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- #18,982
- Dec 5, 2017 3:34am Dec 5, 2017 3:34am
- Joined Jul 2013 | Status: Trader | 2,603 Posts
How about GBP these days?
"Unfortunately, for prime minister May, she appeared to get ahead of herself promising a unique status for Northern Ireland, in terms of a customs union and single market, that her political partners the DUP could never sanction. The DUP would never agree to an arrangement that would see a different status for Northern Ireland compared to the rest of the U.K. particularly a deal that could be translated as a United Ireland. Sterling whipsawed violently throughout the day, rising and falling, as optimism was raised and then crashed. On reflection, given the failure of the talks to move forward, it’s surprising that FX traders didn’t short sterling further. However, perhaps optimism remains that a deal can still be stitched together before the deadline day of Wednesday, the day the leading E.U. negotiator Michel Barnier has to report to his commissioners if sufficient progress has been made to allow the U.K. to move to stage two; discussing a trade deal. It’s a fairly safe bet, based on the price action witnessed on Monday by GBP/USD and EUR/USD, that more of the same will be witnessed until some form of concrete resolution is reached. Until such time sterling traders should exercise great caution; managing leverage, stops, risk and keeping a constant channel open for the latest developments".
"Unfortunately, for prime minister May, she appeared to get ahead of herself promising a unique status for Northern Ireland, in terms of a customs union and single market, that her political partners the DUP could never sanction. The DUP would never agree to an arrangement that would see a different status for Northern Ireland compared to the rest of the U.K. particularly a deal that could be translated as a United Ireland. Sterling whipsawed violently throughout the day, rising and falling, as optimism was raised and then crashed. On reflection, given the failure of the talks to move forward, it’s surprising that FX traders didn’t short sterling further. However, perhaps optimism remains that a deal can still be stitched together before the deadline day of Wednesday, the day the leading E.U. negotiator Michel Barnier has to report to his commissioners if sufficient progress has been made to allow the U.K. to move to stage two; discussing a trade deal. It’s a fairly safe bet, based on the price action witnessed on Monday by GBP/USD and EUR/USD, that more of the same will be witnessed until some form of concrete resolution is reached. Until such time sterling traders should exercise great caution; managing leverage, stops, risk and keeping a constant channel open for the latest developments".
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- #18,983
- Dec 5, 2017 9:03am Dec 5, 2017 9:03am
- Joined Apr 2011 | Status: Hoc Etiam Transibit.... | 6,085 Posts
Is my interpretation valid?? <EU> {image} Update: {image}
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- #18,985
- Dec 5, 2017 9:10pm Dec 5, 2017 9:10pm
- Joined Nov 2012 | Status: Trader | 13,922 Posts
The More You Learn, The More You Earn.....
- #18,986
- Dec 5, 2017 9:13pm Dec 5, 2017 9:13pm
- Joined Nov 2012 | Status: Trader | 13,922 Posts
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- #18,987
- Dec 5, 2017 9:26pm Dec 5, 2017 9:26pm
- Joined Nov 2012 | Status: Trader | 13,922 Posts
The More You Learn, The More You Earn.....
Hello I got interested in this tread now. i was start reading from the beginning over 4 days now. getting a idea about this great system that build by the Alien. Hats off for the work. because he explain everything very clear way. i'm very interested about the trad and i will complete all the 950 pages in the tread.
I have download and install the templete that alien provided in the first cupple of pages. i would like to know is there a new update of the templete and if it not too much truble can any one mention the page link for the new update template
I have attached the current template 
i have added and studying
I have download and install the templete that alien provided in the first cupple of pages. i would like to know is there a new update of the templete and if it not too much truble can any one mention the page link for the new update template
I have attached the current template
- #18,992
- Dec 6, 2017 3:47am Dec 6, 2017 3:47am
- Joined Jul 2013 | Status: Trader | 2,603 Posts
Hi aliens, today I have for you a comparision USA Vs. Germany that could affect their currencies.
"Analysts and economists could be forgiven for ignoring the various hard data metrics regarding the USA economy over recent months, as any negative hard data is simply ignored, whereas positive news appears to propel the U.S. equity markets to new heights. As an example; the country’s trade deficit worsened during October, according to the latest stats published on Tuesday; coming in at -$47b, as a consequence of record imports, to feed an economy approximately 80% dependent on consumers spending, whilst export levels remained stagnant. Equity markets fell, but in relation to the tax reform programme details, causing investors to doubt the implications for improved equity market profitability, not due to the widening of the trade balance. In 2016, the total U.S. trade deficit was $502 billion, the country imported $2.712 trillion of goods and services whilst exporting $2.209 trillion. The 2017 deficit figure is expected to exceed this, projections placing the annual deficit at circa $550b. A quick comparison with Germany makes interesting reading; Germany’s trade surplus for 2016, from a country with approx. 25% of the population of the USA, rose to $270.05 billion, according to the Federal Statistics Office. Similarly, the USA government runs a debt v GDP of 106% and currently faces a partial shut down of the government later this week, until the debt level is re-extended, with most economists suggesting that anything above 90% should set off alarm bells, as a comparison Germany’s govt. debt v GDP is currently 68%. A threat of a government shutdown would have (in previous years) caused investors in U.S. equities to panic, however, it’s such a common occurrence now that similar to the alarming: balance of payment figures, balance of trade figures, deficits, debt levels and the Fed having a balance sheet of circa $4.5 trillion, it hardly registers, or appears to effect investor confidence".
