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  • #195,441
  • Feb 14, 2010 8:07pm Feb 14, 2010 8:07pm
yeah I put 2 and 2 togther after I read ur other post down below. so how is united streets of ASR dude ?? I ama gonna visit this year in Octber

Quoting forexlion
1 pip on a 4 digit broker = 10 pips on a 5 digit broker
Its all in the mind.
  • #195,442
  • Feb 14, 2010 8:10pm Feb 14, 2010 8:10pm
if we were to put the broker's MM in a range of speed, which ECN brokers we have the references to listing early?

this reasoning is plausible, or is it just a bad trip?
Let us be green
  • #195,443
  • Feb 14, 2010 8:16pm Feb 14, 2010 8:16pm
I hope they're not hugging that upper line. 5m-chart
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  • #195,444
  • Feb 14, 2010 8:17pm Feb 14, 2010 8:17pm
Quoting 5abi
yeah I put 2 and 2 togther after I read ur other post down below. so how is united streets of ASR dude ?? I ama gonna visit this year in Octber
2+2... that's me!!
  • #195,445
  • Feb 14, 2010 8:25pm Feb 14, 2010 8:25pm
Quoting 2+2=4ex
2+2... that's me!!
..but u are 2+2 = 4ex

what i put forth was 2+2 = lion's ruse

lol

no, no reference to you 2+2=4ex
Its all in the mind.
  • #195,446
  • Feb 14, 2010 8:28pm Feb 14, 2010 8:28pm
Quoting paulw6182
can remember properly and i cant find it now but i definatly read it yesterday ther looking eu 1.2800
i found it now on dailyfx interesting guys in that eu forum i hope he dont mind me quote him here is; 02-12-2010, 07:41 AM
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Just heard on Bloomberg that Morgan Stanley are expecting EUR/USD to drop as low as 1.28
  • #195,447
  • Feb 14, 2010 8:29pm Feb 14, 2010 8:29pm
Bullish Pennant.
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  • #195,448
  • Feb 14, 2010 8:33pm Feb 14, 2010 8:33pm
Quoting Petar_Serbia
lol

Guys everyone took short just see my chart

http://www.forexfactory.com/showpost...stcount=195380


i think that will be enough


Cheers and happy piping
BANG BANG BANG!!!

Party people, check this out, prepare for a run to the down side. Look for a repeat of last wks lows with a chance of a LL to 3480. Now lets talk about the bounce, take a good look at the charts... we are going down (3000); however, first, I see things going back around 3850 [from there seek a target of 3300].

If I'm wrong don't blame me for your loss but if I'm RIGHT give thanks.
Make money or go broke... its the Forex way.
  • #195,449
  • Feb 14, 2010 8:35pm Feb 14, 2010 8:35pm
Yesterday, 05:04 PM
http://forexforums.dailyfx.com/avata...ine=1262419314
2 Things here.
1: Old Bill (not to be confused with New Bill, or even just Bill) said: "....I hope it doesn't gap up to high tomorrow night..."

Not to be rude but, I got the other end of the stick right now so I hope it does! Nothing personal, you understand, just "bidness".

2:CodyB commented on mortgages. Check out the attached ARM reset graph below.

3:Yeah, I know I said 2. I thought the US was bad....not even close to top dog. Check this list of top indebtedness: (Sorry for the length)

20. United States
External debt (as % of GDP): 94.3%
External debt per capita: $43,793
Gross external debt: $13.454 trillion (2009 Q2)
2008 GDP (est): $14.26 trillion


19. Hungary
External debt (as % of GDP): 105.7%
External debt per capita: $20,990
Gross external debt: $207.92 billion (2009 Q1)
2008 GDP (est): $196.6 billion


18. Australia
External debt (as % of GDP): 111.3%
External debt per capita: $41,916
Gross external debt: $891.26 billion (2009 Q2)
2008 GDP (est): $800.2 billion


