EURUSD

Im short at 3590 with TP at 3500.

Small orders will move the market today (lack of regular volume) because of the US holiday. Which may mean a wrong initial move. Waiting for a real trend may cost a pips, but it may save getting stopped out if your wrong.

Worth a try long around here

nowadays this message "Trade context is busy" often appears..hmmmm

The euro fell against the dollar in Asia Monday on speculation that European officials are unlikely to reveal details of their plan to help debt-ridden Greece at a meeting this week.

Trading was relatively quiet due to the Lunar New Year holiday in Asia and Presidents' Day in the U.S, dealers said, causing investors to focus on events in Europe. An expected unfavorable outcome for the euro from a two-day meeting of European finance ministers, which finishes Tuesday, led investors to sell the unit for the dollar, they said.
The euro's fall is likely to continue, they added, because investors think some European member countries do not favor an immediate bail-out for Greece due to the problem of moral hazard. "The European Union will ask Greece to do as much as it can to save itself before the E.U. lends a hand," said Hideki Hayashi, a global analyst at Mizuho Securities.

Even gold looks good this time.

careful..

I think be long soon, buy at 1.3550-60, sl 1.3525
http://s003.radikal.ru/i203/1002/22/f86c89dc26e4.gif

pending order not working..open position can't be closed.."Off quotes..what's next..?

"Out of equity?"

that's really funny..lol
dun wanna expect that..coz i'm in profit..

Call them up and yell at them... That's a crock. If you're locked in call and do a phone in to close out.

But still promising gold , expecting 1100 again.range 1104-1081.any come first though.
fontu

close mt4 & restart should work .
fontu

BANG BANG BANG!!!

Great trade, but look out for the turn around @ last wk lows. A bounce off last wk lows will take us back to 3650 and we'll have to see what takes place from there.

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

thanks for the idea..but i dun think they'll entertain..they'll give lots of excuses and it's gonna be a waste of time..and money..
i have to wait few minutes for my order to be executed or end up with this "Off quotes" message..grrrr

This can't be a real broker... Some MM I guess. Try what fontu says but if not reference their information to see what to do in this instance... Usually you call in for a "Phone quote" and then check your charts... If the price they quote is ok then close out and take your profit.

i've done that too..but still the same thing happened..thinking of uninstall and reinstall the mt4..

[EU VS THE SPECULATORS] France Fin Min Lagarde has fired a warning shot at speculators taking bets on Greece defaulting on its debts, suggesting policymakers could clamp down on the use of derivatives linked to sovereign risk. Per a weekend FT rpt, Lagarde said EU policymakers wld certainly take a deep look at CDSs on sovereign risk, and clearly needed to propose changes. She added speculators had "better be careful because there is clearly a statement of solidarity. We are closing ranks... we are all in this together, and not going to let any of us down". Lagarde's intent follow those of economist Stiglitz, who also pressed authorities to intervene in mkts to "teach the speculators a lesson". Meanwhile, Spains national intelligence agency, the CNI, is investigating on whether the Spanish economy has fallen victim to a concerted attack by market speculators and foreign media, namely in the UK and US, per El Pais rpt. 05:32 GMT - Vanessa Rossi, senior research fellow of [CHATHAM HOUSE], the Royal Institute of International Affairs, says in an interview with the Nikkei Shimbun today she is disappointed with the EU's statement that did not clarify financial aid to [GREECE], and EZ finmins will continue to discuss the issue at the meeting today. She points out a bailout plan will be needed about 2 weeks ahead of redemptions scheduled in Apr-May, which will be the base of discussion for fiscal restructuring. She does not expect aid from Germany (too much opposition, this seen in the Das Bild survey) and France (if Germany does), and thinks Greece would ask for aid from private financial institutions, then eventually from the IMF that would supervise Greece and offer around Eur20 billion. She says Portugal's fiscal deficits are not so significant like Greece's, and Ireland and Spain are much affected by the financial crisis.

BANG BANG BANG!!!

Don't do it!

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