I was a little hesitating.
May be now we should shout: False break ????
Edited: ok - that cake is finally yours ...
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QuoteDislikedsomeones hitting on the queen. who leads now?
Will he get to take her to bed? oooh
DislikedYeah.
But G/U is volitile, it is no suprising to see it go down 50 pips to see 9860 again. Banked in some short E/U pips but out too early.Ignored
DislikedOk' you'll get the cake for now!
I was a little hesitating.
May be now we should shout: False break ????Ignored
DislikedBoth G/U and E/U finished a bearish 1H chart. The USD bulls are coming.
Good luck.Ignored
DislikedOk' you'll get the cake for now!
I was a little hesitating.
May be now we should shout: False break ????
Edited: ok - that cake is finally yours ...Ignored
Dislikedits his allright...lol.
now look at the late comers comin in now that they've seen the pattern formed.
we've still got alot to learn from him fti and we can learn much as long as we keep that ego in check.
after 7 months im still learning.Ignored
DislikedJust for Info:
USD/JPY: Flow Data Reveals Sentiment Switch
Montag, 28. Juli 2008 16:04:00
New York, July 28th. Proprietary data from one of the global European banks reveals a sentiment shift underway, There was an influx of equity investment into the US last week, mainly out of the Eurozone, although there were light inflows from Japan, having had modest outflows the week before. According to their data, the heaviest Japanese outflow went into NOK, and then Asia ex- Japan.
Last night the MoF released weekly data for the week ended July 19th; Japanese investors were net buyers of Y172.3bn foreign bonds, vs selling net Y58.4bn the week before. The data reveals that once again it was the retail investors that drove the data (the so called Mr. & Mrs. Watanabe). Japanese investors also bought a net Y71.1bn foreign equities during the week, after buying Y12.9bn the previous week. Foreign investors bought net Y333.5bn Japanese bonds and sold net Y297.2bn in Japanese equities, continuing last week's activity when they bought Y528.2bn bonds and sold Y242.4bn stocks.
US equities are opening soft, off 0.3% so far, which is holding USD/JPY back, last at 107.72. Oversold hourly Bollingers 107.50/60; overbought 108.00/10. [i][email protected][/i]Ignored
Dislikedits his allright...lol.
now look at the late comers comin in now that they've seen the pattern formed.
we've still got alot to learn from him fti and we can learn much as long as we keep that ego in check.
after 7 months im still learning.Ignored
Dislikedits his allright...lol.
now look at the late comers comin in now that they've seen the pattern formed.
we've still got alot to learn from him fti and we can learn much as long as we keep that ego in check.
after 7 months im still learning.Ignored
DislikedIndeed...that is why I am looking for a job...this will take a while...so easy but so hard at the same time...so many different possibilities...
Gosh...we are so darn lucky to have fti showing us his dance...I do not know how to acknowledge his guidance...thanks...
Now...let see if this bull hold at 5720...if it does not I will eat 2 cakes...!Ignored
DislikedIndeed...that is why I am looking for a job...this will take a while...so easy but so hard at the same time...so many different possibilities...
Gosh...we are so darn lucky to have fti showing us his dance...I do not know how to acknowledge his guidance...thanks...
Now...let see if this bull hold at 5720...if it does not I will eat 2 cakes...!Ignored