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  • #255,901
  • Jun 9, 2010 5:01pm Jun 9, 2010 5:01pm
Quoting DMA Trader
Goldman Sachs cut target for EUR/USD to 1.15 from 1.25
3 months period.
This is deeply disturbing to me to be quite frank. My Projection from 1-2 Months back stated 1.18 as a primary target and 1.12-1.15 as a secondary target.

I dont like these announcements because it usually means that something is in play. Ill stay with the trend now and will keep very tight stops in case of IB or CB intervention.
  • #255,902
  • Edited 6:00pm Jun 9, 2010 5:40pm | Edited 6:00pm
Quoting WhipSawFX
lifted from ...
Dude... it's hopeless.

These slimeball Kut-n-Pasters that constantly jack that stuff in here as if it's their own with no credits or links to the people that actually produced the Work are the lowest sort of Forum parasites I know of. There was a classic example of that a'rd here last year that did that without shame that we had to all put up with for months before Twee was actually able to boot him for other offenses... alihalfazz or somesuch.

I know I personally notified and encouraged a few of the rightful authors and owners of the work to request his thefts here be removed on several occasions which Twee was HAPPY to do but unfortunately it requires an actual request to FF Admin from the people involved and that's less likely to get happen than you'd think...

The only truly effective measure I've ever seen here with persistent disruptors is IF and WHEN the Room decides it's not going to put up with it and brings peer pressure to bear on the offender(s)... Doesn't happen often but I have seen it on a few occasions. Don't hold your breath...

I suppose there's some that initially do it out of Ignorance or without thinking it's Wrong but if they persist after being cautioned like the guy you tagged, then no excuses and they're Fair Game as far as I'm concerned.

These guys are like cockroaches tho.. eliminate one of them and more pop up to replace him.


It comes back a'rd on them eventually tho...

Quoting Naseri13
M daily view

Despite yesterday's brief bounce to 1.2010, subsequent retreat suggests further choppy consolidation inside near term established range of 1.1876-1.2010 broad range would continue with neutral.

Below 1.1901 would confirm downtrend has once again resumed and yield subsequent re-test of the 4-year low of 1.1876 and then one more fall to 1.1830/35. On the upside, breach of 1.2010 would bring stronger correction to 1.2070/75, however, [b]1.2110 (previous support, now resistance) is expected...
This one clearly states "m daily view" which sure looks like a a Typo for "My daily view". In any event it's a word for word jacking of copyrighted analysis found here at http://www.acetraderfx.com/eng/ and dated today june 9.

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  • #255,903
  • Jun 9, 2010 5:53pm Jun 9, 2010 5:53pm
Quoting SkyzerFX
Ok, buddy.

I don't think LOW dollar is Bad for America in the First place..

In Russia, people don't trust .Gov for as long as I can remember.

Cause most politicians are busy to fill their own pockets and serving their

own selfish interests instead of serving the Country.

And it doesn't change the fact, that most of them (simple people)

love their Country..

Anyways I agree let's go back to biz. I have nothing against anybody,

even Gator is OK . Those, who I don't like for some personal reasons

already smoking in my Recycle bin ...
Hey Skyzer! I like you and I also Like Russia..and also like girls from Russia.... err... let's stop here now...
  • #255,904
  • Jun 9, 2010 5:56pm Jun 9, 2010 5:56pm
Quoting T@rantula
It can be Look at my last chart If we break the red line down we can go to a new low. I aimed for 2080 as intraday and missed by a few pips. If this pace continues tommorow I will aim for 2150
LOL I got that one! Entered @1.2072! anyway I have a pending short order @ 1.2140 also. Good luck for you!
  • #255,905
  • Jun 9, 2010 6:00pm Jun 9, 2010 6:00pm
Quoting Leeson
let's stop here now...
Heh, I already stopped, if you notice, though I didn't start

"like / don't like" stuff in the first place..

I'm lock and loaded, Let's rock and roll
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  • #255,906
  • Jun 9, 2010 6:00pm Jun 9, 2010 6:00pm
Quoting mercy seat
Dinner time !

Okay - unwinded the rest (18% of whole position beeing sold) from 1.20697 here and now at 1.19796. Das war's erst mal...




baba

2010-06-09_EUR-USD : First up - then down again


Ok - we have new engagements in this pair after rollover - only when 1.1952 or 1.1913 / 07 might have been touched. Call levels overnight - vorsichtshalber einsetzen - to be on the safe side.



EUR-USD :


Market rythm after closing @ 1.1979 area :


First up - then down again.

