EURUSD

lol, call

There ya go.. Short this PIG now

next.. after sos... slip and bounce.

What have you done with Skyzer???!!!???

well I've seen it all now...

Dont be surprised the next target is 1.3709 " today > how all changed from bullish to bearish

add long 1.3747

im bearish since 1st january ....

anyway.... calm down brother.... overall trend obv. still bullish. unless we stay above 3704 and 3685 i see no reason to think about a trend change...

CAMEL BALLS

martingale


mar·tin·gale

A system of gambling in which the stakes are doubled or otherwise raised after each loss.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/martingale

In the way to 1.3709 pair may get stuck up or hold on to 1.372 to 1.373 area " lets see ?

How goes it Kill??

good long

NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--The euro weakened Friday, with investors turning cautious ahead of the results of Ireland's elections, amid uncertainty about whether the incoming government would help alleviate or worsen the euro zone's unresolved debt crisis.
Ireland, one of the 17-nation currency bloc's most troubled economies, has pledged to adhere to an austerity program designed to cut the country's debt load. The conditions are also part of EUR67.5 billion in loans from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund loan.
This week, the single currency has escaped worries about Europe's sovereign debt crisis, which traders fret may ensnare countries like Portugal and Spain. Meanwhile, market speculation about whether the European Central Bank will raise interest rates soon has supported the euro against the dollar.
At least for the moment, investors appear less concerned about the political instability that has roiled Libya and sent oil prices on a tear. As a result, analysts pondered about how the Emerald Isle's election would affect the euro zone's ability to resolve its sovereign debt crisis.
"Some signs of caution are creeping into euro/dollar as price approaches the highs from earlier this year," noted analysts at TD Securities in a morning research note. "The potential for the new Irish government to deliver on its tough, pre-election stance on (possibly) writing down senior bank debt should induce some caution."
Meanwhile, the dollar gained strength ahead of fourth quarter U.S. growth data, which was expected to show the economy expanding at a relatively brisk pace.
In early trading, the euro changed hands around $1.3765 against the dollar, from about $1.3799 late Thursday, according to EBS via CQG. The dollar was firmer at Y81.77, while the euro was at Y112.56 from Y112.99. The pound was at $1.6090 from $1.6142.
The ICE Dollar Index, which tracks the U.S. dollar against a trade-weighted basket of currencies, was at 77.228 from 77.097.
Sterling fell sharply after data showed that the U.K. economy shrank by 0.6% in the last quarter of 2010, compared with an initially estimated quarterly drop of 0.5% in late January. This helped scale back expectations of three rate increases by the Bank of England this year.

long $3750 RSI divergence 5m

can work, but you gotta know when to call it quits...

...good ...

bull # w/o a further low.. 3805 M 3773.8???? mixed signal.. i may have to post another.. its rare to miss a mid

ich sags deiner Frau !

GREAT in here what about u ,

friday crazy but sweet lets see the daily close , still walking the dog