I'm going to use this thread to post trading setup's that deal primarily with E/U during the london trading session. Feel free to join in!
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DislikedI'm going to use this thread to post trading setup's that deal primarily with E/U during the london trading session. Feel free to join in!Ignored
DislikedHere are 2 force multipliers you may consider using that I will attach.
1. Round Number indicator -- This indicator displays any round number that you establish within the parameter settings.
2. Pivot Point indicator -- I am attaching this pivot point indicator because it allows you go back as many day's as you would like and observe how price interacts around the pivots.
In my trading these prove to be useful in certain scenarios, they are certainly not a stand alone system but under the right conditions they can be useful. An example...Ignored
DislikedI know you are not trading GBP/JPY but it looks like explosion waiting to happen.I am hoping big drop from 132.10 level. This will make Aud/JPY to drop as well.Both overbought
What is your take on this.This kind of relates to E/U as well.Ignored
Dislikedgrid look is too confusing on higher time frames i think we have to create a plain chart for this indi 's to checkIgnored
In the euro area, GDP had fallen by 0.3% in the fourth quarter of 2011, unrevised from the first
estimate. There was significant cross-country diversity in growth across the euro area, with output
growing in France, contracting slightly in Germany and falling more substantially in Italy and
Portugal. GDP in Greece had contracted by 7% in the four quarters to the end of 2011. The February
PMIs pointed to a smaller contraction in euro-area output in the first quarter and continued
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cross-country diversity. A range of sentiment indicators for the German economy had picked up since
In the United States, the second estimate of GDP growth in the fourth quarter of 2011 had been
0.7%, unchanged from the first release. Taken together, the manufacturing and non-manufacturing
ISM activity indicators for February 2012 were consistent with continued growth in the first quarter,
though other indicators suggested that this might be weaker than at the end of 2011. Perhaps more
significantly, official estimates of growth in real personal disposable income in the second half of 2011
had been revised up, suggesting a firmer foundation for the observed pickup in consumption spending.
There had also been signs of an improvement in the labour market. Falling unemployment through
much of 2011 had been accounted for mainly by falls in the participation rate, but more recently
DislikedWe outta see a retest of that trendline. There are some major report's coming out today, nobody wants to be holding a full deck prior.Ignored