DislikedGBP USD 1HR Upper Trend - 1.39403, 1.39067 Lower Trend - 1.38863 1.38895 UTD - 1.38995 BROKEN AT 1.39019 Target - 1.39726 (707 PIPS) LTD 1.38919 Target - 1.38717 {image}Ignored
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DislikedGBP USD 1HR Upper Trend - 1.39403, 1.39067 Lower Trend - 1.38863 1.38895 UTD - 1.38995 BROKEN AT 1.39019 Target - 1.39726 (707 PIPS) LTD 1.38919 Target - 1.38717 {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} I can't tell you or anyone what to do. But buying this requires a king-size balls my friend But you know the drill anyway Be KindIgnored
DislikedWaiting for the high 4009 to be corrected and shorting from there to balance the move down to 3975 {image}Ignored
DislikedBad day for USD news. Treasury Sec Yellen speaks give a strength. Selling with SL at 4020 {image}Ignored
DislikedClassic big money bull, Retail oscillators shows over sold. Retail go short... Big money fill the order then go on its merry way!!! Thank you very much. {image}Ignored
DislikedNow that the dancing has stopped. Buy stop 1.39855. Long term. Needs to be closing above 1.4 before end of day, else I close and revise next week.Ignored
DislikedLast month, some people criticised me when i said USD will collapse against GBP and EUR. They also made fun of me because i said that high Growth Rates and Inflation depreciates the currency. So today, US Average Hourly Earnings came 0.7% more than expected which basically means more money earned is more money supplied. That's why value of USD decreased today. Supply. You can look what i have wrote about GBP/USD few days ago, look what i have wrote last month. Was i wrong? No. That's basic macroeconomics people. I even quoted parts from my University...Ignored
Disliked{quote} How do you explain the massive pump in the dollar over Q1 then, you might need to reinvest your 100 bucks in a behavioural economics textbook for that one. You don't need textbooks to understand supply and demand on a price chart anyway, you only need a set of eyes.Ignored