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  • #73,921
  • Mar 11, 2009 4:35am Mar 11, 2009 4:35am
Quoting dotweb.pl
You are right saying first one in is first one out, but saying europe is finished is bullshit for me, europe need states and states need europe, its global market right now and every single country needs to export and import goods, europe (well poland to be precise) exports a lot of copper and states import a lot, states also import a lot of oil, as well as europe does, and so on. I`m sure you know what my point is. None of us can exist by himself, its not only base on economy but theye is a lot more to import/export than just goods.
hey hey now i never said europe is finished. after all i plan to move there before the year ends and id like to see a thriving economy (romania). I dont want to be the odd man out where everyone is suffering and ill be drinking beer in the afternoon at the local pub placing live trades on my laptop or reading FF for the amusing chatter. All I'm saying is, its going to be much more difficult..that is all. This is very relevant to eur/usd as the eurozone may still be cutting rates towards zero while the US may start raising rates (big if here). In any case from everyones point of view...a strong dollar benefits all...at least at the present time and the eurozone with its extended deteriorating economy which should last quite some time will continue favoring the dollar


Sidenote:while i am still bullish today (although 1.2680 is putting up quite a fight)...this has no bearing on the long term picture i hold. The current range is 1.3300 to 1.2300...until we break this range we are all scalping on a monthly scale haha
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  • #73,922
  • Mar 11, 2009 4:46am Mar 11, 2009 4:46am
Quoting psiholog
hey hey now i never said europe is finished...
Sure you didnt, you misunderstood my post, i was referring to what "lloydblankfe" wrote earlier
  • #73,923
  • Mar 11, 2009 4:47am Mar 11, 2009 4:47am
Quoting NuckingFuts
It does, you just have to know how to read it.

Here's a great quote. Source unknown. I have emphasised the most important section.

Multiple Time Frame Analysis
In my years as a trading educator I have found that most losing traders have a critical glaring weakness in their approach to analyzing a market. The majority of their focus is placed on mathematical technical analysis tools such as moving average convergence divergence (MACD), the relative strength index (RSI) and/or stochastic studies (among many others). All of these types of...
Excelent post.
Traders are smartasses
  • #73,924
  • Mar 11, 2009 4:54am Mar 11, 2009 4:54am
Quoting dotweb.pl
Sure you didnt, you misunderstood my post, i was referring to what "lloydblankfe" wrote earlier
ah yes..the extreme pessimism. note how its very similar to the early stages of the US recession. all the doom and gloom theories (worse then the depression the 30s, economic meltdown, the end of the world and so on). Where are we now...unemployment at the highest levels this millenia, financial system broke beyond recognition (citibank went from 99cents to 1.43 in one day..wooo!!!!)..housing market still collapsing..and so on YET the united states is still alive...you walk down the street and it will seem like nothing ever happened. Other then the people that are involved in the markets like us where knowing fundies (at least the basics) is a must, the people that were affected by this recession and the rich class who may opt to buy a corvette now instead of a lamborghini...no one really cares.

Eurozone is very much the same...in the infancy stages of the recession so its only natural that pessimism is at all time highs...eventually "the end of the eurozone as we know it" idea will play out as well and things will return back to normal there as well. I think
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  • #73,925
  • Mar 11, 2009 4:54am Mar 11, 2009 4:54am
Nice set of tweezers on the 15
  • #73,926
  • Mar 11, 2009 4:55am Mar 11, 2009 4:55am
Quoting Jasper
At 1.2664. S/Loss 1.2705.

For anyone considering a short at this area!
Hoping it is rejected at 1.2682, and does not get above otherwise might have to consider turning my cap around!!
Good Trading. (keep it simple).
  • #73,927
  • Mar 11, 2009 5:03am Mar 11, 2009 5:03am
Shooting in german school in Winnenden near Stuttgart. 2 kids dead. WTF?
  • #73,928
  • Mar 11, 2009 5:03am Mar 11, 2009 5:03am
alarm set im camping out with a nap..keep the fire light.
those who can, do. those who cant, talk about those who can
  • #73,929
  • Mar 11, 2009 5:08am Mar 11, 2009 5:08am
looking for 1.2875
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  • #73,930
  • Mar 11, 2009 5:10am Mar 11, 2009 5:10am
CAD, CHF and almost AUD hit unity with USD last year 2008. even JPY was considered hitting unity with USD when it crossed 100.00

Maybe this year, USD will get unity with EUR GBP.

