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  • #73,321
  • Mar 10, 2009 2:34am Mar 10, 2009 2:34am
Quoting T.E.Lawrence
What the hell is Kablooey?
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/kablooie

had the wrong link, check this one.
FUBAR...
  • #73,322
  • Mar 10, 2009 2:39am Mar 10, 2009 2:39am
You guys call yourself traders and you don't know Kablooey/Kablooie?

Apparently there are two spellings, whodda thunk?
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  • #73,323
  • Mar 10, 2009 2:39am Mar 10, 2009 2:39am
Quoting psiholog
excellent observation. technicals and fundies combined equates to a true master of the game we call forex. however, fundies have been so bad globally, not even the market makers have known how to interpret whats going on and where we should go next. We wont know that they know until 1.3300 gets broken to the upside or 1.2300 to the downside. Until then all we can do is guestimate which is exactly the same thing they do. In essence what I'm saying is a break of this range will be fueled by fundies, pro dollar or pro euro..who knows.

heres...
Thanks. I see your point about USD safe heaven status proping it up lately. News of Japan worsening economy has helped a great deal lately in this especially with almost no interest diferential. Just look at the yen crosses rising. On the other hand EUR could be more sensitive to risk appetite.
Now, if the Japanese effect ran out of steam and some risk appetite would be anticipated to return (contrarian to extreme pessimism now in markets), this could favour Eur in the short-medium term. And of course, this could be drawn on charts in support.
  • #73,324
  • Mar 10, 2009 2:40am Mar 10, 2009 2:40am
Quoting GreekEagle
WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU BUT EITHER YOUR STUPID OR A MASTER BULLSHITER CAUSE I DONT KNOW TO MANY SCALPERS THAT PUT IN A TRADE & GO TO SLEEP ESPECIALY ON A LIVE ACCOUNT THEY SHIT THEIR PANTS IF THEY HAVE TO GO TO THE BATHROOM FOR 45 SECONDS SO SELL THAT TO A DEAD GUY

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and there are people who have an essay time horizon .

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  • #73,325
  • Mar 10, 2009 2:41am Mar 10, 2009 2:41am
I get Kablooie'd from time to time. Considering another long position and that might get a Kablooie.
  • #73,326
  • Mar 10, 2009 2:46am Mar 10, 2009 2:46am
[quote=ak4x;2591519]Why don't you ask that on the.......... Elliot Wave forum?

You already know where it is, cuz you've been posting there. [/quote

NO one seems to be Elliotting on the fiber in those threads. Mostly on cable.
Collecting pips
  • #73,327
  • Mar 10, 2009 2:49am Mar 10, 2009 2:49am
Quoting GreekEagle
WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU BUT EITHER YOUR STUPID OR A MASTER BULLSHITER CAUSE I DONT KNOW TO MANY SCALPERS THAT PUT IN A TRADE & GO TO SLEEP ESPECIALY ON A LIVE ACCOUNT THEY SHIT THEIR PANTS IF THEY HAVE TO GO TO THE BATHROOM FOR 45 SECONDS SO SELL THAT TO A DEAD GUY
Now you do know a scalper that doesn't soil himself. Maybe it's the money management.
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  • #73,328
  • Mar 10, 2009 2:51am Mar 10, 2009 2:51am
Quoting dysan4x
I get Kablooie'd from time to time. Considering another long position and that might get a Kablooie.
Well... methinks my Kablooie sort of fizzled and went Splat instead.

Oh well. I got back my wayward pips from earlier this evening so now everything is squared up, but it was a very good day. Way too much work for far too few pips this evening tho...
FUBAR...
  • #73,329
  • Mar 10, 2009 2:52am Mar 10, 2009 2:52am
Quoting sailor6
Thanks. I see your point about USD safe heaven status proping it up lately. News of Japan worsening economy has helped a great deal lately in this especially with almost no interest diferential. Just look at the yen crosses rising. On the other hand EUR could be more sensitive to risk appetite.
Now, if the Japanese effect ran out of steam and some risk appetite would be anticipated to return (contrarian to extreme pessimism now in markets), this could favour Eur in the short-medium term. And of course, this could be drawn on charts in support.
heres something else i find amusing. now i have been watching bloomberg virtually since i started trading. this started mainly to watch out for news releases as they are released faster then FF (not all news though) but later on i learned the correlations between commodities/equities and currencies just listening in. Anyways watching the shows they have on (i especially watch during the us market session)...they have economists give their take on whats going on all the time. Ironically, this is how i learned most of the fundamentals i know...bloomberg tv. Here's the crazy part...in all my time watching....there have always been economists who speculated this or that..up or down...whatever but very rarely where they in agreement and most of their views were based on the longer term picture. During the us session (yesterday) they had at least 10 economists or people who are involved in the markets...who all said the same thing which is rare by all standards. THey all said...us stock market bull rally soon..very soon...in fact it should have started already. Why is this relevant? its hard for 2 people to think the same thing but when you have 10, all saying the same thing..you know somethings cooking. Not to mention the masses that watch bloomberg (myself included). And as we all know by now...us stock market up...dollar down. Twisted huh?
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  • #73,330
  • Mar 10, 2009 2:58am Mar 10, 2009 2:58am
Quoting psiholog
heres something else i find amusing.
During the us session (yesterday) they had at least 10 economists or people who are involved in the markets...who all said the same thing which is rare by all standards. THey all said...us stock market bull rally soon..very soon...in fact it should have started already. Why is this relevant? its hard for 2 people to think the same thing but when you have 10, all saying the same thing..you know somethings cooking. Not to mention the masses that watch bloomberg (myself included). And as we all know by now...us...
if 10 owt of 10 economiests are all saying the same thing, then you KNOW its wrong
  • #73,331
  • Mar 10, 2009 3:01am Mar 10, 2009 3:01am
Quoting Jasper
.... at 1.2717, this was a difficult decision as I was looking for and expecting a short at this area.
We'll see!!
Finally

