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  • #126,921
  • Oct 27, 2008 8:09am Oct 27, 2008 8:09am
Quoting moneybookers
what's your idea now,market is going no where
YM has a massive bearish HD on its 1h chart, pullback expected. we might range until futures decide on a direction...

Ym and Oil are key players for UJ and GU respectively.
  • #126,922
  • Oct 27, 2008 8:11am Oct 27, 2008 8:11am
if price closes above m15 50ema, m30 50ema is next.
  • #126,923
  • Oct 27, 2008 8:13am Oct 27, 2008 8:13am
Quoting lilmoe
YM has a massive bearish HD on its 1h chart, pullback expected. we might range until futures decide on a direction...

Ym and Oil are key players for UJ and GU respectively.
Strugling with DPP and 50ema on 1H
  • #126,924
  • Oct 27, 2008 8:16am Oct 27, 2008 8:16am
What's YM, may i ask?
  • #126,925
  • Oct 27, 2008 8:16am Oct 27, 2008 8:16am
Quoting lilmoe
if price closes above m15 50ema, m30 50ema is next.
here we go now
  • #126,926
  • Oct 27, 2008 8:17am Oct 27, 2008 8:17am
Quoting forter
What's YM, may i ask?
yamiyami hehe

DJA
  • #126,927
  • Oct 27, 2008 8:20am Oct 27, 2008 8:20am
Quoting forter
What's YM, may i ask?
we should have a definitions thread.


YM = dow jones e-mini futures.
  • #126,928
  • Oct 27, 2008 8:21am Oct 27, 2008 8:21am
Quoting moneybookers
here we go now
we need this candle to stay above 50ema.
  • #126,929
  • Oct 27, 2008 8:24am Oct 27, 2008 8:24am
Quoting lilmoe
we need this candle to stay above 50ema.
this beast dont want to stay above it,see whether we can close above H1 gan
  • #126,930
  • Oct 27, 2008 8:24am Oct 27, 2008 8:24am
I searched google & i got from wikipedia.

Yngwie J. Malmsteen, Swedish Guitarist
YM (magazine), an American teen magazine
The IATA code for Montenegro Airlines
The Youth Meeting program of CISV
Yottametre, a unit for length or distance
YM (selective medium), a combination of yeast and mold, a selective medium
Yarmouth Mariners, a Maritime Junior A Hockey League team
Yahoo Messenger, an instant messaging application, also Y!M or y!m
In Finnish, ym. is an abbreviation for "ynnä muuta" which means roughly the same as "and the others".
.ym, the Atari ST/Amstrad CPC YM2149 sound chip format
The US Navy Hull classification symbol for a self-propelled dredge

  • #126,931
  • Oct 27, 2008 8:25am Oct 27, 2008 8:25am
So far my longs are paying off looks like we may be going some higher. here are my open trades right now:

SuperTrades GBP/JPY2008/10/27 15:011BUY144.615139.699149.699144.99437.9 pips
$404.27CloseSuperTrades AUD/JPY2008/10/27 09:591BUY56.12051.13080.00057.0189 pips
$949.34CloseSuperTrades EUR/JPY2008/10/27 09:581BUY114.917109.962127.000116.632171.5 pips
$1,829.34CloseTotals: 3 lots, 298.4 pips, $3,182.95 Updated on 15:19:33 UTC


And the trades i have close already:

SuperTrades 2008/10/27 09:58 BUY1USD/JPY92.5512008/10/27 11:3793.481119-3093.0 pips
$994.85342.0 pips
$3,658.67SuperTrades 2008/10/27 09:58 BUY1GBP/JPY142.2582008/10/27 11:33144.752263-91249.0 pips
$2,663.82249.0 pips
$2,663.82
Private Account Manager & Trader since 1999
  • #126,932
  • Oct 27, 2008 8:26am Oct 27, 2008 8:26am
Quoting poweredbuyer
Peaches,

As always value your posts tremendously however you believe Geepy will be in double digits ? ... Fundamentally I can't see that happen ...

