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  • #87,381
  • Jun 2, 2008 6:20pm Jun 2, 2008 6:20pm
Quoting Küster
Any news?I think we could see here a oattern pretty similar to one tha happened during this may's 7/9 dive.
or maybe March 12-ish
  • #87,382
  • Jun 2, 2008 6:28pm Jun 2, 2008 6:28pm
shorts still look ok to me to 202.5
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  • #87,383
  • Jun 2, 2008 6:32pm Jun 2, 2008 6:32pm
Quoting rsharpe30
nice one mate, i found the indicators. look forward to seeing that template. looks interesting
Here you go, Many thanks to Linuxtroll.

http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=49879
  • #87,384
  • Jun 2, 2008 6:37pm Jun 2, 2008 6:37pm
Ready for a fast drop very soon...
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  • #87,385
  • Jun 2, 2008 6:42pm Jun 2, 2008 6:42pm
Quoting shakesfx
Ready for a fast drop very soon...

How soon do you think. Asia maybe?
  • #87,386
  • Jun 2, 2008 6:44pm Jun 2, 2008 6:44pm
Quoting DeeNY
How soon do you think. Asia maybe?
might be starting now
  • #87,387
  • Jun 2, 2008 6:49pm Jun 2, 2008 6:49pm
We are 10 min from asia and could see something very strong now...
  • #87,388
  • Jun 2, 2008 6:50pm Jun 2, 2008 6:50pm
Quoting Infinity
15m 50ema is so often underestimated.........
Been watching the 50 sma on the 15min on my gbpjpy and gbpchf shorts... it is awesome
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  • #87,389
  • Jun 2, 2008 6:52pm Jun 2, 2008 6:52pm
Quoting DeeNY
How soon do you think. Asia maybe?
As soon as the 1st SMA crosses and closes blow the 156 SMA (white line) on the 4hr. Here's a chart I posted earlier, and here is this area zoomed in. Be careful though, I would want to see what Asia does before commiting to a new trade at this point.
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  • #87,390
  • Jun 2, 2008 6:58pm Jun 2, 2008 6:58pm
Quoting shakesfx
As soon as the 1st SMA crosses and closes blow the 156 SMA (white line) on the 4hr. Here's a chart I posted earlier, and here is this area zoomed in. Be careful though, I would want to see what Asia does before commiting to a new trade at this point.
you got yourself some real purty graphs there shakes.
  • #87,391
  • Jun 2, 2008 6:59pm Jun 2, 2008 6:59pm
QQE, Z MACD and Z stochs looking good on the 15 and 30mins charts. If they follow through into the larger timeframes, then excellent for my Shorts.
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  • #87,392
  • Jun 2, 2008 7:00pm Jun 2, 2008 7:00pm
Quoting shakesfx
As soon as the 1st SMA crosses and closes blow the 156 SMA (white line) on the 4hr. Here's a chart I posted earlier, and here is this area zoomed in. Be careful though, I would want to see what Asia does before commiting to a new trade at this point.
yure charts look pretty impressive, is there in indi that plots all those or do you do each one individually?

if individual, do you mind lettimg me know which ones......
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  • #87,393
  • Jun 2, 2008 7:02pm Jun 2, 2008 7:02pm
Quoting shakesfx
As soon as the 1st SMA crosses and closes blow the 156 SMA (white line) on the 4hr. Here's a chart I posted earlier, and here is this area zoomed in. Be careful though, I would want to see what Asia does before commiting to a new trade at this point.
I hear that. I would rather wait for my set up.
  • #87,394
  • Jun 2, 2008 7:07pm Jun 2, 2008 7:07pm
Quoting damonl
Well...that was a lot of fun last night.

I don't know what to add except if you look at the current support level that we bounced off today, this same level has been hit 9 times since 3/3/08 and 7 of those times it retraced, most of them especially when coming down retraced to near previous peaks before trying again. based on history, i would say that there is a good chance it will happen again....

Also, auslanco M15 system looks like it night be wnated to give a long signal soon, but will wait until that happens

Malcolm....now i have plotted fib lines, please direct me to the no b.s bottom line, no fluff, straight to the point rules of how to use them.....thanks.....

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Ok . plot the fib on the last move from 199.75 ish to 209. Those are the fibs that you need to watch on this move down

Each fib can be thought of as a support line. If it is broken the price tends to go the next line down.

38.2 , 50 and 61.8 fib lines are areas where you should look for any kind of reversal. NOte on the move down the GJ reversed up off its 50% fib level of the 199.75 to 209 move. Now if it comes back down and breaks that down to the 61.8% at 203.46 we go.



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  • #87,395
  • Jun 2, 2008 7:17pm Jun 2, 2008 7:17pm
US regulators revealed a wide-ranging investigation into crude oil trading practices on Thursday amid increasing congressional concern over the role of speculators in record energy prices, it becomes evident that while they will never close in on the few movers capable of exercising such swings in the prices, the average person on the planet does not understand the monetary system.

The $US is the reserve currency. The major currencies besides the dollar are the Yen, the Pound, and the Euro. They all have a basket of reserves which include $US and the other major currencies. But, each of the other currencies is backed by 60% $US. So take the Yen. It has a reserve of 60% $US, 20% Pound, and 20% Euro. Great, right. But both the Pound and the Euro have reserves of 60% $US. So the real reserve of the Yen is more like 90% $US. If the $US goes, the world currency system goes.

The only logical outcome will be a single global currency which too will be flat. It isn't a matter of if but when. For a single global currency to work, all countries would have to agree to it, and would give up most or all of their sovereignty. To prevent the problems of the 1930s and Brenten Woods, gold will simply be ignored. If you have it, it will have value, of course, but it will never be "money". That means it will be permanently plagued by market forces, as it has been since the 1970s.