Elliott :

Elliott points still up towards 1.2038/ 48 (corrective in nature) from last low 1.1876 (Mo., 07.06.2010)


Even once more 1.2060 could be re-visited again. After all that - be aware - one more downside move is expected then.

Key levels from there - as long as not crossed beyond 1.2088 zone (not likely atm) - are to be seen in TL 1.1932 and 1.1911 (Sup 1) and last print low 1.1876 (Mo., 07.06.2010) den Rest gibt es später vielleicht.




Good Luck !


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  • #255,907
  • Jun 9, 2010 6:14pm Jun 9, 2010 6:14pm
This could be relevant #1015
  • #255,908
  • Jun 9, 2010 6:16pm Jun 9, 2010 6:16pm
The U.S. Senate approved a measure Wednesday that would force the Obama administration to provide quarterly reports to Congress about dangers stemming from the growing proportion of foreign-held public debt.
The measure includes language saying the "growing federal debt of the United States has the potential to jeopardize the national security and economic stability" of the U.S.
It places firm focus on China, and includes inflammatory language suggesting the country as the largest holder of U.S. debt "could try to manipulate domestic and foreign policymaking of the U.S., including the U.S. relationship with Taiwan."
It goes on to say that China could seek to "destabilize the U.S. economy by rapidly divesting large portions of China's holdings of [U.S.] debt instruments."
The Congress has expressed growing concern over a range of economic issues pertaining to U.S.-China relations. In addition to debt, lawmakers have expressed concern over other issues, particularly the perceived low value of the yuan.
According to the most recent Treasury estimate, China owned $895.2 billion of U.S. Treasury debt in March.
In the latest attempt to keep the issue of the country's perilous fiscal situation in the limelight, Republicans were successful in attaching the amendment to an $85 billion tax bill currently before the Senate.
Republicans are hoping to tap into rising public concern over the level of red ink the federal government is facing.
The national budget debt passed $13 trillion last week, while the current fiscal year deficit is on track to reach $1.5 trillion under President Barack Obama's budget proposals.
Sens. John Cornyn (R., Tex.) and Jon Kyl (R., Ariz.) led the charge for the Republicans on the issue. Both lawmakers are members of the Republican leadership team.
The measure requires the Treasury to report quarterly to Congress on the risks to the U.S. economy posed by the growing foreign-owned debt.
The report would name all countries that hold U.S. foreign debt as well as an administration-analysis of the risks posed to the U.S. by those holdings.
The Government Accountability Office would also be directed to report annually on those risks.
If the administration deemed the economic risks had reached an "unacceptable level", the president would be required to lay out for Congress a plan to bring the debt under control, including a timetable.
An earlier version of the amendment had also included language giving the GAO the authority to deem the risk level as unacceptable, which would have triggered administration action. That was dropped because of concerns it would be unconstitutional for the GAO to force administration action.
The Senate also agreed to a separate measure put forward by Sen. Max Baucus (D., Mt.) that was a less onerous version of the amendment. It only requires an annual report from the Treasury Department, rather than four-times a year as the Republican-led initiative would do.
It was not immediately clear whether the Cornyn amendment or the one backed by Baucus would take precedence if the measures became law.
A Treasury spokeswoman wasn't immediately available to comment for this article.
The House must still take up the tax bill once it is approved by the Senate.
After China, Japan held $785 billion of U.S. treasuries, while the U.K. owned $279 billion of U.S. debt in March. The Treasury will release statistics for April next month.
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  • #255,909
  • Jun 9, 2010 6:17pm Jun 9, 2010 6:17pm
Quoting TheLastCoke
This could be relevant #1015
nice
  • #255,910
  • Jun 9, 2010 6:19pm Jun 9, 2010 6:19pm
Just thought I would give this a mentioned as not sure what to even make of it

BUT es ( s and p emini) formed a pin bar right above major support support. The effort to rise got hammered , the volume was massive. ES dropped 27 points off todays high

It almost looks like it may be getting ready to bust a move tomorrow / friday and it aint up ....

AJ 4 hour look like a bear flag (Heads up for Tonyo to keep an eye on as I know he is on the aud pairs)
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  • #255,911
  • Jun 9, 2010 6:21pm Jun 9, 2010 6:21pm
Quoting mercy seat
2010-06-09_EUR-USD : First up - then down again


Ok - we have new engagements in this pair after rollover - only when 1.1952 or 1.1913 / 07 might have been touched. Call levels overnight - vorsichtshalber einsetzen - to be on the safe side.



EUR-USD :


Market rythm after closing @ 1.1979 area :


First up - then down again.

