EURUSD

Hey what's this green shit in my snickerdoodle? mmmmm...woke up in time to grab a short from .4332.....thanks, toshi.

Well....wish I could take credit. It's your trade man. Hope you make it work.
(atleast for a return back to the daily pivot- I'd take off half there and ride the rest
to -100 on the day (4230-ish) or back to break-even, whichever comes first)

This is the area I expected it to return to and sell into.
Not a specific price, because how in the hell could I know ?
Just the area in here. Might have a little more.
Same thing as it was back at 4270. We saw 81 and they ran for the hills.

Anyway, trade what you see......

P.S. what's this green snickerdoodle doing in my shit ?

mm
I still see long
creeping up
target 4367

futures are greeen

what figures?

Yeah frag it, I'm back with the shorties at 4330. Let it run to 4430, 4450, whatever, it will correct and we'll get our money back with some profit one way or another. Its overextended as it is, so hopefully this will not happen and someone somewhere will excercise some common sense. Common sense anyone? Going once...

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do take a kind look if it pleases you..

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http://www.forexfactory.com/news.php?do=news&id=192954

As long as the lot size is managable...you're probably right.
Without that, well, common sense going twice........

i agree

s & p 500

S&P 5001,029.204.001,024.50 current/ change / open

Lot size is manageable. I'm gonna use add-on as you go north tactic for this one. Which seems to work as your approaching a likely roof. Bring the average up to 4390 if it hits 4445, move into correction, and I'm the proud owner of a new G-5 airplane...Cha

1.4280 is a beetch for those going short. I have a SL @ 1.4352 but am thinking once, twice, thrice .... 1.4250 .... 1.4206 but first let's see 1.4280 if not then the bulls are winning.

hmmmmm equities are really looking green man...

seems like soaring time ~ ~

By Reuters (Reuters) - Stock index futures indicated a stronger start on Wall Street on Monday, extending the previous session's gains after stronger US housing data and optimistic comments from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke lifted sentiment. A

which means what?

Mon, Aug 24 2009, 12:36 GMT
by James Hyerczyk



Now that U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke has declared the global economy is beginning to emerge from its worst crisis in generations, the emphasis will be on whether central banks continue to work together to prevent a crisis like this from happening again or if each will take it own path to assure the path to recovery is smooth.

The initial reaction by traders to Bernanke’s comments on Friday was to sell the Dollar because of increased demand for higher yielding assets. After giving it a little thought over the weekend, it appears that investors may be interpreting what Bernanke said a little differently and are buying the Dollar in the hope that the U.S. leads the world out of the recession.
Equity markets are up overnight. The strength in Europe and Asia is helping to boost U.S. prices. Bernanke’s positive comments were the driving force behind last Friday’s gains. Traders seem to be focusing on the positive at this time and ignoring the negative. Bank failures are an issue that should begin to make the news. Some analysts are predicting more failures and avoidance of regional bank stocks. Unless there is a dramatic technical reversal on the charts, traders should continue to buy the dips.

Treasury futures are trading higher this morning. Traders have been bucking the norm and supporting the September Bonds and September Notes. Higher equity markets usually mean lower prices for Treasuries because of competition for yields. This is not the case overnight. Furthermore, the increase in supply this week because of the $109 billion auction should also be exerting some kind of downside pressure.

Crude oil is still trading strong but traders don’t seem too willing to chase this market higher at current levels. A strong surge in the equities markets may bring some buyers into this market as appetite for risk increases, but it appears that there is more room to the downside. Watch for weakness in crude oil if equities begin a profit-taking break.

bounce off fridays 80% and a friday-today morning trendline, if we go down we go down now

i am long tho, managed to get in at the very bottom of todays candle

means perhaps u can take a look at my article and the blog..


may help u get started in this forex world !

good luck

lucky u !!!

btw
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