"Analysts and economists could be forgiven for ignoring the various hard data metrics regarding the USA economy over recent months, as any negative hard data is simply ignored, whereas positive news appears to propel the U.S. equity markets to new heights. As an example; the country’s trade deficit worsened during October, according to the latest stats published on Tuesday; coming in at -$47b, as a consequence of record imports, to feed an economy approximately 80% dependent on consumers spending, whilst export levels remained stagnant. Equity markets fell, but in relation to the tax reform programme details, causing investors to doubt the implications for improved equity market profitability, not due to the widening of the trade balance. In 2016, the total U.S. trade deficit was $502 billion, the country imported $2.712 trillion of goods and services whilst exporting $2.209 trillion. The 2017 deficit figure is expected to exceed this, projections placing the annual deficit at circa $550b. A quick comparison with Germany makes interesting reading; Germany’s trade surplus for 2016, from a country with approx. 25% of the population of the USA, rose to $270.05 billion, according to the Federal Statistics Office. Similarly, the USA government runs a debt v GDP of 106% and currently faces a partial shut down of the government later this week, until the debt level is re-extended, with most economists suggesting that anything above 90% should set off alarm bells, as a comparison Germany’s govt. debt v GDP is currently 68%. A threat of a government shutdown would have (in previous years) caused investors in U.S. equities to panic, however, it’s such a common occurrence now that similar to the alarming: balance of payment figures, balance of trade figures, deficits, debt levels and the Fed having a balance sheet of circa $4.5 trillion, it hardly registers, or appears to effect investor confidence".
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- #18,993
- Dec 6, 2017 4:04am Dec 6, 2017 4:04am
- Joined Nov 2012 | Status: Trader | 13,922 Posts
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- #18,994
- Dec 6, 2017 4:23am Dec 6, 2017 4:23am
- Joined Nov 2012 | Status: Trader | 13,922 Posts
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- #18,995
- Dec 6, 2017 10:06am Dec 6, 2017 10:06am
Is this scenario possible on EURGBP? I ask for a Learning purpose.
I see that on the daily is visible a nice slingshot trade between M ds and W ds. If this is the case, before a rebound long in 2018, we have to see a bottom of the other tfs ds indicators.
What you think? thank you.
Daily
H4
H1
I see that on the daily is visible a nice slingshot trade between M ds and W ds. If this is the case, before a rebound long in 2018, we have to see a bottom of the other tfs ds indicators.
What you think? thank you.
Daily
H4
H1
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- #18,996
- Dec 6, 2017 10:17am Dec 6, 2017 10:17am
Multi- DDS
Am using the Multi-TF DDS (which emont generously posted)- do you also experience major slowdown of the computer? Mine is crawling, with 16G of RAM....I have the "number of bars to display" in the Multi-TF DDS set to 2000.
Suggestions?
Thanks!
Vienna
Am using the Multi-TF DDS (which emont generously posted)- do you also experience major slowdown of the computer? Mine is crawling, with 16G of RAM....I have the "number of bars to display" in the Multi-TF DDS set to 2000.
Suggestions?
Thanks!
Vienna
- #18,998
- Dec 6, 2017 10:53am Dec 6, 2017 10:53am
- Joined Dec 2011 | Status: Part-time Trader | 1,519 Posts
Multi- DDS Am using the Multi-TF DDS (which emont generously posted)- do you also experience major slowdown of the computer? Mine is crawling, with 16G of RAM....I have the "number of bars to display" in the Multi-TF DDS set to 2000. Suggestions? Thanks!
I have mine in the minimum at 5000.
The settings of multi dds i did not changed.
Does not lag for me but when switching tfs it takes more 2 seconds than usual to load but it's fine.
I have 22GB of ram.
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- #19,000
- Dec 6, 2017 1:00pm Dec 6, 2017 1:00pm
{quote} How many bars to display in your platform? I have mine in the minimum at 5000. The settings of multi dds i did not changed. Does not lag for me but when switching tfs it takes more 2 seconds than usual to load but it's fine. I have 22GB of ram.
I was actually using 5000 or even 2500. Maybe I need more RAM...or:
Perhaps the reason is that I have 5 charts open (with one instance of MT4). Do you guys have several charts open or only one per instance?
Thanks!
