DislikedMy money is where my mouth is (playing live).... But of course I'm all ears if you've got some teaching to do Always love some education @Earleone - you brought your bucket right? {image} {image}Ignored
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DislikedMy money is where my mouth is (playing live).... But of course I'm all ears if you've got some teaching to do Always love some education @Earleone - you brought your bucket right? {image} {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} i see you've moved over here these days, ... 1.1095 HL after Brexit up to its swing at 1.123xx gives 1.0984ish... don't know if you saw,,, and that daily close as you say was lovely... i still drop in every now and then to see your posts, and the others here, nice thread.Ignored
Disliked...The only relevant US data left this week is on friday , so my guess that EU would be bound to a 100 pips range from this point [1.106x-1.096x maybe ] but nothing to do for those who are already in from above .Ignored
Disliked{quote} I'll settle for an inside bar on UJ an engulfing on EU would be welcome, but tomorrow leaves it open for me @PTL, you in AU yet? shorts look like they have a decent chance...but I would still like to short higher...I'm greedy juicy short lined up with this chart in the mid zone- I'm going to play that {image}Ignored
Disliked... Euro rolling very bearish for the day with 'roll play' for today as expected since the European close...Ignored
Disliked{quote} seems like last weeks close is a tad sticky, might be it for the week... {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} I've only looked back since Monday..but New York opened lower than London up until today..and also the european close(5:00) up until today was lower than New York open..but today New York opened higher than London & the european close was to the pip of the New York open. Looked over that quickly..so maybe wrong..but is that what sisse is referring to? Maybe the London open is irrelevant, but the New York & european close comparison maybeIgnored
DislikedA calm and simple european session with lots of noise from the UK and BOE. Nobody envy BOE task ahead specially with such low level of expertise in economic policy from their counterparts in the fiscal side of the Government (it's a piss poor selection of key Minister in the UK have now despite party and ideological lines). Carney looks and sounds in his way out as the UK government is playing with fire trying to distort the BOE independence for political and ideological gains and reasons. I got a feeling that out principle he may step down next...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Sisse, I'm still confused about your 'roll play' terminology. As I understand it, they mark a change in direction but there are two types: 1) Those that form an obvious pivot (e.g. the end of a pullback, prior to continuation in direction of main trend) 2) Those that break a recent potential "pivot" (e.g. minor retrace after a strong move, followed by continuation of that move - so recent pivot is broken swiftly). I think that the roll play you are referring to at the moment is Type 2 (continuation of move down). If this is correct, then...Ignored
DislikedBig bastards on the move. JP Morgan overshoot, hikes on their way to put the cherry on top for banks, only a major flop in Consumer Sentiment will pull the hand break on this one ... sisseIgnored