17. Italy
External debt (as % of GDP): 126.7%
External debt per capita: $39,741
Gross external debt: $2.310 trillion (2009 Q1)
2008 GDP (est): $ 1.823 trillion


16. Greece
External debt (as % of GDP): 161.1%
External debt per capita: $51,483
Gross external debt: $552.8 billion (2009 Q2)
2008 GDP (est): $343 billion


15. Spain
External debt (as % of GDP): 171.7%
External debt per capita: $59,457
Gross external debt: $2.409 trillion (2009 Q2)
2008 GDP (est): $1.403 trillion


14. Germany
External debt (as % of GDP): 178.5%
External debt per capita: $63,263
Gross external debt: $5.208 trillion (2009 Q2)
2008 GDP (est): $2.918 trillion


13. Finland - 188.5%
External debt (as % of GDP): 188.5%
External debt per capita: $69,491
Gross external debt: $364.85 billion (2009 Q2)
2008 GDP (est): $193.5 billion


12. Sweden - 194.3%
External debt (as % of GDP): 194.3%
External debt per capita: $73,854
Gross external debt: $669.1 billion (2009 Q2)
2008 GDP (est): $344.3 billion


11. Norway - 199%
External debt (as % of GDP): 199%
External debt per capita: $117,604
Gross external debt: $548.1 billion (2009 Q2)
2008 GDP (est): $275.4 billion


10. Hong Kong - 205.8%
External debt (as % of GDP): 205.8%
External debt per capita: $89,457
Gross external debt: $631.13 billion (2009 Q2)
2008 GDP (est): $306.6 billion


9. Portugal - 214.4%
External debt (as % of GDP): 214.4%
External debt per capita: $47,348
Gross external debt: $507 billion (2009 Q2)
2008 GDP (est): $236.5 billion


8. France - 236%
External debt (as % of GDP): 236%
External debt per capita: $78,387
Gross external debt: $5.021 trillion (2009 Q2)
2008 GDP (est): $2.128 trillion


7. Austria - 252.6%
External debt (as % of GDP): 252.6%
External debt per capita: $101,387
Gross external debt: $832.42 billion (2009 Q2)
2008 GDP (est): $329.5 billion


6. Denmark
External debt (as % of GDP): 298.3%
External debt per capita: $110,422
Gross external debt: $607.38 billion (2009 Q2)
2008 GDP (est): $203.6 billion


5. Belgium - 320.2%
External debt (as % of GDP): 320.2%
External debt per capita: $119,681
Gross external debt: $1.246 trillion (2009 Q1)
2008 GDP (est): $389 billion


4. Netherlands - 365%
External debt (as % of GDP): 365%
External debt per capita: $146,703
Gross external debt: $2.452 trillion (2009 Q2)
2008 GDP (est): $672 billion


3. United Kingdom - 408.3%
External debt (as % of GDP): 408.3%
External debt per capita: $148,702
Gross external debt: $9.087 trillion (2009 Q2)
2008 GDP (est): $2.226 trillion


2. Switzerland - 422.7%
External debt (as % of GDP): 422.7%
External debt per capita: $176,045
Gross external debt: $1.338 trillion (2009 Q2)
2008 GDP (est): $316.7 billion


1. Ireland - 1,267%
External debt (as % of GDP): 1,267%
External debt per capita: $567,805
Gross external debt: $2.386 trillion (2009 Q2)
2008 GDP (est): $188.4 billion
  • #195,450
  • Feb 14, 2010 8:47pm Feb 14, 2010 8:47pm
Switzerland - 422.7%

I remember Ron Paul saying how much he admires Switzerland strange he would say that then with that toxic debt He could be a wolf in sheep cloths cos hes not runing for election just though id say that.
  • #195,451
  • Feb 14, 2010 8:51pm Feb 14, 2010 8:51pm
Quoting TheLastCoke
Bullish Pennant.
BANG BANG BANG!!!

You are dead on it! I hope you catch and ride the wave. I just want to point out one thing... The 4hr chart has support around 3560; your bullish p will take effect after testing the the support levels...

