EURUSD

Evening Guys,

where are we going to open? Does anyone know the gap from Friday?

Cheers WG

1.4408 on MB Trading (they close the feed always on 4:58 PM on Friday)

ig markets 4438

Buy or Sell side?

Interbank Foreign Exchange Rates At 15:50 EST / 2050 GMT

10 Jan 2010, 21:50 CET

Latest Previous %Chg Daily Daily %Chg Dollar Rates

2150 GMT High Low 12/31



USD/JPY Yen 92.38-40 92.68-73 -0.32 92.68 92.40 -0.76
EUR/USD Euro 1.4435-39 1.4409-13 +0.18 1.4438 1.4405 +0.83
GBP/USD Sterling 1.6067-71 1.6021-27 +0.29 1.6072 1.6025 -0.59
USD/CHF Swiss Franc 1.0213-20 1.0231-39 -0.18 1.0235 1.0215 -1.36
USD/CAD Canadian Dlr 1.0291-99 1.0300-05 -0.09 1.0313 1.0292 -2.11
AUD/USD Australian Dlr 0.9278-81 0.9243-48 +0.38 0.9288 0.9249 +3.28
NZD/USD New Zealand Dlr 0.7386-90 0.7361-72 +0.34 0.7389 0.7362 +1.79



Rates since Wellington Open





Highest was 1.4438
Lowest was 1.4405

since Wellington Open ...

All prices are mid-prices of course... ! ! !

lates 4441 sell. i am short at 4438

Good evening all

This is from cnn money:

Founds this real-time rate link while googling:

http://www.ukforex.co.uk/cgi-bin/int...spot-rates.asp

Hi everyone,

still have a long open since friday. TP at 1.4477 (being long it's conservative. at least i think so)

trades open during the weekend... not the best traders attitude for a daily trader? risky, right? well, truth is i didn't wan't to take the small loss. two mistakes in a row?

some people have been talking about a wedge. aren't those supposed to be identified on long TFs? anyway a wedge can go both ways...

have a good trading week.

hapipipin for you all!

(Based on interim calculations prior to Wellington Interbank Open Rates)


EUR-USD Analysis - Monday 11 January 2010

0.0175 Écart

1.4657 1.4519
1.4548 1.4456
1.4438 1.4389
1.4482 1.4359 UPSIDE

1.4373 1.4351 PIVOTAL ZONE

1.4307 1.4342 DNSIDE
1.4263 1.4312
1.4198 1.4246
1.4132 1.4183



Entry-point Key-point
1.4373 > 1.4483



Elliott : irregular flat correction up 1.4517 or elongated correction up 1.4560



EUR-USD Scenario - Monday 11 January 2010

1.4427* Market should be subject to more sell off towards 1.4330 - 1.4307 or 1.4246 - 1.4198. Corrective upward swings should face resistance around 1.4482 - 1.4519 or 1.4548 area. A clear break of above 1.4548 is a bullish signal ...



Warning: -0-

Warning: Engulfing pattern

Warning: Low Zone




### Rollover-close (Last Day)


1.4483 Key-point
1.4373 Entry-point
1.4264 Elliott; Key-point
1.4427 Last (Spot)
1.4560 Elliott; Projection
1.4439 Trendline-point 1
1.4431 Trendline-point 2




Good Luck ! ! !

Thanx for the link - but unfortunately they dont show us high and low until now ...

But mine are from Reuters Desk - see above ...

I c.

So far it looks like a higher opening.

only little difference - not a gap really - open price was 1.4417*

At the moment we are @ 4438

driver, tell me the truth. you know someone... LOL

good trading to you!

.4440 as of this writing

I expect this post to be deleted if it is even published?? So if you wish to record it please do so now.

To wit: I notice the markets rising, contrary to my expectations. That is quite feasable, The market in it's wisdom often does not agree with me.

However, I also notice surprisingly small weekend spreads. I keep a screen print record of the information, quotes and spreads for all my accounts, on a continual basis. I also maintain responsible margin levels to protect my accounts in case of market moving events.

Should my brokers use this current situation to margin me out by opening to huge spreads at the top of a price spike, then I will distribute these comparative screenprints everywhere on the internet, and will include company names and account information. At New Years, I saw Saxo Bank open the spread on the Euro/Dollar to 170 pips for no apparent reason. I was very glad I had no open positions with them at that time and will be very carefull of trading with them in the future.

Good luck to all

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ECN account?

please forgive the curiosity (and ignorance!)

forget it: fxstreet.com for instance, right?

Yes, have an ecn but no data feed at the moment from it.

The rates are current realtime interbank spot rates.

http://www.forexfactory.com/showpost...stcount=179243

Cheers.