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

The candle is below the Gann-Hilo, QQE is heading down.

Fundamental is the only thing that will save this technical..

The White House is having a meeting now..They estimated the meeting to take 1 hr...That is before the asian market will open..

can you please tell us what we're expecting exactly from this meeting?

Bullish div on 15 min macd.

see what i mean...

Thought you were buying dips. I know you play both sides, maybe you were buying dips of something else I missed.

looking to remove another 1/3 at 196 from 195.36 long can you guys give me a little push

I am buying dips but the feds have control of this markets..

White House meetings... Expecting news

I got ya..

Closed for 3 pips .. lol.. might able to get in at cheaper price later.

McCain role in Keating Five censored by Fox News

I am not in the White House...

They have control of this market..It sounds bad so far..No agreement from both parties..Delays ...

If this break the zone than I will have to hedge on the dips..The higher TF is still holding up..

Geez...

I think they are waiting for the weekend yet again.

B

700billion divided by the population of the US. i wonder what that equates per head?

If they delay this over the weekend then you better pray they have an answer before Asian market sunday night or BLACK MONDAY

More than what people have now...

most people live on credit and there's no credit. talk about a stagnant economy.

President Bush and the two men fighting to succeed him joined forces at a historic White House meeting Thursday, trying to sell resistant lawmakers on a multibillion-dollar bailout plan for Wall Street aimed at staving off what the president called "a serious economic crisis." Key members of Congress struck a deal earlier in the day but others were unwilling.

The tentative accord would give the Bush administration just a fraction of the $700 billion it had requested up front, with half the money subject to a congressional veto, Capitol Hill aides said. Even that was hardly final. Sen. Richard Shelby, top Republican on the Banking Committee, emerged from the White House meeting and said, "I don't believe we have an agreement."

Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain, who have both sought to distance themselves from the unpopular Bush, sat down with the president at the White House for an hourlong afternoon session that was striking in this brutally partisan season and apparently without precedent. By also including Congress' Democratic and Republican leaders, the meeting gathered nearly all Washington's political power structure at one long table in a small West Wing room.

"All of us around the table ... know we've got to get something done as quickly as possible," Bush told reporters, brought in for only the start of the meeting. Obama and McCain were at distant ends of the oval table, not even in each other's sight lines. Bush, playing host in the middle, was flanked by Congress' two Democratic leaders, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.

No one else spoke before the cameras left.

Hours earlier, private talks on Capitol Hill ended with the announcement that an agreement in principle had been reached on a financial rescue package _ though changed somewhat from the one the Bush administration proposed last weekend.

Under the plan agreed to by key lawmakers at the Capitol, the Treasury secretary would get $250 billion immediately and could have an additional $100 billion if he certified it was needed, congressional aides said. The last $350 billion could be blocked by a vote of Congress under the arrangement, designed to give lawmakers a stronger hand in controlling the unprecedented rescue.

this beauty is about to dive

You mean apart from the end of civilization as we know it .... ?