EURUSD

Ha Ha! Great pic. Sadly, its so true...

i bet that mule is looking better and beter as time passes on..history has taught us europe does not mind fighting with others or themselves..bankrupt the former soviets and u got yourself a powder keg..keep some gold to pay off the border gaurds..

WTF Do You mean the Taps are Sour...
Fix It NOW.

With the usuall whippings and threats...

Yeah right. The tavern returns to Normality due to the guys that keep this machine turning maintaining equilibrium & rejecting the threats of a break.

At least for as long as we can...

Reaction after reading the article: SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL, THANK GOD I LIVE IN AMERICA

it actually has gone higher..

One new that might be of your interest:


The wealthiest bank of Spain, Banco Santander, Has cash difficulties to return the money to one fund holders (real estate investment, called banif). The bank has activated a clause in contract that stops refunds for 2 years.


rgds

Why drinking and being a government official don't mix --

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1234...cle-outset-box

For those of you who have access to PBS, I strongly recommend watching this program (I've seen a good portion of it, and its well put together).

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontl...the-brink.html

Break of 1.2840, or 1.2760 for further move to the downside.

.. im a partner in a local store.. my nephew manages it for us..about 10 wks back the local bank where the stores account is called my 21 year old nephew. and asked if he could make a deposit. it seems they did not have enough cash on hand to pay withdraws.. this little bank is named chase... yes the same chase.....after my nephew talked to a few tellers discretly... it seems wells fargo was having a little problem getting money to bring to the bank....its kinda funny cause my nephew always keeps the large bills.we always keep the 100 10 5.. we have a surpluss of 20 and ones. so he brought them about 10k in twenties... and 15k in ones...the bank was glad to get the money even the ones. in other times they hated to c him cause it meant the teller had to actually work..counting money... when a bank like chase has to call us to keep their doors open something is serously wrong...

if you read this

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/b...icas-debt.html

also you want to sell both...

The [AUD/USD] traded to a high of 0.6555 yest but was generally weaker as it eventually slipped to an o/n low of 0.6475 with market players still shying away from the commodity currencies after the gloomy assessment of the global economy by the G7 FinMin and central bankers. The lack US players due to the President's Day holiday also kept trading thin during the o/n session. The pair is likely to remain on the backfoot ahead of the release of RBA Minutes which is expected to reveal the central bank's cautiousness to economic growth leaving the door open to further rate cuts. Buying orders at 0.6450 by local exporters and selling orders at 0.6540 by a US Prime will dictate the range ahead of the Minutes.

Nearly 800 jobs are being eliminated at the steering division of Delphi Corp. near Saginaw, Mich.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/29226188/

The [CHF] has been enjoying some strength today, in an otherwise fairly quiet session, with Dow futures holding heavy all day and prompting some more safe-haven demand for the Franc. Usd/Chf opened in Europe at around the 1.1696 level, with offers at 1.1690/1.1710 immediately putting a cap on trade. The pair has heading one way since, with losses being driven under 1.1600 as system accounts started selling around 1.1620.

The [NZD/USD] followed its Aussie cousin to the downside after earlier reaching the day's high of 0.5229 as risk appetite wanes after the grim assessment on global growth by the G7. The pair slipped to an o/n low of 0.5169 before opening around that level this morning. With global stock markets still looking wobbly, the pair's fortunes looks uncertain and will be driven largely by offshore events and news over coming sessions. Also with the March RBNZ getting closer by the day where another rate cut is f/c, the pair's downside looks more appealing with a test of support at 0.5075 likely if strong support at 0.5137 gives way. Buying orders at 0.5120 by exporters will protect the downside and selling orders at 0.5225 by a European will keep the range this session.

Curious, price gets on a tear for 30 pips or so right before my Daily close just to get back to where it started yesterday at the open... Central Pivot yesterday = 2800, Today is 2801.

Pivots are new ones for today as if it matters. Setting an alert either side of this comatose pair and getting back to the Poject. Kick me if something happens.

Yo, gator... could you PM me your nephews phone number? Bro? Buddy?

yeah its bad when a bank asks a kid for money..i got some not generally known oil info too... things arent good...you will soon find out why aig was bailed out/goldmen/paulson follow the money it leads to the bighouse on the hill...

EUR/USD Feb 16, 2009 Review:

We had US Bank holiday. Volume was low. After LONDON CLOSE the market came virtually to a stand still.

We opened (with a gap) lower after the weekend. The G7 meeting over the weekend was not successful in the eyes of several economists. Euro moved down over the european/london session to test support 1.2734-21 area, then moved up once the NY session opened.

On the DAILY chart we have a hammer looking candle for 2-16-09. With support at 1.2721 and then at 1.2705. If we can make it past 1.2824 (yesterday's high), there is a good chance that we can fill the gap. Falling below 1.2705 we can see further declines to 1.2549 and lower.

On Tuesday we have (UK) CPI, then (EUR) German ZEW economic sentiment and finally (US) TIC Long-Term Purchases, that will have some impact on the price of EUR/USD.

[quote=candlesticks;2543160]EUR/USD Feb 16, 2009 Review:

We had US Bank holiday. Volume was low. After LONDON CLOSE the market came virtually to a stand still.

We opened (with a gap) lower after the weekend. The G7 meeting over the weekend was not successful in the eyes of several economists. Euro moved down over the european/london session to test support 1.2734-21 area, then moved up once the NY session opened.

contridiction?

Haha, I think during the normal us hours

drop the knife... just asking