Dislikedin stocks you dont really need patience, can just buy almost...
well... you know what I mean...Ignored
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MT4: how to change "EURUSD" to "#EURUSD"? 3 replies
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did oanda just drop its spread for eurusd to 1 pip? 11 replies
EA for multiple lot limit order for EURUSD 0 replies
NFP nice bump up on EURUSD 2 replies
Dislikedin stocks you dont really need patience, can just buy almost...
well... you know what I mean...Ignored
Dislikedsure, If you trade big enough...the momentum there is easier I suppose...Ignored
Dislikeddone on some there, moved some Sl's and tp's around, going to get something to eat, cant hold out any longer...bbl, gl, PTL...Ignored
DislikedIm long at .8000 if we hit it... my massive order should propel the UCHF to at least .8500Ignored
DislikedMorning boys and girls. A bit of Monday morning quarterbacking here. The markets are not so sure that this is a euro bailout. Greek CDS has steadily climbed up all day and Moody is rumouring to cut Greek debt to default. Bondholders are eyeing the fine print closely on their CDS, and the naked CDS traders are still driving the price up. Fundamentally I am on the side of the doomsayers here and consider the EU proposal a de facto default. The market is slowly coming around to my way of thinking. German auction was fairly soft this morning telling...Ignored
DislikedMorning boys and girls. A bit of Monday morning quarterbacking here. The markets are not so sure that this is a euro bailout. Greek CDS has steadily climbed up all day and Moody is rumouring to cut Greek debt to default. Bondholders are eyeing the fine print closely on their CDS, and the naked CDS traders are still driving the price up. Fundamentally I am on the side of the doomsayers here and consider the EU proposal a de facto default. The market is slowly coming around to my way of thinking. German auction was fairly soft this morning telling...Ignored
DislikedMorning boys and girls. A bit of Monday morning quarterbacking here. The markets are not so sure that this is a euro bailout. Greek CDS has steadily climbed up all day and Moody is rumouring to cut Greek debt to default. Bondholders are eyeing the fine print closely on their CDS, and the naked CDS traders are still driving the price up. Fundamentally I am on the side of the doomsayers here and consider the EU proposal a de facto default. The market is slowly coming around to my way of thinking. German auction was fairly soft this morning telling...Ignored
Disliked........ all fun and games on the fundie side, I for one will not be buying this anywhere near 4420-ish and will keep on selling the rallies till the muddy fundie view gets a bit clearer.
Over and out.Ignored
DislikedWith due respect, listening only to suggestion here will lead to no where. A saying goes "if you fail to plan, you plan to fail". Draw up some charts for better understanding.
As per what you have mentioned that a long at this point is preferred, however, as per the Daily chart, I think that it is a risky business to long at this point. The best place to long would be when the Daily channel is broken, otherwise, a short opportunity it would be. ..... I don't know, I am still a newbie in this field.
Whereas for the debt problem, I believe...Ignored
DislikedMorning boys and girls. A bit of Monday morning quarterbacking here. The markets are not so sure that this is a euro bailout. Greek CDS has steadily climbed up all day and Moody is rumouring to cut Greek debt to default. Bondholders are eyeing the fine print closely on their CDS, and the naked CDS traders are still driving the price up. Fundamentally I am on the side of the doomsayers here and consider the EU proposal a de facto default. The market is slowly coming around to my way of thinking. German auction was fairly soft this morning telling...Ignored
DislikedCloggie, I've just watched oil fall hard and close below the recent range base. Stocks still holding at support and not following it down. Was this an inventory based move that should be ignored? I don't feel like taking a long based on the current action. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.Ignored
DislikedGreece really could have done with a 40-50% cut in their debt to get them going, if you are going to default, why not go all out instead of reducing their overal debt by a measly 7%, is that really going to make a difference over there? Of course not. Call me a cynic, but was this whole deal just a good excuse to increase fiscal integration? The EFSF is now legally allowed, once ratified, to preempt bailouts without further direction from members and is also allowed to hold Bank debt..... The EFSF wanted to hold its AAA rating, so Germany had to...Ignored
DislikedGreece really could have done with a 40-50% cut in their debt to get them going, if you are going to default, why not go all out instead of reducing their overal debt by a measly 7%, is that really going to make a difference over there? Of course not. Call me a cynic, but was this whole deal just a good excuse to increase fiscal integration? The EFSF is now legally allowed, once ratified, to preempt bailouts without further direction from members and is also allowed to hold Bank debt..... The EFSF wanted to hold its AAA rating, so Germany had to...Ignored
Dislikedbtw is there another country with default status?
did we have such a downgrade in the past?
thanks in advance,
JonasIgnored
DislikedMorning boys and girls. A bit of Monday morning quarterbacking here. The markets are not so sure that this is a euro bailout. Greek CDS has steadily climbed up all day and Moody is rumouring to cut Greek debt to default. Bondholders are eyeing the fine print closely on their CDS, and the naked CDS traders are still driving the price up. Fundamentally I am on the side of the doomsayers here and consider the EU proposal a de facto default. The market is slowly coming around to my way of thinking. German auction was fairly soft this morning telling...Ignored