DislikedEUR/USD is going to gap down. Currently at 1.2978. Roughly 40 pip gap down from Friday's close.
AUD/USD should also gap down as well, normally a Gap down is short term bullish after opening.Ignored
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DislikedEUR/USD is going to gap down. Currently at 1.2978. Roughly 40 pip gap down from Friday's close.
AUD/USD should also gap down as well, normally a Gap down is short term bullish after opening.Ignored
DislikedHey Everybody,
I apologize for my mistake. I was checking Oanda after hours but it looks like they have some sort of "banner ad" which was showing EUR/USD rates fluctuating.
Check the following link tomorrow morning to see if we actually do in fact have a Gap down/up. If Gap down, then I am even more so bullsh on AUD for the time being mainly due to such a strong weekly candle.
http://www.oanda.com/currency/live-exchange-rates/Ignored
DislikedHmm looking at 1h, 4h and even daily seems bearish to me technically. Large sell orders at end of friday and with bad euro summit results, projected aus budget deficit of 21 billion, i dont see how market is bullish on aud. Gold and S&P are also down as well. Long term might still be bullish though.Ignored
DislikedShort view for the Aus200.
We are around an important resistance and the 128days cycle end is near (So it should bottom early)
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DislikedMarket does the opposite of what everyone expects it to - and then drops when everyone least expects it. That's rather common.Ignored
DislikedIf the market does the opposite of what everyone expects it to, then why doesn't everyone expect that the markets do the opposite of what they expect? I guess you could say that it's still doing the unexpected, but when you expect either to happen, then the unexpected is something totally unexpected. Like an asteroid hitting Earth and destroying something valuable.
So, if it's common that the markets do the unexpected, then why isn't everyone rich?Ignored
DislikedIf the market does the opposite of what everyone expects it to, then why doesn't everyone expect that the markets do the opposite of what they expect? I guess you could say that it's still doing the unexpected, but when you expect either to happen, then the unexpected is something totally unexpected. Like an asteroid hitting Earth and destroying something valuable.
So, if it's common that the markets do the unexpected, then why isn't everyone rich?Ignored
DislikedYou know how it is - the saying is, 95% of traders lose their money -
the key is to think like the winning 5 per cent - the question is, what are they thinking?!^^
Otherwise - I suspect that the key to being in the 5% margin lies in sound trade money management - since even the best sometimes make incorrect guesses.Ignored
DislikedYou know how it is - the saying is, 95% of traders lose their money -
the key is to think like the winning 5 per cent - the question is, what are they thinking?!^^
Otherwise - I suspect that the key to being in the 5% margin lies in sound trade money management - since even the best sometimes make incorrect guesses.Ignored
DislikedYou know how it is - the saying is, 95% of traders lose their money -
the key is to think like the winning 5 per cent - the question is, what are they thinking?!^^
Otherwise - I suspect that the key to being in the 5% margin lies in sound trade money management - since even the best sometimes make incorrect guesses.Ignored