EURUSD only

If u check homepage he chartbombed all the threads and disappeared... Not much good wothout explanation of all those indis

Long again 7 pips SL

It looks like the EUR wants to make a 5000 pips daily move, man what a nice trend

this is like the super classico

I would be long if I already wasnt , it is about time for some green candles

trades

Unless Powell fucks things up, I m expecting some seriouse long

Before sleeping just checking if usdx reached a top!it jumped to 95.42 where the expection was 95.62 but above the present level only spikes it may do , virtually atop is almost reached .not expect it to the very top now , rather may tank big to 92 - to have the top reach play next , even new top ok.so usdx may crush and eu and allied correct next days.puzzled about brent gone too high too high unexpectedly. take care, fontu

https://www.investing.com/news/econo...ressed-1633558

(Reuters) - Some communities including black Americans still struggle under structural barriers despite an overall prosperous U.S. economy, Philadelphia Federal Reserve President Patrick Harker said on Wednesday.
The centrist official did not comment on monetary policy in prepared remarks. He instead argued that the racial wealth gap, rising suburban poverty, the opioid epidemic, and unaffordable rental housing must be addressed.
"Even as the economy at large prospers, people in many communities face real economic challenges," Harker told a Reinventing Our Communities conference in Baltimore.
While overall U.S. unemployment is low at 3.9 percent, the rate for blacks is routinely twice as high as that of whites. Harker pointed to whites' median family wealth of $171,000 in 2016 compared to $17,600 for blacks and $20,700 for Hispanics.
"It is our job to question how those systems continue to perpetuate racially disparate outcomes that ultimately limit our economic potential," he said.

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https://www.investing.com/news/econo...mester-1633596
ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - The Community Reinvestment Act has improved home and small business lending in poorer U.S. communities, but should be overhauled to take account of changes in technology and banking practices, Cleveland Federal Reserve President Loretta Mester said on Wednesday.
In remarks to a community banking conference in St. Louis, Mester joined other Fed and U.S. government officials in calling for new ways to determine if banks are meeting requirements to lend to their communities, and to guard against racial bias and other prohibited practices in extending credit.
Mester said several studies of the 1977 federal law indicate it "has provided tangible benefits to low- and moderate-income neighborhoods ... On the margin, bank lending in these areas is higher than it otherwise would be."
The CRA requires banks to be examined on the basis of their community lending, and disclose geographic and demographic data about home and small business loan applications, approvals, and denials.
The last major review of the law, however, was in the mid-1990s, and banking practices and technology have changed in ways the law should perhaps account for, Mester said.
The notion of a local "assessment area" as limited to neighborhoods around a bank's physical locations, for example, might make less sense in an era of internet-based loan applications and more extensive interstate branching.
The U.S. Treasury Department and other agencies, including the U.S. central bank, are currently reviewing the CRA for possible changes.

"Banks come in different sizes, serve areas with different needs, and use different business models," Mester said. The law should be more flexible and tailored "for different kinds of banks ... allowing them to meet their CRA obligations in a way that plays to their strengths while best servicing their communities."

Mob Boss Jerome Powell speaks in 10 minutes time. watch out guys. stay safe

[quote=yousername;11545120]https://www.investing.com/news/econo...ressed-1633558 (Reuters) - Some communities including black Americans still struggle under structural barriers despite an overall prosperous U.S. economy, Philadelphia Federal Reserve President Patrick Harker said on Wednesday. The centrist official did not comment on monetary policy in prepared remarks. He instead argued that the racial wealth gap, rising suburban poverty, the opioid epidemic, and unaffordable rental housing must be addressed. "Even as the economy at large prospers, people in many communities face real economic challenges,"

VERY Disgusting report about other communities in USA !!

entering a short here ''eod'' trade since we are closing below 1530 target is 1300

before Jerome Powell , maybe a break up

first post... I don't look at Fib frequently but on 60 minute at the 1.382 from the spike overnight and it is double bottoming

maybe, but i doubt it.

Man, this crap keeps falling and falling, not so sure about long anymore, though it looks like next candle will break the trendline

Its been close. Booked here

yep, and it happen so smoothly lol

new york session closed, powell is speaking right now but the market don't care about what he`s saying lol