DislikedThe work in Spain has all been in vain
10 Year Spanish bond yields back above 7%Ignored
"Spain does not need a bailout".
Famous last words eh the Eurocrats are like a constant comedy tour.
"Don't Panic..."
EurAnalysis Kindergarten 24 replies
DislikedThe work in Spain has all been in vain
10 Year Spanish bond yields back above 7%Ignored
DislikedI'm gonna be a bit disappointed if only my 1.2705 limit order got triggered. Come on Mr. Market, let's also trigger my 1.2761 and 1.2810 limits. PleaseeeeIgnored
DislikedPls dont get a heartattack. You can not measure events at FX market in a way: Hey, news came out 1 min ago, so all the impacts have to be immediately priced in and it should move. Impact from Greek elections may last for weeks and it is not only 50 pips.
First of all, it wasnt 50 pips, but 130 pips. Second of all, I am pretty sure the outcome was already priced in. Third, the fun is just starting as they need to form government now and will be starting negotiations.
What may not seem as important to you as it seems to me, is the fact...Ignored
DislikedI suppose that when everyone is expecting volatility it doesn't happen, it's more when people are caught off guard.
That said, trading over the weekend was pure gambling. A few votes difference would have created an entirely different outcome and you wouldn't be upset at all.Ignored
DislikedWhat do we know? It is now up by +80 pips on the short side....
from my intended entry point of 1.27235 if not because of me listening to silly geek fear.
PREVIOUS CHART
http://www.forexfactory.com/attachme...1&d=1339978390
UPDATE CHART BELOW: SHOWING +80 PIPS MOVE to the short side after i posted that TOP chart.
Here is the chart update below:Ignored
Dislikedteach this buddy please pm me the info if ur not willing to share openly heheheIgnored
DislikedAye, I know, but if you had left a pending and it gapped past it you might be paying a lot more than your S/L.
I don't want to lecture you or something, I just don't think you should feel bad about not trading - its easy to beat yourself up because things went right, but they easily could have horribly wrong and you might be furious that you had traded.
I know which I'd preferIgnored
DislikedLESSON RE-LEARNED for the 100th time: BE MORE STUBBORN IN YOUR CONVICTION. To hell with the noise of the crowd.Ignored
Disliked...anyways, moving on to the next trade. lesson re-learned again: never, never, never, listen to the noise of the crowd.Ignored
Dislikedyou honestly thinks all these rational analysis mean anything?
they may sound great in theory, but...at the end of the day....HOPIUM trumps FUNDAMENTAL analysis..even technical analysis....at least, for a couple of weeks or so.Ignored
DislikedExactly. Made similar mistake... but on round number retest. Didnt hold trade. Perfect entry and timing, and then nothing... Just dont go on revenge trade.Ignored
Disliked...lesson re-learned again: never, never, never, listen to the noise of the crowd...Ignored
DislikedYou have kinda stepped out from the subject. My point was, that Greek elections have way much bigger impact than 50 pips. Thats it.Ignored
DislikedAnd yes, I think rational analysis means a lot. In fact I based my life on this statement.Ignored
DislikedAnyway, you are messing several topics. Amount of liquidity injected into the market is part of the fundamental analysis.
TIgnored
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... and never never never doubt yourself again. You're either convicted to your plan, or you're doomed to miss the boat.
Anyway, missing the boat is not a bad thing in this market. A new boat leaves every 4 hours.,Ignored