I am out right now way to volatile for my blood but waiting for a good Long opportunity on this beast. Im thinkin 120-30 area.
well, time will tell. But EJ has broken the monthly 100 % fibo retrace level, what gives EJ opportunity for 138.2 or 161.8 fibo-extension of the 100 % monthly. Geppy has done break of 100% monthly fibo-retrace.

If monthly fibo levels mean anything, there comes the extension levels into play.

Please see scenario for geppy longterm:

http://www.forexfactory.com/showpost...postcount=3436

Iīll only long geppy for short term scalp.

Iīll change my mind for longterm bullish, if I see a weekly bullish reversal pattern.
  • #126,933
  • Oct 27, 2008 8:30am Oct 27, 2008 8:30am
Quoting herry_winandi
some say bear, some say bull..

i wonder if we all agree in one direction
Donīt listen to others, come to your on conclusion, based on system, trend, candlepattern, everythink you like. And if you donīt see a situation for a trade, there is only one conclusion: donīt trade. This is the hardest part.
I`am caught in this trap very often, trading in no-trading-situations.
  • #126,934
  • Oct 27, 2008 8:31am Oct 27, 2008 8:31am
A TL I drew from Oct 21 seems to be acting as resistance.
  • #126,935
  • Oct 27, 2008 8:31am Oct 27, 2008 8:31am
Quoting lilmoe
we should have a definitions thread.


