EURUSD

down to 3224... if we cross 3218 it opens up 3188.. if it crosses to a new low i target 3077..
3110 was and is a valid target from days ago. pulled from usdx..

when i say 3224 i mean just that.. we have yet to touch it at 3224.7 . the current low.

it is said usdx 80.50 is a tough nut to crack :] would 3188 be close to it ?

we still got time. #343003
but a new bottom would be ok now.

Going long based on rising 50MA on 4HR - Safe Trading... Catch yee for US session

We ain't in Kansas anymore.

whne you say cross do you mean just a pass through it?

or candle close?

change of plans.. 3221 will be the trigger to start the domino. st.. the fuse for 3110 was already lit. but its a little longer term.. 3110 automatically opens up the others.

touch

Gator

Do you ever sleep, as you seem to be on here 24 hours a day during trading week?

nope..

just when i have sex..

WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)--Three former UBS AG (UBS, UBSN.VX) executives were indicted Thursday for participating in a bid-rigging conspiracy to defraud government entities that sought to invest municipal-bond proceeds.
Former UBS bankers Peter Ghavami, Gary Heinz and Michael Welty were indicted in a New York federal court on charges that they manipulated the bidding process on contracts to manage money for local governments.
The charges cover conduct that allegedly took place from as early as 2001 until 2006.
Heinz was also indicted on a witness tampering charge.
Ghavami, a Moscow resident and former co-head of UBS's municipal bond and derivatives desk, was arrested at a New York airport last week. A magistrate judge said he can be released, with travel restrictions, when he posts a $10 million bond.
Court documents indicate that Heinz and Welty were vice presidents who worked under Ghavami. They are not in custody but are expected to voluntarily appear at an upcoming arraignment.
Lawyers for the men said they would fight the charges.
Thursday's indictment alleges the former UBS bankers and unnamed co-conspirators at other financial institutions traded information on contract bids and secretly determined in advance who would win investment business from government entities.
Prosecutors also alleged the bankers both paid kickbacks and received them on behalf of UBS during the bid-rigging process.
U.S. Assistant Attorney General Christine Varney, the Justice Department's antitrust chief, said the fraud schemes "deprived municipal bond issuers of the benefits of their investments to the detriment of the public."
The indictments are the latest in a flurry of recent developments in the Justice Department's long-running investigation into the municipal-securities market.
Bank of America Corp. (BAC), which has provided key information to federal authorities, agreed to a $137 million settlement on Tuesday. Last week, a former J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. (JPM) banker pleaded guilty to related charges.
Another former UBS employee pleaded guilty last May and is cooperating with the government.
James Mitchell, a lawyer for Ghavami, said his client "will plead not guilty and fight this case."
Heinz's lawyer, Marc Mukasey, said the charges against his client were without merit, adding, "The entire prosecution is misguided."
Welty's lawyer, Gregory Poe, said, "This is a very disappointing development. Mr. Welty will contest these charges vigorously."
A UBS spokeswoman declined to comment. The bank said in its most recent quarterly report that it is cooperating with the department's antitrust investigation.
-By Brent Kendall

Yes it takes time, since I chart my trades from larger time frames it can
often take hours for execution, discipline and patients called for once again
which may potentially get down to a lower low and beyond

I do hope you don't sleep at that time as that would make it very boring, as a non-participant!!!

Good evening gents. The way I read it tonight is for either a gradual dip for the next few hours or Gator's magic 3220 landslide.

I'm short in at 3226 with a 3241 SL.

thanks mate

with or with out

lol ..

do you think it may visit 13212 and then 13181 before pass 13240 to 13250 in asian session? and it's Friday