That was hard work.
Good Trading. (keep it simple).
  • #73,332
  • Mar 10, 2009 3:05am Mar 10, 2009 3:05am
Quoting psiholog
heres something else i find amusing. now i have been watching bloomberg virtually since i started trading. this started mainly to watch out for news releases as they are released faster then FF (not all news though) but later on i learned the correlations between commodities/equities and currencies just listening in. Anyways watching the shows they have on (i especially watch during the us market session)...they have economists give their take on whats going on all the time. Ironically, this is how i learned most of the fundamentals i know...bloomberg...
It's an interesting observation about them all agreeing.

However, I must say that one thing I've noticed a lot is that the markets tend to do exactly the opposite of what "everyone" is saying. Some would say that the "experts" preach one thing to drive the market a certain way so they can capitalize on the idiots that follow them. Personally, I don't believe the "experts" are smart enough to pull that off, I think they just tend to guess wrong more than they are right.
  • #73,333
  • Mar 10, 2009 3:06am Mar 10, 2009 3:06am
Quoting newbietrader101
if 10 owt of 10 economiests are all saying the same thing, then you KNOW its wrong
generally i agree but this is a special scenario. it goes back to the pessimism you mentioned earlier. No one in their right minds would buy in the stock market these days. Pessimism has built upon pessimism upon pessimism that got us to the levels we are at now, there has been no reason for a bull rally. There still isnt which in theory should continue the selling off of the markets (Citibank at 99 cents...buy anyone..haha). What everyone is looking though is for a trigger to forget about the pessimism and try to get something optimistic started. All is needed is a trigger and who knows..maybe that was it, a few economists/floor traders in agreement. Time will tell.
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  • #73,334
  • Mar 10, 2009 3:13am Mar 10, 2009 3:13am
Quoting F.x.

Personally, I don't believe the "experts" are smart enough to pull that off, I think they just tend to guess wrong more than they are right.
i dont think the expertes are smart at all. if they were smart how come they didnt see this mess that we are in coming. and how come they havent fixed it. they are not smart enuff, is why
  • #73,335
  • Mar 10, 2009 3:20am Mar 10, 2009 3:20am
Quoting psiholog
generally i agree but this is a special scenario. it goes back to the pessimism you mentioned earlier. No one in their right minds would buy in the stock market these days. Pessimism has built upon pessimism upon pessimism that got us to the levels we are at now, there has been no reason for a bull rally. There still isnt which in theory should continue the selling off of the markets (Citibank at 99 cents...buy anyone..haha). What everyone is looking though is for a trigger to forget about the pessimism and try to get something optimistic started....
There must be a bottom somewhere and we're getting very close.

I don't see the Dow go to 1,000, or negative
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  • #73,336
  • Mar 10, 2009 3:20am Mar 10, 2009 3:20am
I just got stopped with +20 pips on my long at 2710. Derek showed at his charts wave variant going up to 2750, we had 2740 and rapid move down, propably a lot of sell orders placed there or maybe T/P for longs, anyway it was over 40 pips in about 5 minutes. I can see its going up again and i wonder if its going to reach 2750 like on dereks charts or maybe its just starting to bounce back, and we will see 26xx area again. ~2750 looks like good place to set some shorts because we could have another bottom before it really goes up hard.
  • #73,337
  • Mar 10, 2009 3:29am Mar 10, 2009 3:29am
.... The Sup/Res is at 1.2700, taken from the bottom of Feb 24ths daily bar, up or down from here, depending on your signals.
Good Trading. (keep it simple).
  • #73,338
  • Mar 10, 2009 3:35am Mar 10, 2009 3:35am
time to stick to what i do know for sure....charting

current technical analysis.

the W on the 15min time frame has been almost completed. considering the lowest tip of the left head was 1.2555 and the neckline around 1.26555...it will reach full completion at 1.2755. A nice uptrend (red trendlines) has formed during the formation of this W. Currently the upper wall is close to 1.2765 which historically has acted as a strong S/R level which may prove as a good place to sell. If we break this uptrend to the downside..the first level to be watched is 1.2655 as that was the last resistance broken before this nice trend up (the neckline). At that point longs may come into play or if broken...1.2625 comes into play again which has acted as a very strong S/R level for so long where longs may be reloaded if it proves to be strong support now. Any lower then that...so much for a bullish euro. Personally im flat and will remain flat until either 1.2765 gets reached (the upper wall of this uptrend where i may sell) or if 1.2625 comes back into play. Right now its still too risky for me and selling (going against the trend) before this upwards channel gets broken is too much of a gamble. Good pippin all

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  • #73,339
  • Mar 10, 2009 3:38am Mar 10, 2009 3:38am
One thing is very funny,

Based upon what I read everywhere there is this rumor that 90 - 95 % loses money in this market. I don't know where that is based on but I guess there is some truth in it. I don't know for sure.

Based upon what I read in this thread the opposite is true.
Almost everyone is posting winning trades and almost no one is posting losing trades.
The only ones posting losing trades are the real experienced traders.

So I guess all the beginners and less regular posters are the best traders in the world, because they always win.

Funny or not?
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  • #73,340
  • Mar 10, 2009 3:41am Mar 10, 2009 3:41am

eyes on EURUSD ... this time I have the impression that it breaks up

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