Elliott :

Elliott points still up towards 1.2038/ 48 (corrective in nature) from last low 1.1876 (Mo., 07.06.2010)


Even once more 1.2060 could be re-visited again. After all that...
your posts are huge, as in way too big.......please try to conserve space and compact them.......
  • #255,912
  • Jun 9, 2010 6:23pm Jun 9, 2010 6:23pm
Quoting malcolmb14
Just thought I would give this a mentioned as not sure what to even make of it

BUT es ( s and p emini) formed a pin bar right above major support support. The effort to rise got hammered , the volume was massive. ES dropped 27 points off todays high

It almost looks like it may be getting ready to bust a move tomorrow / friday and it aint up ....

AJ 4 hour look like a bear flag (Heads up for Tonyo to keep an eye on as I know he is on the aud pairs)
I think ES is going to test 1000 level.
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  • #255,913
  • Jun 9, 2010 6:23pm Jun 9, 2010 6:23pm
Quoting TheLastCoke
This could be relevant #1015
What are you implying here? I see it in the middle of a range, no buy or sell signal.
  • #255,914
  • Jun 9, 2010 6:26pm Jun 9, 2010 6:26pm
The euro appreciated vis-à-vis the U.S. dollar today as the single currency tested offers around the US$ 1.2070 level and was supported around the $1.1925 level. The common currency was unable to retain most of its intraday gains, however, as dealers were loath to hold onto too much euro risk ahead of the European Central Bank meeting tomorrow. Some dealers believe the ECB could announce an increase in expansionary policies tomorrow, possibly including a new six-month refinancing operation and more covered-bond purchases. Global investors are now discounting about a 73% chance that Greece will default on its debt. ECB member Weber said there is “no alternative” to German fiscal tightening. In U.S. news, data released today saw MBA mortgage applications decrease 12.2% while wholesale inventories were up 0.4%. The Federal Reserve’s June Beige Book was released today and it reported economic activity improved in all twelve Fed districts in April and May for the the first time in more than two years. The Fed characterized the pace of growth as “modest.” The Federal Open Market Committee will convene in two weeks to discuss monetary policy and is not expected to alter its policy stance significantly. Fed Chairman Bernanke today testified final private demand is not as strong as required and added the Fed may need to expand its policy further on account of the European debt crisis. The Fed noted employment levels “edged up” in most areas and said consumer spending “generally increased.” Euro offers are cited around the US$ 1.2330 level.
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  • #255,915
  • Jun 9, 2010 6:28pm Jun 9, 2010 6:28pm
Quoting clambill
What are you implying here? I see it in the middle of a range, no buy or sell signal.
Here #924 Look at 2nd Pic.
  • #255,916
  • Jun 9, 2010 6:30pm Jun 9, 2010 6:30pm
I can't wait till this thing starts fluctuating around the place, wanna get my hands dirty today hehe waiting for entry signals.
  • #255,917
  • Jun 9, 2010 6:30pm Jun 9, 2010 6:30pm
Quoting DMA Trader
The national budget debt passed $13 trillion last week, while the current fiscal year deficit is on track to reach $1.5 trillion under President Barack Obama's budget proposals.
==
After China, Japan held $785 billion of U.S. treasuries, while the U.K. owned $279 billion of U.S. debt in March. The Treasury will release statistics for April next month.
Those guys on drugs, they hoked on Debt everyone.

How much more Debt those suckers can take?

Actually I think Japan now got more than China, Chinese lately

unloading US debt on monthly basis.
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  • #255,918
  • Jun 9, 2010 6:32pm Jun 9, 2010 6:32pm
Quoting ak4x
Dude... it's hopeless.

These slimeball Kut-n-Pasters that constantly jack that stuff in here as if it's their own with no credits or links to the people that actually produced the Work are the lowest sort of Forum parasites I know of. There was a classic example of that a'rd here last year that did that without shame that we had to all put up with for months before Twee was actually able to boot him for other offenses... alihalfazz or somesuch.

I know I personally notified and encouraged a few of the rightful authors and owners of the work...
i totally agree with you......this has to stop! all these trolls come in here and just cut paste shit that im sure everyone has seen throughout the trading day....What can we do to stop this? should we start reporting this to twee?
  • #255,919
  • Jun 9, 2010 6:34pm Jun 9, 2010 6:34pm
Quoting TheLastCoke
Here #924 Look at 2nd Pic.
lol, OK.
  • #255,920
  • Jun 9, 2010 6:35pm Jun 9, 2010 6:35pm
Quoting DMA Trader
I think ES is going to test 1000 level.

950 is my july end target ... then bounce then lower ... 750 in a wave 3 on weekly
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