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EU has ben rangin with just 5pips or there about for about an hour now.whats goin on?
Quoting topestyles
EU has ben rangin with just 5pips or there about for about an hour now.whats goin on?
lunch ?
Quoting jorryo
I hope this was the last bulllish movement
Last bullish for today ? may be but more to come one after the other.Just starting .
fontu
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Not understand?better not follow my analyses!doubt clearer first, risks ++
Quoting fontu
Last bullish for today ? may be but more to come one after the other.Just starting .
fontu
do you understand something from there? looks like a broken television
"Imagination is more important than knowledge" Einstein
Quoting fontu
Last bullish for today ? may be but more to come one after the other.Just starting .
fontu
where is the PA?
Quoting s21
do you understand something from there? looks like a broken television
I laughed.
lol
Quoting s21
do you understand something from there? looks like a broken television

muhahahahahahaha

But seriously is all that useful when trying to decide when to pull the trigger?
The market is so random, trying to master its every turn is futile
Some drink at the fountain of knowledge. Others just gargle !
Stop ridiculing. It's rude and it's nasty.

Every trader to their own method. As long as it makes money, why should you all care?
Nothing worth having is easy.
10y treasury auction over, bad bad bad results. over 55% indirects (that means GS, JPM and cronies buy them and covertly sell them to FED later on) which is almost double the average. Yields 4.8% higher than expected (3.510% vs. Exp. 3.350%). I was thinking stock markets would tank and prop $ up this month but if tomorrows 30y auction ends just as bad, it may shoot even higher.
and one for the Amerigos

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Quoting Patience
Stop ridiculing. It's rude and it's nasty.

Every trader to their own method. As long as it makes money, why should you all care?
Patience Can post what fxcm says today SSI?
Quoting nvcK
and one for the Amerigos

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGC1mCS4OVo

..usa - the land of unlimited possibilities
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Some drink at the fountain of knowledge. Others just gargle !
Expecting 1.45 , below 1h chart
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hi to all my friends
it's long time i didn't post it my oppinion about eurusd here
by the way this is my chart


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Quoting Alihuzaifa
where is the PA?
Sorry for being late , very busy actually in office .you may find one in plain chart , now shorting tp1 1.4532 & tp2 1.45.
fontu
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Not understand?better not follow my analyses!doubt clearer first, risks ++
Quoting nvcK
10y treasury auction over, bad bad bad results. over 55% indirects (that means GS, JPM and cronies buy them and covertly sell them to FED later on) which is almost double the average. Yields 4.8% higher than expected (3.510% vs. Exp. 3.350%). I was thinking stock markets would tank and prop $ up this month but if tomorrows 30y auction ends just as bad, it may shoot even higher.
Don't see the results as bad, rather the contrary, good for the dollar, EU less

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Macroeconomic News

Wednesday, 9th September 2009


US Treasury sells $20 bln in solid 10-yr debt auction

Wed, 9th Sep 2009 18:35


NEW YORK, Sept 9 (Reuters) - The U.S. government sold $20 billion worth of 10-year debt on Wednesday in the second well-received auction of the week, boding well for an upcoming offering of 30-year bonds.

The auction was a reopening of last month's issue of bonds maturing in August 2019. Demand was robust based on the bid-to-cover ratio of 2.77, above the average of 2.58 over the last seven reopenings.

In another sign of a strong auction, the yield at the auction was below where it was trading in the when-issued market at the time of the sale, meaning dealers did not bid exceptionally aggressively to lower prices and raise yields.

Foreign and institutional investors showed good appetite based on the indirect bidder category, which accounted for 55 percent of the sale, the highest since November 2005 and above the average of 26 percent in the last seven reopenings.
Euro Correcting along with metals and stocks
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