YM = dow jones e-mini futures.
Thanks. Yah, for sl, b/e, tp, etc for newbies.
  • #126,936
  • Oct 27, 2008 8:40am Oct 27, 2008 8:40am
By Ye Xie and Lukanyo Mnyanda
Oct. 27 (Bloomberg) -- The yen rose to the strongest level versus the euro since May 2002 and traded near a 13-year high against the dollar as tumbling stocks encouraged investors to sell higher-yielding assets funded by low-cost loans in Japan.
French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde said in an interview with Bloomberg News that the Group of Seven doesn't plan to intervene to weaken the yen after the G-7 said in an unscheduled statement that excessive movements in the currency may threaten financial stability. The pound slid after an industry report showed U.K. house prices slumped.
``It's a combination of unwinding carry positions and money going home to Japan and the U.S.,'' said Tom Fitzpatrick, global head of currency strategy at Citigroup Global Markets Inc. in New York. ``It's not an environment where one should be looking for return on capital, but for return of capital.''
The yen gained 2.2 percent to 116.33 per euro at 10:31 a.m. in New York, from 118.96 on Oct. 24, and reached 113.64, the strongest since May 2002. The yen climbed 0.9 percent to 93.50 per dollar from 94.32 at the end of last week, when it touched 90.93, the strongest since 1995. The euro fell as much as 2.3 percent to $1.2334, the weakest in 2 1/2 years, from $1.2623.
In the past month, Japan's currency has increased 14 percent against the dollar, 34 percent versus the euro, 55 percent versus the Australian dollar and 44 percent against the New Zealand dollar on speculation investors will unwind carry trades, in which they get loans in countries with low borrowing costs and seek higher returns elsewhere.
Stronger Yen
The yen gained 3.1 percent to 56.92 against the Aussie and 3.9 percent to 50.44 versus the New Zealand dollar today. The Bank of Japan's 0.5 percent target lending rate compares with 3.75 percent in Europe, 6 percent in Australia and 6.5 percent in New Zealand.
The Standard & Poor's 500 Index dropped 1.3 percent and stocks in Asia and Europe tumbled as investors bet the credit crisis and mounting bank losses will push the global economy into a recession. Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index sank as much as 15 percent, and trading was halted in the Philippines and Thailand.
The G-7 made its statement after a request from Japan, said Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa in Tokyo, adding that his government was ready to act if needed.
``We are concerned about the recent excessive volatility in the exchange rate of the yen and its possible adverse implications for economic and financial stability,'' the G-7 said in its statement, read by Japan's Nakagawa. The group comprises Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the U.K. and the U.S. Japan last sold its own currency in March 2004.
Lagarde on Yen
Asked by Bloomberg News in an interview in Montpellier, France, if the G-7 will intervene to sell Japan's currency, French Finance Minister Lagarde said no.
The possibility of intervention is ``still low,'' because the ``sharp appreciation'' of the yen is not caused by ``speculation,'' wrote Tohru Sasaki, chief strategist in Tokyo at JPMorgan Chase & Co., in a research note today.
``The financial system and economic problems in U.S. and Europe are probably in more severe conditions than in Japan,'' Sasaki wrote. ``Therefore, it is difficult for Japan to sell the yen only out of self-interest.''
Australia's central bank bought its currency for a second day. Central banks intervene in foreign-exchange markets when they arrange purchases and sales of currencies. The Aussie dropped 2.7 percent to 60.58 U.S. cents.
Volatility on major currencies touched 26.55 on Oct. 24, according to a JPMorgan Chase & Co. index, the highest level since its inception in 1992.
Weaker Pound
The pound fell 3.2 percent versus the dollar to $1.5384, near the lowest in five years, as London-based Hometrack Ltd. said the average cost of a residential property in England and Wales slipped 7.3 percent from a year earlier. Sterling decreased 1.7 percent against the euro to 80.67 pence.
The euro stayed lower against the dollar and the yen after a survey by the Ifo institute showed business confidence in Germany, the largest of the 15 economies sharing the currency, declined to the lowest level in more than five years in October. European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said policy makers may cut interest rates at their Nov. 6 meeting.
The dollar is reasserting its status as the world's reserve currency as investors seek a haven from plunging emerging-market stocks and bonds. The ICE futures exchange's U.S. Dollar Index, which tracks the greenback against the currencies of six major trading partners, soared to the highest in more than two years. The sell-off in emerging markets may ``set the stage'' for bigger gains, according to Barclays Capital.
Sales of new houses in the U.S. unexpectedly rose in September from a 17-year low, propelled by a drop in prices before the latest turmoil in financial markets. Purchases increased 2.7 percent to an annual rate of 464,000 from 452,000 the prior month that was less than previously estimated, the Commerce Department said today in Washington.
To contact the reporters on this story: Ye Xie in New York at[email protected]; Lukanyo Mnyanda in London at[email protected]
Last Updated: October 27, 2008 10:36 EDT
  • #126,937
  • Oct 27, 2008 8:41am Oct 27, 2008 8:41am
Quoting peaches
Donīt listen to others, come to your on conclusion, based on system, trend, candlepattern, everythink you like. And if you donīt see a situation for a trade, there is only one conclusion: donīt trade. This is the hardest part.
I`am caught in this trap very often, trading in no-trading-situations.
Hey man, I believe Herry didnt meant he is lost or not sure...
I think he just try to joke...
He is good in forex to some extend too...
Lost...
  • #126,938
  • Oct 27, 2008 8:42am Oct 27, 2008 8:42am
closed longs, short at 144.44, if this doesnt work out, i'm done for the day, see ya later fellers.
  • #126,939
  • Oct 27, 2008 8:46am Oct 27, 2008 8:46am
Quoting lilmoe
closed longs, short at 144.44, if this doesnt work out, i'm done for the day, see ya later fellers.
SL at 145?
  • #126,940
  • Oct 27, 2008 8:48am Oct 27, 2008 8:48am
Quoting peaches
Donīt listen to others, come to your on conclusion, based on system, trend, candlepattern, everythink you like. And if you donīt see a situation for a trade, there is only one conclusion: donīt trade. This is the hardest part.
I`am caught in this trap very often, trading in no-trading-situations.
i'm doing good bruder,

i'm here to see other's perspective
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