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Hey thanks anna, talking about jan and feb - you meant this ?
http://gyazo.com/82948139a099755ab0591dd307e9299f.png

No Major News ... and EUR/USD climb
from 1.3506 to 1.3599 ?????
what the heck is this lolz????
Drop drop drop drop

24 hr link
http://www.djnewsplus.com/access/al?...sTfikoUA%3D%3D


Inflation Fears Replace Other Market Worries
By NICHOLAS HASTINGS
A DOW JONES NEWSWIRES COLUMN

LONDON -- Fear is still stalking the currency markets.

Egyptian rioters may have calmed down and Europe's leaders may be edging closer to resolving the euro zone's sovereign-debt crisis.

But it is the risk of global inflation that now appears to be the problem.

This seems to be the message coming from the currency market's muted response to Friday's sharp rise in U.S. Treasury yields.

The rise, which took the 10-year yield to a 10-month high at 3.68%, came in the wake of a sharp fall in the U.S. unemployment rate to 9.0% from 9.4%.

Under normal circumstances, the yield rally should have given the dollar a sharp boost, not only against the euro, but also against the yen, the value of which against the dollar is often driven by yield differentials.

However, very little has happened.

The dollar has risen but gains have been limited and there is little sign of any serious upward momentum developing.

Some market experts suggest that the rise in yields will only have an impact on sentiment once the focus of the currency markets moves away from local events, such as those in Egypt.

Others reckon that the dollar hasn't benefited more as there is little evidence that the higher yields will translate into higher interest rates from the Fed.

For example, Jane Foley, senior currency strategist at Rabobank in London, reckons that the timetable for rate hikes is hardly changed, with the European Central Bank expected to move in October or November but the Fed still seen waiting until 2012.

But it could well be that inflation fears are merely replacing the sovereign-debt crisis and the Middle East contagion risks that have largely dictated market sentiment in recent weeks.

Hopes are that the Egyptian government's negotiations with opposition parties will draw a line under the violent clashes that have been taking place in Cairo, and lead to a peaceful transition to a new regime later this year.

Similarly, European Union leaders may still be squabbling over the exact solution to a more permanent bailout for debtor nations but there is a growing confidence that a workable compromise may be reached next month.

Of course, both Egypt and the euro zone still pose some residual risk to global markets, but it is the fear of inflation that appears to be climbing rapidly up the investor agenda.

Higher yields are not limited to the U.S. bond market. Similar, if not even larger, yield gains are being posted in the euro zone as well as in the U.K. markets.

But in all cases, this is not because the investment community is more confident about the economic recovery of these countries but because it expects inflation pressures to intensify.

If that is the case, this could force central banks into premature rate hikes that may make a currency attractive in the short term but will probably damage growth prospects for its underlying economy in the long term.

Bloomberg TNI FRX POV

Reuters USD/DJ

I might wait for Asia. Getting late in the session....

heheh, the only trader -- -- i did not post all these charts back in nov -- and that was actually before dec-- and i point out 1.3860 on numurous posts --

but hey this time they are completely wrong-- but depends how far they wanna aim for bulls--- if they aim 1.57---they are way off

trust me on this one--

1.4xxx is still 50/50

Here is your answer. Hint: Look at the volumes today when compared to last week.

which timeframe are you referring to for the flag formation?

How would you programm the algos, when you will not know the strategy? Curious......

AUD/USD
GBP/USD
also struggle to move up ....
hum......
why EUR/USD move up faster???

maybe 3600 will hold.....

infinitus.....you just need to be a monster guru

i had a dt on 1m.. i was waiting for 100%.. but i should of taken it then b.e. it

disappointed fo 3500 and atr : P

Shorted from 1.3595...
I'lll see .... 15 PIPS SL
Target 1.3555

Hopefully the bulls stop around
3:30-5 PM EST

I've gone short up here. 13596

u cant say that up or downmoves will stop at a certain time.....lol.

on the right track; join the low of 11th of jan and the low of 4th of feb..

That will be very bullish then, 3800 is on the way

if my wife writes me a check. it does not solve my debt problems. i cant believe people fall for the plastic world of oz. but they do. i will trade with them..