ie:EURUSD hitting 1.0000, GBPUSD hitting 1.0000 and maybe EURGBP hitting 1.0000 also

who knows?
  • #73,931
  • Mar 11, 2009 5:14am Mar 11, 2009 5:14am
guys need to bay
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  • #73,932
  • Mar 11, 2009 5:15am Mar 11, 2009 5:15am
well i just closed the rest of my position 20pips prematurely. thats enough profit for now...while i still remain bullish , i am not greedy either. good pippin all...be back possibly during us session
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  • #73,933
  • Mar 11, 2009 5:16am Mar 11, 2009 5:16am
Quoting psiholog
you walk down the street and it will seem like nothing ever happened. Other then the people that are involved in the markets like us where knowing fundies (at least the basics) is a must, the people that were affected by this recession and the rich class who may opt to buy a corvette now instead of a lamborghini...no one really cares.
That depends on what street you walk down. Try downtown Detroit, for example. There you'll see the impact of sharp economic decline and the harsh realities of the recession. Or speak to the many, many families across the US who now live in fear of unemployment and repossession.

Your benign view of the recession and its devastating effects for many families across the US (and now also in the UK and countless other countries) is insulting to those individuals who are suffering the most, quite often through no fault of their own. Your words depict someone who is from a very sheltered existence, with a very naive perspective of the wider world and how other people struggle to make ends meet. In my opinion, you need to learn far more about the environment around you before making such blanket statements.

Do you only view a recession as being serious when you see homeless families roaming through the streets queueing for food and searching for shelter?
  • #73,934
  • Mar 11, 2009 5:18am Mar 11, 2009 5:18am
I out from hedging... and at 2713 for now short
The best thing that can happen to you is to find out where you're wrong.
  • #73,935
  • Mar 11, 2009 5:24am Mar 11, 2009 5:24am
Quoting gammase1
That depends on what street you walk down. Try downtown Detroit, for example. Then you'll see the impact of economic decline and the harsh realities of the recession. Or speak to the many, many families across the US who now live in fear of unemployment and repossession.

Your benign view of the recession and its devastating effects for many families across the US (and now also in the UK and countless other countries) is insulting to those individuals who are suffering the most, quite often through no fault of their own. Your words depict someone...
ah i knew an insult was coming from a guy who was supposed to be on my ignore list nonetheless. are you familiar with chapter 13? if not get informed...my family is a victim of it so dont tell me that i dont know shit. i fully feel the impacts of this recession and stand by my previous comment. do me a favor and stop replying to my posts as you only insult my intelligence. in any case...ignore list for you
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  • #73,936
  • Edited 5:37am Mar 11, 2009 5:31am | Edited 5:37am
Quoting psiholog
ah i knew an insult was coming from a guy who was supposed to be on my ignore list nonetheless. are you familiar with chapter 13? if not get informed...my family is a victim of it so dont tell me that i dont know shit. i fully feel the impacts of this recession and stand by my previous comment. do me a favor and stop replying to my posts as you only insult my intelligence. in any case...ignore list for you
For the record, I am definitely not insulting you. I would've responded in the same way to anyone making such a statement that was, in my mind, very naive and thoughtless. You should toughen up, be less sensitive and not take things said on here so personally.

I am sorry for your family's experience. But this proves my point that you were wrong to claim that "no one cares" and "it's like nothing happened".

Good luck to you.
  • #73,937
  • Mar 11, 2009 5:32am Mar 11, 2009 5:32am
Quoting Driver55
I out from hedging... and at 2713 for now short
I'll keep my hedging open T/P 1.2750,even if there is a retracement I hope to hit my target sooner or later
  • #73,938
  • Mar 11, 2009 5:33am Mar 11, 2009 5:33am
1.2714 - I've gone short.
  • #73,939
  • Mar 11, 2009 5:36am Mar 11, 2009 5:36am
I am still long from 1.2660, now added trail of 15 pips
  • #73,940
  • Mar 11, 2009 5:37am Mar 11, 2009 5:37am
Quoting gammase1
Your benign view of the recession and its devastating effects for many families across the US (and now also in the UK and countless other countries) is insulting to those individuals who are suffering the most, quite often through no fault of their own. Your words depict someone who is from a very sheltered existence, with a very naive perspective of the wider world and how other people struggle to make ends meet. In my opinion, you need to learn far more about the environment around you before making such blanket statements.
I've got to agree with PSI here. I was out to dinner the other night (Monday) in Portland, OR (unemployment one of the worst in the nation) & you'd have never guessed there was a recession on. We had to wait for 20 minutes for a table, at an Olive Garden for gawd sakes! Sure , there are some areas around like the state of Michigan, but for the most part, the american populace isn't suffering like the Obama admin. & the network news would like you to think.

BTW PSI, nice anal on the chart with the W's.
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