EURUSD

from a st perspective..we are going down

edit: here's a lil longer one..same lines but i think i added the blues since(i'm back @ home for a minute and got a good connection now) this is hourly but these lines are still the same BIG ones. if we break the teal..the blue my hold us up it's tough for me to say so I'm playing daily S2 but if we break those blues and either that yellow(2133) OR 14 PIPS ABOVE(2347?)..it could be over. i gotta go out to phucking dinner...US traders in asia may be back to work today that had Memorial day off?? either way, more volume is coming starting this session



later

edit: i have another short or two waiting at the pp

nowhere....

Hi folks!

What's shaking?

entry: Nowhere sl: nowhere which ?

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kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk and your lovely EURO in 1.50 my dear???


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IF EU breaks 1.226, why? Because all bull's stop losses will be hit

not much man, gotta run but just wanted to say great vids this week. i emailed a couple of those out cause they were so good.

take care Jay.

donnie

no way its going to 13000 next year in may according to sky sorry in 5m

As long as market may hold above Sunday LOW at 1.2257 limit - there will be still chances for a rebound activity towards 1.2310 - 1.232xx again. But that does not change the "sell all the rallies" modus at first...



palim pa

what does it mean for you?
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0005 GMT [Dow Jones] EUR/USD down as non-Japan hedge funds interested in selling pair around 1.2300 (last 1.2282 vs 1.2250 support, 1.2300 resistance) as European sovereign debt worries remain and any negative news can easily push pair down by 100 pips or more, says senior dealer at major trading firm in Japan. Adds flow now extremely thin, so even a $10 million dollar-buying order enough to push EUR down by 10 pips vs USD. To avoid choppy markets, investors likely to decrease amount of each EUR-selling order. Adds Japan exporters "not interested" in doing active trade in global day.
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Good! Glad to help spread the good word. I feel like an evangelist now

I think the pink line support the price now. Just close sell and waiting if it break. Maybe the price reject and move back to pivot line.

do evangelist wear capes?

Yess... Bulls are sleeping, but their SLs remain in 1.2259, c'mon EURUSD, give me their money

Damn... There were not enough SLs in 1.2259, maybe they are in 1.2255? Keep hunting in Forex jungle

Thank you, agree

Stay with the Shorts

Keep Selling on Rally for as least 600 pips more

This one does. Why not, I'm be the first Financial Pornographer Evangelist. Porn is a taboo and so is financial truth. Got to spread the good word.

Now may you pay your credit card bills and go in peace!

i might be wrong

i like the idea and the chart

News message h3 { font-size:14px; } p { font-size:12px; } [EURO] and risk appetite in general is back to probing the downside after ECB revealed in its Financial Stability report on Monday that Eurozone banks faced a "hazardous contagion" of an extra Eur 195bln in potential writedowns to end 2011. ECB's Papademos cited it as a 'second wave" of losses from the financial crisis; and seen on top of some Eur 238bln in bad debts written off by end 2009. The rpt was decidely gloomy; with the ECB warning soaring govt deficits risked crowding out private sector financing, driving up general borrowing costs and hitting econ growth prospects. Public finances posed the biggest threat to stability while there were also significant risks of abrupt global capital moves. In the meantime, ECB disclosed it had raised its purchase of Govt bonds; settling Eur 35bln in bond purchases by May 28th, up from Eur 26.5bln a wk earlier & with most purchases from hard hit southern European countries. 00:23 GMT - [AUD/USD] fell from an earlier intraday high around 0.8475/80 level to an intraday low around 0.8420/25 on selling from a local and model account from around the 0.8455 level. A weak opening in the Nikkei and Kospi which saw selling in the Aud/Jpy by Japanese market players also contributed to the pair's weakness. Although the pair is likely to remain on the backfoot ahead of the RBA decision at 4.30 GMT, support at the 0.8380 level is likely to hold until after the anouncement unless Asian stocks tumbled.





News message h3 { font-size:14px; } p { font-size:12px; } SEOUL -(Dow Jones)- Central banks have done well so far in battling recent financial crises but they must take steps to prevent excessive risk-taking from causing future emergencies, European Central Bank policy maker Christian Noyer said Tuesday.
Responses by central banks "have been broadly successful," Noyer said in a speech at a Bank of Korea conference in Seoul. "In the period to come, however, steering the economy may prove more challenging and new risks can weigh negatively on the recovery underway."
Noyer, who is also the Banque de France governor, said that while aggressive actions by policy makers have cushioned the impact of the global financial and European debt crises, central banks "should both prepare to manage future financial crises and design their policies in order to minimize the risks of future financial crises."
At the least, Noyer said, central banks should avoid policies that "stimulate potential excessive risk-taking, which although benign in good times, increase the scale of insolvency in the event of an asset-price reversal. This is the best way to limit the risks to price stability over the longer run."