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  • #26,421
  • Sep 2, 2008 5:39pm Sep 2, 2008 5:39pm
do anyone has News Indicator to put on the chart ?
  • #26,422
  • Edited 5:47pm Sep 2, 2008 5:46pm | Edited 5:47pm
Quoting spathi
do anyone has News Indicator to put on the chart ?
Yes, this thread.
Do just the oposite what 80% of the members say and you will be fine.
That's called "trade the thread"
  • #26,423
  • Sep 2, 2008 5:50pm Sep 2, 2008 5:50pm
Quoting charlinks
If that's true...

What would EURUSD do? 1.43 then 1.38?
I think the best question would be here: is it really the oil price that's driving the dollar, or the dollar is driving the oil? Which one do you think. I think it's the second one, and the oil bubble in recent year was in fact a euro bubble. Which brings in the logical reverse order: euro bubble break leads to oil bubble break which leads to dollar regaining its true value; how does that sound?

My theory is that it is not actually the US economy, or China and India's demand, or the latest tropical storm that moves the oil up - these are merely excuses or conjectures, but the euro bubble that has led to the explosion in commodity prices.

Now, how low can the euro go? We'll see. Maybe 1.30-35 by the end of year. My longer-term view is parity, that is where Euro began, as I believe that's the only way to prevent future economic global crises. The US economy can only go up from now - but for Europe the golden euro age is fading, and hard days are coming.
"Everybody needs money. That's why they call it money" - Danny De Vito
  • #26,424
  • Sep 2, 2008 6:07pm Sep 2, 2008 6:07pm
Quoting spathi
do anyone has News Indicator to put on the chart ?
Ok, after the bad joke:
Google for In10tion and you will come to a TSD thread; he just released the V9 version, the most advance one on the net and is free.
I don’t want to past the link because it might be against the rules.
BTW, that indi needs a very good internet connection.
  • #26,425
  • Sep 2, 2008 6:09pm Sep 2, 2008 6:09pm
Quoting cobraforex
Yes, this thread.
Do just the oposite what 80% of the members say and you will be fine.
That's called "trade the thread"
Long.Long... Oh Sh#T.

  • #26,426
  • Sep 2, 2008 6:12pm Sep 2, 2008 6:12pm
Well I am back to hoping the asian market pushes this pair high again,...love the chance to pick up some more short sells by early morning..

They have let me down the last couple sessions, don't know if they are getting wise the the trend finally or what is happening..

Troy..
  • #26,427
  • Sep 2, 2008 6:16pm Sep 2, 2008 6:16pm
Can i get an EA for this..


Quoting cobraforex
Yes, this thread.
Do just the oposite what 80% of the members say and you will be fine.
That's called "trade the thread"
  • #26,428
  • Sep 2, 2008 6:19pm Sep 2, 2008 6:19pm
Quoting slide
I think the best question would be here: is it really the oil price that's driving the dollar, or the dollar is driving the oil? Which one do you think. I think it's the second one, and the oil bubble in recent year was in fact a euro bubble. Which brings in the logical reverse order: euro bubble break leads to oil bubble break which leads to dollar regaining its true value; how does that sound?

My theory is that it is not actually the US economy, or China and India's demand, or the latest tropical storm that moves the oil up - these are merely excuses or conjectures, but the euro bubble that has led to the explosion in commodity prices.

Now, how low can the euro go? We'll see. Maybe 1.30-35 by the end of year. My longer-term view is parity, that is where Euro began, as I believe that's the only way to prevent future economic global crises. The US economy can only go up from now - but for Europe the golden euro age is fading, and hard days are coming.
Not sure I'm on board with all those thoughts but the zone is headed for some hard times.

Mike
  • #26,429
  • Sep 2, 2008 6:20pm Sep 2, 2008 6:20pm
Quoting slide
I think the best question would be here: is it really the oil price that's driving the dollar, or the dollar is driving the oil? Which one do you think. I think it's the second one, and the oil bubble in recent year was in fact a euro bubble. Which brings in the logical reverse order: euro bubble break leads to oil bubble break which leads to dollar regaining its true value; how does that sound?

My theory is that it is not actually the US economy, or China and India's demand, or the latest tropical storm that moves the oil up - these are merely excuses or conjectures, but the euro bubble that has led to the explosion in commodity prices.

Now, how low can the euro go? We'll see. Maybe 1.30-35 by the end of year. My longer-term view is parity, that is where Euro began, as I believe that's the only way to prevent future economic global crises. The US economy can only go up from now - but for Europe the golden euro age is fading, and hard days are coming.

correct me if im wrong, oil demands are increasing and European union will not enter a 100-years of recession so the golden euro age is NOT fading and about the US economy, its not going up as you imagine anytime before the middle of 2010, but as for now i think that its only able to stop going down, about oil, i think its possible to be as low as 90 but it will end the year around the 125 area, i believe that trends will be the way they were 6 months ago by the end of the summer,

assuming your view about the euro is true, there should be a reason for that which is stimulating the third-world's importers and so this will lead to a race to devalue which gets the major currencies involved.
I recommend you read something else as this sentence is now concluded.
  • #26,430
  • Edited 6:28pm Sep 2, 2008 6:20pm | Edited 6:28pm
Quoting Algirdas
Now corelation came back, and looking for new Intraday Trades:
You are amoung the 20% that are mostly right.


