close manual at 95pips
yesterday i was worried..but mabye my luck..next time dunno yet
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DislikedFlag on 30m 1h and 4h chart. Needles to say a big move is getting close. Measuring the flagpole gives us approximately 70 pips breakout-target.
On larger TF I'm currently watching ascending triangle (daily).
Considering eur/usd strong trend, I'm favoring upside but I will not close my eyes for short opportunity's.
What setups are you guys looking for ?Ignored
DislikedThe ascending triangle on Daily definitely. Watch for ECB rate decision & hawkish statement to be the catalyst.Ignored
DislikedIm out at 1.5895
I probably cut my profits way short but I had a pretty big % of my account on the line so I got out with a several pips.Ignored
DislikedAs i said EURUSD is moving again up, 1.5800 broken... i think it could be 1.5900 until this week ends..Ignored
DislikedFOMC statement was not enough to pull back EURUSD... after a very light down movement it moved up nearly 40 pips... I am still having the feeling that EURUSD will reach at least 1.5900 again... also, every time signs of economic crisis are more reluctant... and US government corrections are not effective... what will happen to EURUSD the days to come?Ignored
Dislikedis there any way of knowing what trichet is saying for his 830 am report EST?
thanks!Ignored
Dislikedis there any way of knowing what trichet is saying for his 830 am report EST?
thanks!Ignored
DislikedCorrection to 57xx would be nice. What do you think?
Btw, you guys been trading long time. What have caused such a jump from 1.45xx to 1.5xx back in Feb 7 to 27? There was pretty much no point of a return?Ignored
DislikedWhat caused weaker dollar? Weak U.S. economy. Unemployment #'s bad, funding an expensive war, oil prices hurting all businesses and people, and increasing trade deficit (importing many now more expensive goods due to weaker dollar, which puts more strain on everyone's income in the U.S.). There are other factors, but most just point to a declining U.S. economy.
This coupled with strong emerging Euro, creates the clear uptrend we see on our charts. The Euro may replace the dollar as the world's dominant currency, but we'll have to wait a while to see that happen.
If you are asking for the single, initial even that started it all, I'm not so sure I could tell you. Probably more factors than meet the eye.Ignored