DislikedI would like to hear your opinion about the possibility that shows my chart, everybody welcome, even saying bullsh$t or worthless or whatever but please with a reason.Ignored
Maarten
MT4: how to change "EURUSD" to "#EURUSD"? 3 replies
Re: EurUsd short term 15 replies
did oanda just drop its spread for eurusd to 1 pip? 11 replies
EA for multiple lot limit order for EURUSD 0 replies
NFP nice bump up on EURUSD 2 replies
DislikedI would like to hear your opinion about the possibility that shows my chart, everybody welcome, even saying bullsh$t or worthless or whatever but please with a reason.Ignored
DislikedWhy in earth would brokers "respect" the sl ie, pay for your losses when price gaps?
Of course you have to pay if price gaps under/over your SL.Ignored
DislikedI would like to hear your opinion about the possibility that shows my chart, everybody welcome, even saying bullsh$t or worthless or whatever but please with a reason.Ignored
DislikedI prefer to stay predicting The Next Move as opposed to The Next 3 Moves.
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DislikedI would like to hear your opinion about the possibility that shows my chart, everybody welcome, even saying bullsh$t or worthless or whatever but please with a reason.Ignored
DislikedA lot of folks keep referring to 8.8.8 in conspiracy-like tones. Here is an excerpt from news that day. And this was at the same time price was coming into a previously strong support area. Once that broke, hello 1.4xxx's.
Currencies and Economic News
In currency news, the dollar continued its gains against the euro. Late Thursday, the euro was trading at $1.5413 vs. $1.5473 on Wednesday.
The dollar's upswing brought it to its highest value in almost eight weeks.
The rise was fueled largely by concerns about European economic weakness rather than by strong U.S. data.
European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet predicted that European economic growth would slow in the second half of 2008.
The ECB held interest rates at 4.25% in an effort to combat inflation, but this may further exacerbate its current economic slowdown.
"The market is entitled to be scaling back significantly amid further ECB tightening," stated David Simmons of Royal Bank of Scotland Group. "Policy makers will continue to focus on inflation, but some of the real economic data has been pretty grim. In my opinion, 2009 will include a European rate cut and a weak euro story.''
According to Kevin Edgeley of Goldman Sachs, if the euro were to drop below $1.53, it "would signal a longer-term dollar bull phase" and could result in a drop to $1.46.Ignored
DislikedAnother chart with lines projecting resistance up near 1.4650-1.4800:Ignored
DislikedBefore you look @ the pic, I should mention that MY method is already starting to turn North on all timeframes except the Monthly.
Clue: I am soon to be a Buyer of this Market.
All Tracking Levels are of my own creation. Don't follow them unless you understand them.Ignored