Nearly Naked (Simple Trades)

ladies ( COUGH ) and gentlemen - may l present the euro index

expect reaction - you have been warned

not just a pretty face .........

your next

gents

gents!

Hi there, can you share this good indicator. If you dont mind, you can email to me.
Thank you

redsword11
I appreciate your posts and charts, however, I don’t and I’m sure I’m not the only one that doesn’t appreciate your language from time to time.
I’m sure you wouldn’t go down the main street of Glasgow, shouting out the words you’re using here.
So please look at how others post and learn how to communicate acceptably in this world.
Thank you

that is how l communicate - will leave without further discussion - no problem

the market is yours

redsword11
I didn’t ask you to leave. I asked you to learn how to communicate acceptably.

hey redwood

can you explain this indicator for me? cheers

use whatever language necessary

Don't listen! Love your posts. You make me laugh my #$%$@&^% off.

hahah

me too.

there full of enthusiasm

Nick7r
Try this link
Forex Market Barometer - Forex-TSD

Also this
http://articles.mql4.com/422

It is a good idea to enter long at 0,9070?

That was the idea... just woke up. I need to figure this one out...a/u up and S&P futures down down down. Hmm. Coffee!

Good morning buddy, just a cold glass of coke here, those were some looong 3 days full of frustrations

Ya, it's been tough. H4 hasn't shown any good setups for a while besides the wedge break but not much from it. Just been doing my usual scalps but I'd like a big one. Maybe we will get one with a break of this big triangle today.

By Gyles Beckford and Koh Gui Qing
SYDNEY/WELLINGTON, Sept 8 (Reuters) - The Australian dollar
bounced on Wednesday after drawing steady demand below 91 U.S.
cents, helping it withstand losses in Asian stocks which dragged
on its New Zealand neighbour .
Pension and mutual funds, exporters, central banks and
speculators were all said to be buying the Australian dollar
<AUD=D4> when it lurched below $0.91 in the past 24 hours,
keeping it well supported at $0.9160 in late trade.
Traders said Australia's resilient domestic economy
underpinned demand. Underscoring that, the Aussie dollar hit
lifetime highs on the euro, which took a kick this week after
traders seized on resurging fears about Europe's debt woes as an
excuse to sell the common currency.
But some analysts warned investors against reading too much
into the Aussie dollar's latest resilience.
Robert Rennie, an analyst at Westpac, said trade was subdued
and that suggested buyers lacked conviction and the market was
circumspect.
In fact, Rennie said many investors were still unsure about
whether Tuesday's sell-off in the euro meant the tide was turning
against the common currency. So until the market trend is clear,
he said investors would be reluctant to make any bold moves.
"Is the sell-off in the euro a one-day wonder or the start of
a more significant correction? I don't think anyone in Asia is
ready to make that judgement," Rennie said.
In late trade, the euro fell to a lifetime low of A$1.3884
<EURAUD=R>, hurt by a late spurt in the Aussie against the U.S.
dollar where hedge funds and mutual funds were spotted among
buyers.
Near-term support for the Aussie dollar was seen around
$0.9055, and resistance at $0.9170, then $0.9180.

I agree with these S & R's very very much.