Auslanco - GBP/JPY and GBP/USD (newstrade)

Quoting jarroo

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Your a buzz killer markam. lol

Jim

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Quoting karmostaji

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the important thing about momentum is where it is pointing at the beginning of the new candle

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Quoting lilmoe

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i've never seen anyone as evil and pessimistic

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Quoting my2buoys

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It would have been nice to see a close beneath this Daily trend line on the 4H chart, but no such luck. Shorted again at 230.21, the 30M 5SMA. I know some thought that it had 'crashed through' the 30M 5SMA and therefore we would see the 1H 5SMA but remember, on GBP/JPY especially, nothing is that cut and dried. It can run through trend lines, Fibos and other S&R's by 10 or 15 pips and still be considered within the range of that mark. 30M and 15M Momentum are flat but 1H and 4H are still very bearish, as Karmo pointed out. Though the Momentum line can shift during the formation of the candle, it doesn't appear we'll see a 1H retrace before the top of the next hour, but don't forget this is Forex and anything can happen.

M2B

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Quoting goodness

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hey karm, how r u? did u get my pm yesterday abt dubai
thx

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Quoting lilmoe

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i've never seen anyone as evil and pessimistic

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Quoting Ash

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Then there was the famous incident at the G8 summit in St. Petersburg in 2006 when Bush, unaware he was on camera, greeted British Prime Minister Tony Blair with the words "Yo Blair."

http://www.reuters.com/article/topNe...FEATURES_video

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Quoting jarroo

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Your a buzz killer markam. lol

Jim

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Quoting karmostaji

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how are you drawing that lower trendline??

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Quoting karmostaji

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how are you drawing that lower trendline??

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Quoting jarroo

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I think it's the low of 8/21/07 and 8/29/07.

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Quoting kevinsw

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Jim,

As much as it pains me to say this, and it does. I agree with markam in many ways. This is what happens when the Government let's a private bank control a nations economy. They pay off the people in both parties and both houses and things will go south as they are going now.
The bigger problem is that "We the People" keep putting the same thieves back in office every election.

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Quoting kevinsw

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Jim,

As much as it pains me to say this, and it does. I agree with markam in many ways. This is what happens when the Government let's a private bank control a nations economy. They pay off the people in both parties and both houses and things will go south as they are going now.
The bigger problem is that "We the People" keep putting the same thieves back in office every election.

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Quoting kevinsw

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Jim,

As much as it pains me to say this, and it does. I agree with markam in many ways. This is what happens when the Government let's a private bank control a nations economy. They pay off the people in both parties and both houses and things will go south as they are going now.
The bigger problem is that "We the People" keep putting the same thieves back in office every election.

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Quoting Ash

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Bush shows gift of gaffe at APEC summit

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Even for someone as gaffe-prone as U.S. President George W. Bush, he was in rare form on Friday, confusing APEC with OPEC and transforming Australian troops into Austrians.
Bush's tongue started slipping almost as soon as he started talking at a business forum on the eve of an Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in Sydney.
"Mr. Prime Minister, thank you for your introduction," he told Prime Minister John Howard. "Thank you for being such a fine host for the OPEC summit."
As the audience of several hundred people erupted in laughter, Bush corrected himself and joked, "He invited me to the OPEC summit next year." Australia has never been a member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
Later in his speech, Bush recounted how Howard had gone to visit "Austrian troops" last year in Iraq. There are, in fact, no Austrian troops theesre. But Australia has about 1,500 Australian military personnel in and around the country.
Upon finishing his speech, Bush took the wrong way off-stage and, looking slightly perplexed, had to be re-directed by Howard to a centre-stage exit.
But not before a veteran White House correspondent seized the opportunity to ask Bush whether there had been any new message in his speech. Apparently misunderstanding the question, he bristled and asked, "Haven't you been listening to my past speeches?" before turning away.
Bush is no stranger to the occasional faux pas, and often jokes about his habit of mangling the English language.
One of his highest-profile gaffes came in May when, at a welcoming ceremony for Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, he nearly placed her in the 18th century.
Then there was the famous incident at the G8 summit in St. Petersburg in 2006 when Bush, unaware he was on camera, greeted British Prime Minister Tony Blair with the words "Yo Blair."
Bush's sometimes muddled syntax and mispronunciation of words like nuclear ("nukular") have long been fodder for late-night TV comedians. But aides say his folksy style has helped endear him to Middle America.

http://www.reuters.com/article/topNe...FEATURES_video

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Quoting my2buoys

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Though the Momentum line can shift during the formation of the candle, it doesn't appear we'll see a 1H retrace before the top of the next hour, but don't forget this is Forex and anything can happen.

M2B

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Quoting skillwill

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Don't call him evil.

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