EURUSD

Hi,
Anyone can share Trailling Stop EA ?
Thanks.

Based on bad bank news, long seems like a play for at least a day.

Your probably right, If I don't get stopped first I'll see.
Sure bet though, it will end at one of these lines. Or close to one of my lines, or maybe just past one. I know for sure it might stop going up.
Please post more sir I like your insight

hourly topped out on Williams, booking profits...can't wait around to see if this will get rejected at 20SMA on daily.

If I could just do 5 of these a day, I'd be doing great.

Trail stop E.A.

Thanks. bro

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - Throwing your money around is so pre-recession.
As the economy weakens, the wealthy and the businesses that cater to them say it's more common — even chic — to scale back extravagant spending and play down affluence. Retailing experts call it luxury shame, or stealth wealth.
From Rodeo Drive to Fifth Avenue, that means one thing: Hide the label
Some shoppers are asking cashiers at high-end stores to put their purchases in plain white paper bags. Others want their expensive clothes and jewelry shipped home so they can walk out of the store without any bags at all.
"There's a sense of there being a gaucheness in spending in excess and coming home with a Louis Vuitton or Chanel bag," says Lucyann Barry, a personal shopper and stylist for New York's ultra-rich.
For one self-conscious client, Barry recently delivered a $1,200 Gucci handbag disguised as a gift so the rest of her family wouldn't know she had bought it herself.
Of course, plenty of rich people have become decidedly less so as stocks, homes and businesses have declined in value during the recession. And they're cutting back. Holiday sales were down at Neiman Marcus, Tiffany & Co. and Saks Fifth Avenue.
Despite the slump, the affluent still maintain lifestyles that would seem extravagant to the vast majority of Americans — hundreds of dollars spent at exclusive restaurants, thousands dropped on shopping sprees.
What's different now is the extra care some are putting into making themselves seem more like everybody else.
"I'm trying to be more covert," said Edward Douglas, of Randolph, N.J., who owns a small manufacturing company that he says has so far been unaffected by the recession.
One of his luxuries is vacationing with his family in the Bahamas, and although he still intends to go this year, he's planning on flying commercial instead of by private jet.
Robert Jones, who owns businesses including a nightclub and two restaurants, now spends $400 on a regular hotel room for his family rather than shelling out $1,000 for a suite.
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[MARKET] sentiment being propped up by a CNBC report that the Obama administration is nearing a deal to purchase illiquid or bad assets from banking firms. The so-called "bad bank" plan could be announced as early as next week. Combined with Yahoo's better than expected results; US [STOCK] futures have surged over 1% in pre Asian trade, with S&P futures leading with a near 1.5% gain. [YEN] has otherwise fallen across the Board as safe haven trades continue to be unwound.


[AUSTRALIA] Westpac-MI's latest leading index of economic activity fell by a disturbingly hefty 1.0% to 253.5pts over Nov, stoking speculation that the economy could well sink into its first recession since 1991. The index, which predicts the likely pace of economic activity three to nine months in the future, showed the annualised pace shrinking by -2.2% in its 1st negative reading since May 2001. Coupled with a further deterioration in the global environment, Westpac commented that the risks of a contraction through 2009 had intensified, with little doubt RBA will decide to reduce rates further. The co-incident index, which measures the current state of the economy otherwise came in flat over the month, with its annual growth rate easing to 1.3%, well below trend growth of 3.5%.


[AUST DATA PREVIEW] In the wake of the global crisis in mid Sept & subsequent unwinding of commodity prices; inflation is set to start pulling back. Influenced by a near 20% fall in fuel prices; a -0.4% qtrly fall is f/c after a 1.20% spike prior, dragging the annual pace down to 3.6% vs 5% prior. However RBA's core measures will still remain sticky, with an average 0.8% rise being anticipated; resulting in the annual pace slipping modestly to 4.4% from Q3's 17yr peak of 4.7% and still above RBA's 2-3% band. PPI data has posed risks to the upside; but even if core inflationary pressures remain high, the sharp falls being expected into 2009 on the back of slowing demand, will keep RBA's easing bias firmly intact. Data due Jan 28 00.30GMT.

Target said on Tuesday that it will cut roughly 600 jobs at its headquarters, leave another 400 positions unfilled and close a distribution center that employs 500 workers.

Bro,
How is the setting

ticketone =
trailstopone = 60
tickettwo =
trailstoptwo =60

I know others have said it, but thank you for reading all that crap and posting what you see as important.
Good job man.

AUSTRALIA] Westpac-MI's latest leading index of economic activity fell by a disturbingly hefty 1.0% to 253.5pts over Nov, stoking speculation that the economy could well sink into its first recession since 1991. The index, which predicts the likely pace of economic activity three to nine months in the future, showed the annualised pace shrinking by -2.2% in its 1st negative reading since May 2001. Coupled with a further deterioration in the global environment, Westpac commented that the risks of a contraction through 2009 had intensified, with little doubt RBA will decide to reduce rates further. The co-incident index, which measures the current state of the economy otherwise came in flat over the month, with its annual growth rate easing to 1.3%, well below trend growth of 3.5%.

that last post might make some want to short aussie .. it did me..

sorry if it has been asked and posted already, would you tell me the source of your small news?

I find them very insightful

wow, just got home, and my sell order for 1.3250 did not hit. did ne one's chart candle touched the 1.325x area? forex.com right now is telling me lies. this is getting really upsetting!

I show 1.32498 as a high on that last spike up for forex.com

The [EUR/YEN] rises to 118.40 through the NY reactionary rebound high of 118.18 on funds' buying. From the actions at the twin peaks of 118.45 overnight, the The Asian highs of 118.83/91 area can get naturally heavy. Japanese lifers and offshore real money accounts have been seller in NY time. No need to chase the market higher, watch whether the 120 level would become heavy and toppish this week.

bozs we might have ourself a convoy...

i got 32511

might get another chance some of the other pairs might have to catch up.. the yen and aussie are behind the wheel..

Close! Got 1.32515 (on Alpari 5 digits...)

im contacting the better business bureau right now about forex.com