EURUSD

no chicky, no driver....what gives?

Oh well. I read one and it wasn't clear what happened. I guess I'll just diversify when I can later.

EDIT: Haha, weird, I just took a 20 pip profit on the first half of my small position. I wasn't completely convinced it would work out so that's why I only risked a small amount of money on it.

Well Chicky asked us to all pray for his health a few months back. Driver, I don't know...he was here on May 4th it says last post. I'm sure he's just taking a break but just makin sure he ain't on some secret thread I'm missing or something lol

Haven't heard from Chicky, I hope everything ok. I miss the subtle sarcasm and nice analysis......

They have minimum deposit on Paypal and click and buy

 

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Looks OK but not as flexible as FXPro I would stay with FXPro but am just apprehensive of having large amounts in there

this is why youve gotta trade with reputable firms that wont screw you if you make money....all these bucketshops will NOT give you ur profits if its gonna hurt them....fx open is one of them

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if you have the cash just go to a swiss broker, its just about the only place in the world where ur funds are secure and you will get ur money no matter how much you make....

But I think there were lots of individuals in there as well. Its interesting most of this stuff popped up a while ago, but of late I have not heard or read anything untoward with them

bucketshop....

http://www.stickam.com/laurapaige

This girl won't stop talking. It's so funny.

tl broke. i was short at 2430.. but closed it looks like too early. but i dont rule out going higher to .24833 .24971.... current level hit on this chart has been changed from original. it was off a pip so i lowered it. level above these posted levels from chart may be a good sl... hopefully numbers are precise.
.24833 is what math said
.24971 is 3/4 of a chart level.... quarters for some reason are big today.. today's high was a quarter #
good luck...

Japanese open...will we go down?

http://www.forexfactory.com/showpost...stcount=244846

Im thinkin the same....my first short got hit at 2428 it was only .10 lots, i just took profit now. The rest of my orders (total of .50 lots) range from 2452-79. Stops for all lots @ 2540.

I did.. don't know how long it took because i took my daughter to the playground.. but .. it finally came up.. the chart that is..

Tf 4H is forming a dak cloud!!

BY REUTERS In Asian trade, the euro was steady $1.2390, having risen to as high as $1.2429 in early deals. It gained more than 1.7 percent on Wednesday, notching its best one-day gain in more than a year.

The euro had rebounded from a four-year low of $1.2143 on speculation European monetary officials might move to check its rapid fall. A European Central Bank spokesman, however, declined to comment on market rumours of fresh central bank action.

The last time a major coordinated effort was made to intervene was in September 2000 when the Federal Reserve, Bank of England, Bank of Japan, and Bank of Canada joined forces with the ECB to support a beleaguered euro. At that time, the euro hit a trough below US$0.85.

The euro was also supported by speculation that the Swiss National Bank (NCXS.PK - news) had intervened to curb the franc's strength against the single currency in recent sessions.

Still, traders remained sceptical of the euro's latest bounce, with many expecting near-term resistance at around $1.2445, its May 18 high. Investors were also worried about increased uncertainty over market regulation in the euro zone.

A day after Germany banned restricted selling in euro zone bonds, CDS and bank shares, cracks appeared in the euro zone with many European governments caught wrong footed by Berlin's unilateral action. It suggested Europe was unable to form a united front in addressing its debt crisis.

The single currency has lost more than 13 percent against the dollar so far this year, hammered by the Greek debt crisis.

"The euro's bounce seems like a sucker's rally," Matthew Strauss, senior currency analyst at RBC Capital wrote in a note. "Technically, a bounce in the euro was long overdue with daily valuations extremely oversold, net short euro positioning also at extremes and euro 25 delta risk reversals at record levels."

Euro/dollar one-month risk reversals , a measure of currency sentiment, showed an extreme bias for puts.

The euro's bounce and dovish minutes from the U.S. Federal Reserve's latest monetary policy meeting saw the dollar index <=USD> fall to 86.29, retreating from a 14-month high of 87.46.

The Fed's minutes indicated no hints of imminent tightening, despite upward revision to growth forecasts. [ID:nN19247257].

Dollar/yen pared some its losses against the yen, inching higher to 91.68 yen from 91.52 yen late in New York, although traders said the yen was likely to be supported on anxiety about more regulatory curbs following Germany's move.

Traders fear regulators could target leveraged carry trades next. The yen usually gains during heightened uncertainty and risk aversion.

As a result, outlook for high-yielding currencies was looking pretty grim. Aussie climbed to $0.8472, having fallen to a fresh-month low of $0.8355 on Wednesday, but has lost more than 4 percent this week. Against the yen, the Aussie has shed more than 4 yen this week. (Editing by Ed Davies)

Please Angela stay out for a bit.

One guy needs a camera (from Germany) and i want a jet ski for the summer.

Please

lol... I've been scalping all the way down, so far so good, but haven't recovered what was lost in the morning yet.

my post slaps everything i know about tl and divergence in the face. and i dont doubt 100% wrong. then on the other hand math does stuff i cant explain. so i run it twice and 3 times.. with the same conclusion.. i got conflicting info..

i'm glad you posted this, just cause we had double top on hourly plus bounce off of TL...we also had the middle tl on that 4hr channel that we now rejected and I see what you meant about the divergence...

Just scalp for now and wait to take another good size short

Me 2 mate.

Hopefully i got a hedge at some point.

No i have to close the long position and i'm bit scary to be honest.

Any suggestions?

The next support i can see is at 234