If I'm wrong don't blame me for your loss but if I'm Right give thanks.
Make money or go broke... its the Forex way.
  • #195,452
  • Feb 14, 2010 8:56pm Feb 14, 2010 8:56pm
Quoting Fxmastersclb
BANG BANG BANG!!!

Party people, check this out, prepare for a run to the down side. Look for a repeat of last wks lows with a chance of a LL to 3480. Now lets talk about the bounce, take a good look at the charts... we are going down (3000); however, first, I see things going back around 3850 [from there seek a target of 3300].

If I'm wrong don't blame me for your loss but if I'm RIGHT give thanks.

can u post your chart,lets see what ur talking about?
  • #195,453
  • Feb 14, 2010 8:59pm Feb 14, 2010 8:59pm
i hav to sleep now nightall
  • #195,454
  • Feb 14, 2010 9:03pm Feb 14, 2010 9:03pm
Quoting gatorinla
ps.. since this pair cant get it up i doubt any large retrace is in the cards st..2650 was just a tiny flow measurment. if you want to get it up you need more viagra..
typo 2650=3650
those who can, do. those who cant, talk about those who can
  • #195,455
  • Feb 14, 2010 9:03pm Feb 14, 2010 9:03pm
Quoting PriceVolume
MuddBuddha just dropped a pearl. Hope the noobs pick up on it. The trick comes in recognizing the difference between pullback, trend continuation, and reversal.
This is the biggest puzzle I have since I started trading. Any advice on how to differentiate the differences or it can only be done purely by experience?

Any recommendation to any readings?

Thank you.
Noob.
  • #195,456
  • Feb 14, 2010 9:05pm Feb 14, 2010 9:05pm
chinese new year slows asia session... us holiday slows us session... only look for action during europe/london session.. hope it'll alive.. better do something else while frankfurt/london engaged in 3 hrs time..
Be a sniper not a jumper
  • #195,457
  • Feb 14, 2010 9:05pm Feb 14, 2010 9:05pm
Quoting TheLastCoke
Bullish Pennant.

With you buddy , at least for the 50.0 Fib of previous high
Fools Rushing
  • #195,458
  • Feb 14, 2010 9:06pm Feb 14, 2010 9:06pm
EUR is close to a turnaround.

A low risk buy opportunity is available anywhere in between 3595-3610 region. If this region is broken and we see anythng lower than 3580 then we have more down that will go lower than 3500.

The last turnaround was expected at 3581, but a lower low was made and a impulsive up movment was observed. This along with the long hesitation that is observed after 3640 has been reached implies that the market is thinking of switching directions temporarily.

Trendlines have been showing that the desire for the EUR to dip lower has been weakening.

Bottome Line:

Be careful if you are choosing to short the EUR
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  • #195,459
  • Feb 14, 2010 9:24pm Feb 14, 2010 9:24pm
Quoting sierra
still feel like its going down.. based on counting its going down..but again counting is subjective.. to rule out the possibility to go upwards is absurd but i'm taking the risk to see the down move, at least i've follow the trend.. if such upwards it's not reversal but retracement IMO.. hence i'm looking 3480 once 3530 broken.. to see the reversal is too early as based on wave the price might reach 3400 before big retracement can happen at fib 50%... if broken then 3080 might happen @ fib 61.8%

now i'm on short biased... i got mixed opinion here...
BANG BANG BANG!!!

I like your observation. I hope this helps, I was shown that a bullish P was on deck; if this takes effect I expect a run to the support and bounce. You know what comes after the bounce... I look forward to getting on the sliding board.

If I'm wrong don't blame me but if I'm RIGHT give thanks.
Make money or go broke... its the Forex way.
  • #195,460
  • Feb 14, 2010 9:24pm Feb 14, 2010 9:24pm
its a buy at market, minimum hunfred pips, trust me, cadchf cautious sell trade, wall street(dow jones) buy trade for 100pips
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