EURUSD

Russia buys cable

It seems higher US rates are keeping a bid under it. Good luck, PTL

they are buying since 1.61.

Another views near 50% fibs correction usdx ,now on a weekly support , may further fall to 78.35 ,next at weekly support & limit wave I at 78.19.
so can easily wait for next set up , eu down .
fontu

We all learning bro , Thanks for the complement
Jim rogers November 2010
“Anyone who is intervening in the markets is a manipulator by definition."

ranging pa 3643 3620 a close below 3620 (neckline) i will short further back to the pivot of 3607

here goes the double top .

and my piece of stake is on the grill

20 pips down...whos targeting parity ?

Have u been in Egypt bro?

I am 100% Egyptian brother .

Yes, but have you ever been in Egypt?

I graduated from there , i have house in Alexandria and in Cairo .

my best friends are there .

i go there every year or two nowadays.

Cool

Couldn't find much seller at that market level...... anticipating that more buyers will be joining for push ........... looking for another opportunity to go long....... mostly will be watching ... Bias is bullish.....

+1 here

pullbacks like todays are needed to fuel it

Actually bought 1.3465 with a mental tp of 1.395 but out of it now

I will accept 1.335 by end week for now

Im done for london will be back in ny..
This is my daily activity had some bad luck and some good...

Ireland isn't Greece; by comparison, Greece is a basket case, unfortunately rarely having demonstrated any better over the past many decades. Compare that to Ireland - even if it has been 50 steps forward, and now 20 steps back.

Germany won't have too much to say, if for no other reason than their existing investment there. More surprising has been the somewhat 'hand-up first' attitude of the brits, who frankly have so little cash (read: none) to go around - but it's really self-preservation and (yet another) crisis aversion strategy there.

Remember, Ireland really only needs a bank bailout - something very near & dear to Angela's & Frankfurt's heart along with the bogeymen of Brussels. Recall too, the $1 Trillion EU bailout fund has been set up for situations like this. While the American IMF is generally disliked on the continent, salvation from this US entity will be slightly more welcomed by the Irish because of the leverage it may give them against Brussels, who would be mums if they kick in some more $$$ and lessen the impact to the EU's bottom line.

Ireland has been prepping it's people and landscape for a bailout, whatever it may eventually be termed. I fully respect their valid concern for sovereignty, but bankrupting what are effectively european banks is not a wise strategy. While the IMF should be avoided like the plague, if you use them, it is possible to have an exit strategy - the UK did in 1974 & was done with them 3 years later. Plus, assuming we see a swing back to better economic times, Ireland will continue to do well.

Swiss ZEW investor sentiment -30.9 in November


Worse than -27.5 in October