The Swamp

will do later when I am not busy.thanks

you are funny...you keep all the blue pills from me..

this is what i got when I try to post

Commodities Natgas Natgasusd naturalgas Natural Gas down

it knows your Boulder, so its a bug. Maybe in your iphone. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and report it. Maybe shutdown/restart your iphone.

Down Tiger.

If you paint young Don Mclean orange (on the album). He looks like someone.

my PCs are working now.. I have not done anything.. I guess they fixed their problem...

Happened to me as well, refresh can't fix it. Had to restart.

looking good- will hold for another day. Ideally 92.82 tomorrow, with pairs following suit

FYI

Why EUR Refuses to Fall & the Dollar’s Decline
by Kathy Lien

Posted onOctober 21, 2020
Why EUR Refuses to Fall & the Dollar’s Decline
Daily FX Market Roundup October 21, 2020
With 13 days until the US Presidential election, it is no surprise to see investors selling US dollars. President Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden are locked in a tight race. The polls favor a Biden victory but investors can’t help but eye these surveys with caution. Trump won’t give up easily and in key battleground states, voters are very motivated to vote. If Biden wins by the narrow margin, Trump may not leave office willingly.
As we wrote in our 5 Crazy Scenarios for the US Election, “If it weren’t tragic, it would truly be comic. Two septuagenarians fighting over the Presidency like it was a game of shuffleboard at Century Village. There is every possibility that with COVID, with US’s highly fractured and badly aged election infrastructure, with key battleground states essentially a tossup, and with a deluge of mail-in ballots that may never be counted by a very badly damaged US Post Office the results of the US election will be contested in every state, in every county, in every precinct.” – which may be the worst case scenario.
House speaker Nancy Pelosi is optimistic about getting a relief deal done by the end of the week but investors are also worried that she’s just dangling the carrot and using it to distract Republicans from the election. We’ll know soon but the mere possibility that she doesn’t really want to deal until after the election is one of the reasons why investors are starting to dump dollars. The Fed’s Beige Book report didn’t help – according to the Fed districts, economic activity improved at slight to modest pace.
Meanwhile despite a raging second virus wave in many major Eurozone nations, the euro is on a tear. It is almost hard to believe that EUR/USD hit a one month high on Wednesday. Some of the biggest countries in Europe have implemented new restrictions and even outside of curfew, Europeans are staying at home as much as possible. This behavior will undoubtedly weigh on growth. The 10 year German – US yield spread also hit a seven month low which should drive the currency lower. There’s been some comments suggesting that the ECB is not ready to ease but if the economy freezes up from a second wave, they’ll have no choice. The only reason why euro is strong is because its attracting demand from investors selling dollars.
Sterling also hit a one month high versus the greenback. Brexit deal hopes and mixed inflation data helped to lift the currency. Consumer prices rose 0.4% in the month of September which was less than expected but stronger than the previous month. Producer prices beat expectations and rose at a faster pace. The durability of euro and sterling’s rally will hinge upon Friday’s PMI reports.
The New Zealand and Australian dollars saw strong gains today on the back of US dollar weakness. The annualized decline in credit card spending in September was less than the previous month which helped NZD. AUD on the other hand shrugged off a smaller rise in leading indicators. There’s a very clear trend of improving NZ data and weakening AU data that should continue to drive AUD/NZD lower. The Canadian dollar on the other hand failed to participate in the rally. Loonie saw small gains versus the dollar after Canadian retail sales disappointed. With strong labor market gains, economists were looking for retail sales to rise by 1.1%, up from 0.6% the previous month. However the gain was a far more modest 0.4%. Excluding autos, the 0.5% increase was also weaker than anticipated. Consumer prices on the other hand fell -0.1% which was right in line with expectations.

EU bullish cross board,,

Gold info For you Blue,,

closed for 14 pips. I didnt like it not going to close -1828. I think it will go higher this week.

tired of hearing,,.. they wont have deals any way... but Nancy and Mnuchin keep dangling the carrot every day for talk...talk... more talk......

I'm not going to trade against that. What sucks is, I have a setup for 1493. Since 1828 didnt happen, I cant short now.

It did make 1873 and closed below 1863. That's usually good enough. I would have kept the short if the day closed -1828/23. Too late now. already missed.

The stimulus talk screwed the setup. I dont think Mcconnell would put it on the floor anyway. He wants to put the judge up first.

The house (Nancy) passed the bill 4 months ago. The senate (Mcconnell) never put it up for a vote.

Ironically "The village idiot" wants to bail out his poorly run covid response. The reason a bailout is needed.

this is usually a beautiful short. Even the 4h engulfed. POS couldn't close 1828. I may be kicking myself in the ass later. Stimulus talk may have distorted the 1828 level.
Little doubt eu was bought yesterday in the coming COT report.

Its hard to sell when all time frames are bullish.

FBI: US has identified Russia, Iran have attempted to interfere with election

Lets break it down.. interfere.. If you have family in another country which 40% of US population does.. A case can be made that Mexico is interfering also..
What does it mean? Those 2 counties are in competition in the oil market with the US they are boogie men.. so Trade oil..
95% of the corn grown in the US is dent corn.. if Mexico out grew the US they would be a threat in the plastics and ethanol sectors considering you cannot eat 95% of the corn grown anyway its used for agrichemical industry..(example Lays potatoe Chip Bags or your cars dash board 'Chevy' Soybean for 'Fords'). its to starchy and tastes like cardboard.. Trade it dont worry about the politics is all a shell game.. follow the money..