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EurAnalysis Kindergarten 24 replies
DislikedRead this article by Dow Jones and add the mentioned dates to your calendar of events as they probably won't show up on the FF events calendar.
EU CRISIS ROAD MAP: KEY MILESTONES AHEAD
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Dislikedhope so.. do you know how much more until news from germany?
im on US time, midnight here : (Ignored
DislikedI like to believe that "hindsight is 20/20" but sometimes I have to doubt even that saying.
A thought crossed my mind that perhaps I should have just accepted the 1.3689 high that slightly pierced the falling channel resistance as the entry point for my short position. However, we still have two days left in this month and week and nothing yet rules out the probability of hitting the zone (or higher) again.
Yes I know price has fallen below this week's rising trend line (no matter which points you use to draw it) and is probably heading lower,...Ignored
DislikedThanks for pointing out that my charts missing data. I've put it on my list of things to fix
Two other questions.
The volume you have is that the standard volume in MT or a special indicator (I dont trust my brokers volume because its just my brokers volume).
My trendline comes in a lot lower than yours. How is your trendline drawn?Ignored
DislikedUpdate:
From what I can tell at this point, the move up in the Asian equity markets is nothing more than short coverings before today's German vote.
A win is already priced in to the markets but a win in the German vote does nothing to solve any Euro problems as they run much deeper than that.
I am still hopeful that price will again move up in the sell zone before continuing downwards but I have covered myself with a sell top at 1.3604 just in case, which has now been triggered.
stay tuned.
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DislikedIm thinking the same way.. wheres your stop? mines @3655 for now lolIgnored