EURUSD

same here...the last fall we have is from 4496....
while maybe everyone looking for 4500....

maybe same case here

Lol, what's next after a narrow range?
Anyway, I like your prediction.

I would be surprised if it gives us the go, however it tagged the weekly mofu, so a bear candle is a go also in my view, not to mention this...

would be nice

if we get that far i don't see a reason why we can't continue

Green pips, Big G

Merkel and Sarkozy said that they will stable the Euro in any case.Private investors will be required added Merkel as well.

Dax boosted up, euro did as well.
Anyway France and Germany promised to help greece as long as necessary to run the train again.

lets c

source : News report from my Rnb n house radio stream

@infinitus

Hier würde ich mal wieder ein wenig partial profits nehmen ...

1.4255 ... im Hinblick auf spätere Übertreibungen ...

I did so ...



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sell euro/usd at 1.4320-70 region...tgt 1.3990..1.3970

up to 80 is not a problem for my short IMHO.

hapipipin

Upside should be ideally limited for now ...

1.4276 / 1.4282 from a very near term prospective ...


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the simple fact that they will do everything to help the euro, proves that... everything needs to be done to help the euro, in other words, very bad news.

german and french banks are sink to their souls (if they have one) with greek bonds, greece will default, and euro will fall hard, very hard. its inevitable.

Looks extremely difficult without a report trigger that they make a new deep sell late on Friday. There is still the last mover of the day with US consumer sentiment in an hour.

Insider moves only looks like the best possible scenarios for the afternoon.... fake shorts and back to run stops above 1.429x for a few ticks to 1.432x for the close...

I am flat now, was stopped out on the remaining long on that last tick below 1.426x

In any case, we'll see

sisse

Pysc level 4300, if did reach would most likely whip thru pickup stops, then retrace down, or continue up, either way you lose

Entry there need calculate risk more
I prefer, if all jig saw agree, entry under, sl above, or wait see reaction, if tru, whip, retrace, prob jump on exit, many ways, none perfect lol

Been scalp geppy cable, just for something to do, eu au battle boring, just want outcome, move on aye

Prob now is levels on up now pain is rrrs down, forex crazy world for crazy people.

Danke, Mr. Mercy. Wenn du das sagst ist das gleich nochmal extra Bestätigung für meinen Trading Plan. Normalerweise flippen die Herrn Professoren hier meistens immer gleich aus, wenn ich was zu sagen habe....

excellent analyze..I shorted the pair from 14298 till 14266 prompt in ten minutes I got pips..

this week I am over 300 pips on 3 day work

so far very good week

next analyze if we come closer to 14312 again I will short the pair again, seems like possible before NY

yeah...caution here...or maybe put a sell stop just under the flag...

It might be that we have already seen the top for EURUSD today, or at least for the next couple of hours. On the news platforms traders report many offers above 1,43.

By Deborah Levine 10_YEAR EURUSD DXY



NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Treasury prices fell on Friday, pushing yields up, and the euro extended gains after turning higher in the European session, as investor breathed a sigh of relief that the continent's political leaders appear more likely to agree on a way to help Greece bear its debt burden.



German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Friday that a new aid program is needed for Greece and the participation of the private sector in it should be voluntary. "The U.S. bond market is weaker overnight as a Vienna style roll comes to fruition -- headlines overnight cite Sarkozy and Merkel endorsing such a solution," said bond strategists at CRT Capital Group. "That endorsement is a big deal. And the deal itself looks to be large.

 

1. " Yields on 10-year notes /quotes/zigman/4868283 10_YEAR +1.23% , which move inversely to prices, rose 4 basis points to 2.98%.
2. The euro /quotes/zigman/4867933/sampled EURUSD +0.40% rose to $1.4274, down from $1.4197 in late North American trading Thursday.
3. The dollar index /quotes/zigman/1652083 DXY -0.39% , which measures the performance of the U.S. unit against a basket of six currencies, slipped to 75.169 from 75.476 Thursday.

The main U.S. economic report of the day will be one on consumer sentiment due out around 10 a.m. Eastern time.


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Greece is really facked, 144% debt vs revenue..

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also suggest this one,:


http://www.marketwatch.com/story/how...ult-2011-06-14

for you all lazy bastards:

 

1. 5. Sell the U.S. banks XX:GSPFI +0.57% but buy the dollar /quotes/zigman/4867933/sampled EURUSD +0.46% . If everyone knows Greece will have to default, what’s keeping them from pulling the plug? That’s easy. The Germans and the French won’t want to ‘re-profile’ all that Greek debt until they know their banks /quotes/zigman/116452/quotes/nls/eufn EUFN -0.19% have largely sold both the debt and the credit-default swaps associated with it to someone else. They aren’t stupid — they aren’t about to blow up their own financial system. Who’s bought it? It looks as if the U.S. banks have wound up owning a lot of Greek debt. The Asian /quotes/zigman/116464/quotes/nls/fefn FEFN -0.04% and Middle Eastern banks /quotes/zigman/1530451/quotes/nls/efn EFN -0.39% may have a lot as well. When the default happens, they will be the ones who take the brunt of the losses.
2. The dollar will gain, however. The euro was a serious contender to take its place as the global reserve currency. With that out of the picture, the dollar will get another decade as the main currency of global trade. Its weaknesses will catch up with it eventually — but the day of reckoning will have been postponed.
3. There will be plenty of other consequences. Spain will be looking shaky. Italy may recover from what has been, in effect, permanent recession since it joined the euro. But those five trades should at least be enough to let you join the Germans and the Dutch on one of those dirt-cheap vacations in Rhodes or the Algarve.

Matthew Lynn is a financial journalist based in London.

http://euobserver.com/9/32497

Yes Dear Friends and Neighbors...many more will run for the Hills in the years to come. The sinking ship cant be repaired no more. Lots of EU propaganda on German TV lately with lots of "Experts" pushing the EU cause followed by good ole memories of WW2, so the sheople dont dare to forget .