1.2830'ish I will reinforce the position. Best of luck ...
- Oceanside commented Sep 11, 2012
1.2950 by end of week most likely. The German High Court has no option to but to allow the ECB to carry on. Long @ 1.2858 with SL at 1.2800 and TP at 1.2900 is my current play. If down to 1.2830 I will add to my position.
- Oceanside commented Sep 11, 2012
haha I figured out that Trout was Norris a bit further up. FWIW: Loadedgun is the only person on this website whose comments I actually read and take into consideration. (thus far). But personally I study with hedge fund managers whose minimum ...
- Oceanside commented Sep 8, 2012
They were just looking for reasons to justify their article.
- Oceanside commented Aug 31, 2012
Bet the author of this article feels pretty dumb right about now. All week it was a rangebound market, and if you couldn't predict the move up to and beyond 1.2600 last night, then you aren't studying technical trading, and you're far too dependent ...
- Oceanside commented Aug 30, 2012
The Headline alone makes me laugh.