EURUSD

That's the best idea....the guy is a waste of space, but he's happy inside my rubbish bin

just told on bloomberg: "market is waiting for a signal respecting greece, market is nervous."

i could kick myself in the butt that i didn't take the long this morning, because news will be good and relaxing to mr. market. while good is relative...

Had two TL's intersecting at 3590, and for now it looks like it is going to take the high road.....will have to watch for gator's 3622 this time.

*L* it dont matter if they raise or not. 2 alone cant raise it. the point is they want to raise it. the perception.. 2 have spoken many more to speak. it dont matter what bb says. they all have a vote.

If the US equity & e/u correlation holds true possible move south is upcoming according to my analysis, pretty basic but I like to keep it simple. See DJ charts below, should be self explanatory. I could be way wrong and so goes my internet credibility yet again.

yeah...he is on my iggy list now...all by himself lol.

so u guys down under ready for an asswhipping in the rugby world cup next year??? :-) the blue bulls are showing u a tough time this season hey?

Never mind kicking yourself in the butt for a missed trade......you kept your capital safe, and that's all good.

For the time being, I'm all out and waiting. If I miss any big moves, that's ok. It's a bit too uncertain for me to get into this at the moment....too much double speak and manipulation going on.

all the people here speak speak

and nothing happen

please speak a bout E/U or silent!!!!!

An asswhipping???......In your dreams my friend, in your dreams!!!!

Exactly.

Management Of Perspective Economics

yeah I agree. a little bs is cool but no ranting and raving.

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The Swiss National Bank's efforts to keep the Swiss franc from rising too far against the euro, the currency of its major trading partner, just got a bit tougher.
Data on Tuesday show the Swiss economy grew at a faster-than-expected pace at the end of 2009, increasing the likelihood the Swiss central bank could begin to tighten policy before the European Central Bank--and bringing with it further Swiss franc strength.
The Swiss economy is "already beginning to pull away from the anemic growth in the euro zone and the U.K.," said Omer Esiner, senior market analyst at Travelex Global Business Partners in Washington.
Gross domestic product in the fourth quarter expanded by 0.7% after growing 0.5% in the third quarter, boosted by solid household spending, government support measures and global demand for Swiss goods. Year-on-year, GDP grew 0.6% against an expected contraction of 0.3% on the year.
The growth spurt isn't likely to be a one-off event despite the warnings by the government's chief economist, Aymo Brunetti, that the rebound will be moderate as the global economic stimulus fades. Brunetti warned also that the Swiss franc's strength "remains a risk to the economic recovery."
Jens Nordvig, head of G-10 foreign exchange strategy at Nomura Securities in New York, said Switzerland, along the Scandinavian countries especially Sweden, represents the "good periphery" of the euro zone. Those "countries have better growth dynamics, less fiscal problems and stable triple A ratings," Nordvig said.
That's in contrast to the weaker euro zone countries, such as Greece or Portugal and even those such as Spain that still have a triple-A rating. Worries about the fiscal woes of these countries have sparked bouts of safe-haven buying and boosted the Swiss currency against the euro.
With the euro zone still Switzerland's largest trading partner--even as the country's exports to the faster-growing emerging market nations are growing--a strong Swiss franc could undermine its recovery by hurting its competitiveness. Stalling euro zone growth--as debt-laden governments cut spending and raise taxes--could further hurt demand for Swiss exports.
The Swiss government currently forecasts Swiss GDP to grow 0.7% in 2010 and 2% in 2011, but plans to review its estimates March 16. Private-sector growth forecasts see the economy expanding by up to 2% this year.
Ray Farris, head of foreign exchange strategy at Credit Suisse Group in London, said Switzerland is more geared to Germany than the weak euro zone countries. That could lessen the impact of any slowdown in the weaker nations. Farris expects the Swiss economy to expand "above trend," which will support its currency. Farris forecasts the euro to drop to CHF1.44 by the middle of this year.
Tuesday afternoon, the euro was at CHF1.4637 after jumping to CHF1.4657 from CHF1.4623 in late-morning New York trading. The dollar made similar gains, leaping to CHF1.0831 from CHF1.0809. The rapid moves prompted talk that the SNB had intervened--although the central bank, in line with policy, declined to comment.
Farris said that in contrast to last year, when the SNB intervened with the clear intention of stopping the franc from breaking the CHF1.50 mark against the euro, its strategy has shifted. "It's intervening more frequently, in smaller sizes, to control the way the currency is appreciating rather than stop it from appreciating" or reversing the gains, he said.

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he he thank you very much for the help

Dollar index look tired:

anybody scalping this baby at the moment?? seems like a dream to scalp. i just love my pips too much to risk it, but theoretically its ripe for the picking...every traders dream....M1..just short anywhere close to 1.3615....

anyone?

surely it needs a better correction than a measly 30pips...yuck..so shorts should do well. who has the balls?

As we all see bulls are quite dizzy in these hours, and not letting pair go down. It is very interesting that @ London, Frankfurt sessions were bearing price, now at NY session reversed. And I started to notice that couple days ago. Can you confirm that is true?

I'm waiting for great bearish power, set a couple of shorts @ 1.3490. What is your opinion? Will it rise or fall?

expectation for asian session: movement downwards at least to 1.3559 in order to get into a better short-term long position for the next days.