The Federal Reserve has simply moved us much closer, much faster to a single global currency. If Congress does not act now, then if will be too late to stop the process. By taking in foreign investments and backing them with $US, control of global commerce is falling under the control of the Federal Reserve and the G7 Central Banks.

That door has got to be shut, now, or it will never be shut. This is the biggest power grab in all of history, and we are here to witness it. The take over of the world without a single shot being fired...

Citing “today’s unprecedented market conditions”, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission said it was breaking with its customary secrecy to disclose that since December 2007 it had been investigating “the purchase, transportation, storage, and trading of crude oil and related derivative contracts”. (Financial Times 02/06/08)

The statement came as the agency tightened its oversight of oil and energy derivatives markets by agreeing to share more information on traders’ positions in key energy contracts with the UK’s Financial Services Authority.

Both measures come as congressional scrutiny of energy markets is rising. Top Democrats this month held hearings into the role of speculators in oil’s recent rise to a record $135.09 a barrel.

The CFTC said its agreement with the FSA would expand information-sharing for contracts with US physical delivery points – such as the benchmark West Texas Intermediate crude oil future. The agreement also involves the InterContinental Exchange (ICE), an operator of energy derivatives markets in the US and UK.

This month, the CFTC’s chief economist told a congressional hearing that it believed “broad-based manipulative forces” were “not driving the recent higher futures prices in commodities across-the-board”.

It said on Thursday that the new “measures will expand the amount and quality of information received from energy traders to further the integrity and oversight of our nation’s futures markets.”
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  • #87,396
  • Edited 7:23pm Jun 2, 2008 7:21pm | Edited 7:23pm
Quoting damonl
yure charts look pretty impressive, is there in indi that plots all those or do you do each one individually?

if individual, do you mind lettimg me know which ones......
Its an automatic template. People have been using it with success for scalping smaller timeframes, but I like it as it shows me a different perspective on Price Action on the larger frames. The link for the indicator is posted on the previous page. Thanks to Linuxtroll.
  • #87,397
  • Jun 2, 2008 7:23pm Jun 2, 2008 7:23pm
Quoting toyboy tramp
Both measures come as congressional scrutiny of energy markets is rising. Top Democrats this month held hearings into the role of speculators in oil’s recent rise to a record $135.09 a barrel.
Why do I doubt Exxon would ever pay more than $20/barrel.
  • #87,398
  • Jun 2, 2008 7:23pm Jun 2, 2008 7:23pm
Quoting toyboy tramp
US regulators revealed a wide-ranging investigation into crude oil trading practices on Thursday amid increasing congressional concern over the role of speculators in record energy prices, it becomes evident that while they will never close in on the few movers capable of exercising such swings in the prices, the average person on the planet does not understand the monetary system.

The $US is the reserve currency. The major currencies besides the dollar are the Yen, the Pound, and the Euro. They all have a basket of reserves which include $US and the other major currencies. But, each of the other currencies is backed by 60% $US. So take the Yen. It has a reserve of 60% $US, 20% Pound, and 20% Euro. Great, right. But both the Pound and the Euro have reserves of 60% $US. So the real reserve of the Yen is more like 90% $US. If the $US goes, the world currency system goes.

The only logical outcome will be a single global currency which too will be flat. It isn't a matter of if but when. For a single global currency to work, all countries would have to agree to it, and would give up most or all of their sovereignty. To prevent the problems of the 1930s and Brenten Woods, gold will simply be ignored. If you have it, it will have value, of course, but it will never be "money". That means it will be permanently plagued by market forces, as it has been since the 1970s.

The Federal Reserve has simply moved us much closer, much faster to a single global currency. If Congress does not act now, then if will be too late to stop the process. By taking in foreign investments and backing them with $US, control of global commerce is falling under the control of the Federal Reserve and the G7 Central Banks.

That door has got to be shut, now, or it will never be shut. This is the biggest power grab in all of history, and we are here to witness it. The take over of the world without a single shot being fired...

Citing “today’s unprecedented market conditions”, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission said it was breaking with its customary secrecy to disclose that since December 2007 it had been investigating “the purchase, transportation, storage, and trading of crude oil and related derivative contracts”. (Financial Times 02/06/08)

The statement came as the agency tightened its oversight of oil and energy derivatives markets by agreeing to share more information on traders’ positions in key energy contracts with the UK’s Financial Services Authority.

Both measures come as congressional scrutiny of energy markets is rising. Top Democrats this month held hearings into the role of speculators in oil’s recent rise to a record $135.09 a barrel.

The CFTC said its agreement with the FSA would expand information-sharing for contracts with US physical delivery points – such as the benchmark West Texas Intermediate crude oil future. The agreement also involves the InterContinental Exchange (ICE), an operator of energy derivatives markets in the US and UK.

This month, the CFTC’s chief economist told a congressional hearing that it believed “broad-based manipulative forces” were “not driving the recent higher futures prices in commodities across-the-board”.

It said on Thursday that the new “measures will expand the amount and quality of information received from energy traders to further the integrity and oversight of our nation’s futures markets.”

I think it's just a ploy to point the finger at Iran and the "new axis of evil" I have no doubts that that someone will get bombed over it.
  • #87,399
  • Jun 2, 2008 7:24pm Jun 2, 2008 7:24pm
Quoting markam
you got yourself some real purty graphs there shakes.
Thanks, Sure is "eye candy", shame it can't tell the furture though...
  • #87,400
  • Jun 2, 2008 7:30pm Jun 2, 2008 7:30pm
ToyBoy, i wouldnt worry there is not enough security in the world for these G7 to hide without a target on their heads im sure of it. They think the ppl of the world have no resolve just sit back and watch when they start dropping like flies, should they try and take upon such a powershift
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