EURUSD

my muppet short have been eaten in nanosecond

Price is going up on low volume.
DOW down, S&P500 down, DAX down, even Gold is Down.
Typical Market Makers play.
Small Sell.
Like I give a f@ck


Seb

Careful boy, it exactly stopped rising in top of the H4 supply level, we need to wait and look if it breaks and closes above it.

Flynchenberg, thanks for the insights, again.

Your grammar are not good. I not close gap. Gap not close yet. Maybe later a bit.

im not seeing the supply, gold,

can you post a chart?

Hopefully it works second time

Hi all,

please mind yourself if is time to STOP trading FX with GEOMETRY (Gartley, Bat, Crab, Fibo etc).

First understand market psychology, then understand who is on the another side of you. Is 3 days that I'm telling everyone in this chat that is a BULL market, that is just a retracement and don't to drop in the bear trap. Today the BIG BOYS are showing their stupid secret: THE WANT TO GO UP....is normal, they want from a position displayed in the computer, the want money, YOUR MONEY. So a lot of you did sell, stupid sell. How many of you did profit REALLY no tricks in the last 3 sessions? really how many? No so many I think...

Was more easy to play a BUY on the bottom, when I told you to did that, less stress, less eyestrain, more sleep and at last but not the least more MONEY!!!!

I'm over 110 pips with 1 LOT (100.000) and this are money no words.

Sorry to be impopular, but please PLEASE STOP with all this sceenshot, stop with all this indicators, stop with all this geometry and start

TRADING THE MARKET SENTIMENT

and
as
usual
DON'T follow in LOVE with the DOWNSIDE!!

Good luck!

forexBOOM

http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...99#post4973299 You can see it in H4 chart (middle picture).

OUT
+25 in like 5 min i guess.

Easy +1% of account balance.

Seb

By David Weidner
There have been lukewarm agreements, deals with the International Monetary Fund and its ladies’-man former chief. There have been global summits, international pressure and rescue packages. But none of this has done much to alleviate the crisis. They’ve bought time, sure, but there’s just been time to fight.

Of course, we know that the Greece debt problem isn’t about Greece at all. It’s about the German and French banks that hold the bonds. And it’s not even about the Grecian bonds but Spanish, Portuguese and Italian bonds, too.

For the moment, however, let’s limit this to Greece.

French and German banks have $90.7 billion in exposure to that country’s sovereign debt. To make matters worse, Italian and Portuguese banks have a combined $11.4 billion in exposure, according to the Bank of International Settlements.
David Weidner argues that this may at last be the time to short the euro.

Now, let’s consider Portugal. Weakling Spain has nearly $85 billion in bank and nonbank exposure to its Iberian neighbor. Germany has close to $40 billion in exposure and France nearly $30 billion, according to the BIS.

Finally, Spain’s debt is as manageable as a running of the bulls in an elevator. Here, Germany holds $180 billion; France, $140 billion; and even the United States, close to $50 billion — with $19.5 billion of that on bank balance sheets.

This should not only make you feel better about the U.S. bank bailouts — the majority of which have been repaid — but about your own credit-card debt.

What’s striking is that even though Europe’s dismal state of affairs has been apparent for a long time now, the euro continues to hold steady. There have been a couple of reasons for this. For one, some economies, mostly Germany’s, have been strong. Secondly, the European Central Bank has been buying all of this sovereign debt to keep spreads as low as possible. It’s spent more than $22 billion so far.

Yet the spreads still look terrible. Five-year Italian bonds are trading at around 5.5%. The problem, of course, is that at-risk countries like Italy and Greece can’t afford to pay that kind of rate.

You’d never know it by looking at the euro, which even at $1.36 is still trading above its levels of January and February. The euro is 14% higher than it was in June of last year

Why was 1.3755 turning point and not 1.3743?

Thank you

Ah ~ Then you Better keep your Long Mate

Moody's downgrades Bank of Americaby 2 notches Sky news

Thanks But I am Ok with Short Mate,If hit My SL never Mind,Its Part Of The Game

also closed my 2nd (and final) TP @13750 with 90 pips.

i see nice bounce at Fib 0.0, didnt break R1 at .3768..
mayb short at .3750 sl .3780 tp .3670

So many big Long positions in EUR today.

They are doing any and everything to keep downdrafts from happening.

Not sure what the Fed can do to crank up risk appetite for any significant period. They can't create jobs, rates are on the floor and asset buybacks ain't gonna happen.

Not sure how far past 1.40 this thing can go. Huge offer pool up there.

And you know what they say about free lunches. Pros are making things blatantly obvious pointing towards the upside. Can't imagine they'd pay everyone so easily.

@forexboom/

trust me, continue this, you're becoming made fun of. big font and all.

all my head said buy like you, but some of us like scalping and here and there. my chart analysis already said buy, but we are looking for good entry here. stop telling peeps what to do.

stop FOREXBOOMing seriously.

i wish cloggie was here.