BTW, this week I'm in the 80% group
  • #26,431
  • Sep 2, 2008 6:25pm Sep 2, 2008 6:25pm
Quoting greywolf238
Can i get an EA for this..
I'm working on it, should we include the Jacko AH method?
  • #26,432
  • Sep 2, 2008 6:28pm Sep 2, 2008 6:28pm
Quoting greywolf238
Can i get an EA for this..

i want it too ..

i read about phoenix ea .. but mixed reviews
  • #26,433
  • Sep 2, 2008 6:34pm Sep 2, 2008 6:34pm
Quoting trading801
i want it too ..

i read about phoenix ea .. but mixed reviews
Hi my friend, I was just waiting for that.

How are your longs doing?
The boat is still ok?
  • #26,434
  • Sep 2, 2008 6:41pm Sep 2, 2008 6:41pm
Quoting slide
I think the best question would be here: is it really the oil price that's driving the dollar, or the dollar is driving the oil? Which one do you think. I think it's the second one, and the oil bubble in recent year was in fact a euro bubble. Which brings in the logical reverse order: euro bubble break leads to oil bubble break which leads to dollar regaining its true value; how does that sound?

My theory is that it is not actually the US economy, or China and India's demand, or the latest tropical storm that moves the oil up - these are merely excuses or conjectures, but the euro bubble that has led to the explosion in commodity prices.

Now, how low can the euro go? We'll see. Maybe 1.30-35 by the end of year. My longer-term view is parity, that is where Euro began, as I believe that's the only way to prevent future economic global crises. The US economy can only go up from now - but for Europe the golden euro age is fading, and hard days are coming.
Recent european data has given a very clear picture of deteriorating growth while US data has shown increasing signs of stabilization. Look at the latest IFO data, the lowest in what, 10 years..??

I can't wait to see whether this coming NFP (provided we get the bad number) would stem dollar's gains..if the dollar is able to shrug off the bad number, we would take that as an indication that the current dollar strength is for real..
"Building Wealth By Confidence, Consistency, & Compounding"
  • #26,435
  • Sep 2, 2008 6:53pm Sep 2, 2008 6:53pm
Quoting cobraforex
Hi my friend, I was just waiting for that.

How are your longs doing?
The boat is still ok?

stuck with 1.4620
1.4525


boat is critical.. almost titanic earlier.. mr margin will call at 1.4470

near far whereever you are.. i believe that the pips will come
  • #26,436
  • Sep 2, 2008 7:00pm Sep 2, 2008 7:00pm
any update for EU today?
  • #26,437
  • Sep 2, 2008 7:09pm Sep 2, 2008 7:09pm
Quoting fatguy
any update for EU today?

yes.. they are all gathered to witness my margin call LOL
  • #26,438
  • Sep 2, 2008 7:18pm Sep 2, 2008 7:18pm
Quoting trading801
stuck with 1.4620
1.4525


boat is critical.. almost titanic earlier.. mr margin will call at 1.4470

near far whereever you are.. i believe that the pips will come
I'm not that good than you believe, I'm mostly scalping and my trades give me 5 or 15 pips, some loose but I almost never stay with a trade longer than 10min on that method.
Sometimes I keep a good scalp running for longer but thats rare.
I'm still working on recover the loss of 8.8.08 but soon we will be ok.

Take care
  • #26,439
  • Sep 2, 2008 7:24pm Sep 2, 2008 7:24pm
Quoting cobraforex
I'm not that good than you believe, I'm mostly scalping and my trades give me 5 or 15 pips, some loose but I almost never stay with a trade longer than 10min on that method.
Sometimes I keep a good scalp running for longer but thats rare.
I'm still working on recover the loss of 8.8.08 but soon we will be ok.

Take care
btw bro.. saw your profile .. you from euro ya..


PLEASE GO TO THE STREET AND USE A LOUD SPEAKER.. SING PRIASES OF EURO $ AND OF THE EURO ECONMY...


hope it will boast confidence and raise it by 100 pips

L O L
  • #26,440
  • Sep 2, 2008 7:26pm Sep 2, 2008 7:26pm
Quoting fatguy
any update for EU today?
yes... 1.4530 area is building a fairly good top/resistance, and price may head south very soon...

anyway, price is trapped in a tight range and it's boring as hell, that's why I'm here posting, waiting for the breakout either side...
in my opinion it will make a new low before it will start reversing, so let's see... i'm still holding on to my shorts...
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