EURUSD

Quoting snprr

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I'm short from 1.2176 sl: 1.2265. I took the position Friday morning around 8AM EST. I wanted to trail the stop, but fell asleep because of whacky sleeping patterns last week. Luckily price didnt suddenly reverse on me through my stop again. I'm thinking about moving the s/l asap to 1.2170, about breakeven. I'll cover on another bounce around 1.1205 area, but I'd like to leave the trade open and hopefully make some decent gains on a break below 1.2060 area. I wish I wouldve gotten in earlier, but have been focusing on the GBPUSD and USDCHF lately....

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Quoting thirdforex

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Risky trade but short EU 1.2290. SL 40 pips. Price has already moved over 100 pips for the day so it's approaching that daily limit.

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Quoting xmart

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{quote} seem you have picked the top. cheer! Fib 38.2% of last leg is 1.2167 and 23.6% is around 1.2215. where would it find the support?

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Quoting PatienceFx

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Quoting PatienceFx

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{quote} wow we are at the same levels after 10 years

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Quoting Dingoman-two

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{quote} TudorIoan dont take offence my friend There is a lot of truth in the clip you posted my friend, but in the realty of today's workers, big businesses here in Australia are well and truly being under paid, this is why, there are 3 levels of income we all know about, low income earners, mid income earners, high income earners, for the past 20/30 years the low income earners were the one's struggling to get ahead (just ask the older members of your family) but they were always able to keep there heads above water and survive reasonable well, to day this same group of people are now living at or below the poverty line. The mid income earners were much better of back then, but they are now they are the struggling one's, just like the low income earners were before them, I can go on for hours about the in- justices's that big businesses has done over the years to the little guys, But the truth is that they make very small moves against the work force, and over time the free income that we had in our pays are not as great as they were back in the 70's, not even close, In fact 6% of the Australian work force has been able to keep there incomes at the same pace as the inflation figure's (cpi) union members, other have had there incomes continually reduced by small percentages over time, ever one else is getting ripped of and it is getting worse by big bushiness. and unless people get to see and experience life in the bigger picture, instead of what is happening to then as individuals, the they are not going to be able to see past there nose. immigration is only increased by big business bulling the politicians into making these changes so as they can get a cheaper work force competing against the higher paid, (driving down incomes) Wow sorry man i had better stop this is a discussion that live's in every fiber of my body, and my beliefs will go to the grave with me. Brian Dingomman-2

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Quoting Beli

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{quote} From where is this?

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Quoting Neil0163

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More bullish bias i think this will make a new high today

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Quoting PatienceFx

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{quote} enty of eur news, h1 is looking ready to jump

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Quoting mbrown

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{quote} All I can write (I'll avoid thinking ) is my pitchfork is suggesting a minor pull back to 2240 then 2220 if 2240 doesn't hold. This doesn't cancel out the bull scenario but would cancel the pop to 2325 I was expecting.

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Quoting NagaMas

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shorting EU to 1.2140 {image}

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Quoting mbrown

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{quote} It's a good call in my opinion. The only question is: where is your stop loss located?

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