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  • Oct 14, 2011 2:59pm Oct 14, 2011 2:59pm
  •  2046
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Quoting mercy seat
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Jawoll ... good idea ...


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glad you are enjoying yourself.

PA touched resistance zone at 1.3883 as per chart of post yesterday. missed the chance to add to long position because I have to be more cautios with pending orders at the moment, with no chance to intervene manually.
 
 
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  • Oct 14, 2011 3:21pm Oct 14, 2011 3:21pm
  •  sidhujag
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Quoting bumapatria
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Well, i like your confidence dudester

well to me, i think that hedge funds, institutions that have goldmines and piles of cash, trade based on important fundamental news, they saw that the markozy setups would make everyone else long on false hope etc. Its fundamentals that make those traders trade in my opinion. I doubt 80% of them even look at charts. They hear, they trade. They get inside info better than us, more accurate, more detailed, they trade. few bribes here and there will not get them caught lol.

you do realize that 1.5000 and...
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Important fundamental news? Like downgrades to major EU banks being a chance to buy cheap? How about the need to restructure debt or the need for more QE? (the later might be a case for the bull since for liquidity being pumped) but still initially bearish until QE is introduced and injected.

Mass psychology would think this is bad news. Exactly why I think that either the central banks or big institutions are in on it together to reverse course.

As you know you can't trade directly on the interbank (only banks, and big players) so we would be trading directly against the enemy who can view the state of the entire market. By tripping all the stops of the small guys, the big guys can laugh and share the love while the small guys just cry to their mom.

This way the big dogs don't fight the big dogs, unless they get greedy. (you read about the billionaire hedge fund losers).

In the end aslong as you find an edge and it works, then we're all happy for you, since we are all in this together against our enemy.
 
 
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  • Oct 14, 2011 3:23pm Oct 14, 2011 3:23pm
  •  bumapatria
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Quoting sidhujag
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Important fundamental news? Like downgrades to major EU banks being a chance to buy cheap? How about the need to restructure debt or the need for more QE? (the later might be a case for the bull since for liquidity being pumped) but still initially bearish until QE is introduced and injected.

Mass psychology would think this is bad news. Exactly why I think that either the central banks or big institutions are in on it together to reverse course.

As you know you can't trade directly on the interbank (only banks, and big players) so we would be...
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is this contrarian? or all the bears are?

hard to say yeah?

i wish u the best for your trades.
Have I got something on my face, SOLDIER?
 
 
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  •  micho
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i opened one long on gold at 1681.5 target 1684.97
also an old short on USDCAD and an old long on GPBJPY
When life gives you lemons, make lemonade
 
 
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  • Oct 14, 2011 3:29pm Oct 14, 2011 3:29pm
  •  sidhujag
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Quoting bumapatria
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is this contrarian? or all the bears are?

hard to say yeah?

i wish u the best for your trades.
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Thanks you too

It pays to be a contrarian.
 
 
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  • Oct 14, 2011 3:32pm Oct 14, 2011 3:32pm
  •  Motion
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Quoting fxkiller
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how can you long at this level?

eu has to break 3830 first..
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Quoting DNTme
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Accordingly with your LAW...i took a short in exact in the same place...sl 3830 tp ..1.36
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FxKiller and DNTme, you guys owe me one. It's just not fair. You both ran my stops by 2pips and ran away just because I didnt babysit my trade.
I'll get my revenge on you both next week!
Don't just beat the markets, leave bruises.
 
 
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  •  Motion
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Quoting bumapatria
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basic stuff, fibonacci expansions, price action, gann fans, supply and demand + law of motion. and a fibo time zone for decoration
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Don't just beat the markets, leave bruises.
 
 
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  •  DNTme
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Quoting Motion
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FxKiller and DNTme, you guys owe me one. It's just not fair. You both ran my stops by 2pips and ran away just because I didnt babysit my trade.
I'll get my revenge on you both next week!
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Sorry man, i'll drink thinking on this : cheers!

btw, im holding over weekend those 3 positions i have (i have a nice account and positions are small , about 0.2% )

Let's live to fight another week , next week!

Amen!
fokyou forexfactory
 
 
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  •  Motion
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Quoting DNTme
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Sorry man, i'll drink thinking on this : cheers!

btw, im holding over weekend those 3 positions i have (i have a nice account and positions are small , about 0.2% )

Let's live to fight another week , next week!

Amen!
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What happened to your stops at 3830?

Anyways, thanks mate! It was fun having you around today. Looking forward to next week. :thumbs up:
Don't just beat the markets, leave bruises.
 
 
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  • Oct 14, 2011 5:44pm Oct 14, 2011 5:44pm
  •  puma1
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Have a nice weekend!

/me Out
 
 
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  •  mercy seat
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Quoting CorBlimeyGuv
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glad i put my sl at 30 oanda spread widened massively
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How much do they widen it during a high turnover session?

That is not acceptable at this time I would like to say ...

I have never experienced such things ... only in really low turnover sessions like those times when we are trading with Sidney and Wellington only such things may occur ... but even then it should not be more than max. 3 or 5 or 6 pips spread in major currencies pairs ...

But such things should be really very rare exeptions ... almost a very few times a year only ... maybe at x-mas or something like that only ...

The fact that you say that it happens today during a few simple news time events ... that is really strange ... and it is for me somehow a hint that we can be glad not to be with them ...

To be honest ... that sounds unbelieveable to me ...

Such horror shops I have only heard from that they do exist in countries where I even would not buy a piece of chocolate ...



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2013-07-31 Today's Phrase of the Day: Hold off from any recycle bin experts
 
 
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  •  mercy seat
  • Joined Mar 2010 | Status: Member | 42,434 Posts
RECAP:

http://www.forexfactory.com/attachme...0&d=1318628666

TABLE with survey for the EURUSD pair at the end of week no. 41 ...

Pivots and most significant numbers are updated at closing time ... further details will follow ...



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2013-07-31 Today's Phrase of the Day: Hold off from any recycle bin experts
 
 
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  • Oct 14, 2011 11:03pm Oct 14, 2011 11:03pm
  •  bieutq
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Hi all, I have just went in FX market. Is there anyone tell me why EUR up when US release good news? Tks a lot
 
 
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  • Oct 15, 2011 12:12am Oct 15, 2011 12:12am
  •  iqyu5an
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Mostly : US data green >> Dowjones Green >> Macro Economy Good >> USD down >> Other Risky Currency UP

but sometimes when US data green >> USD green

that's fundamental ......... hard to predict

Quoting bieutq
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Hi all, I have just went in FX market. Is there anyone tell me why EUR up when US release good news? Tks a lot
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not euphoria follower
 
 
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  • Oct 15, 2011 12:26am Oct 15, 2011 12:26am
  •  Mantis
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Hi everyone in FF...

I'm just joining this forum, been watching this EUR/USD thread disccusion since last week as a trader.

Well for me is quite interesting, especially I'm very new also in this FX business.. , finding any info is important, well FF is quite OK, I think

So I've decided to join FF...hope I will learn from u all guys here, and I will try to contribute also in FF.

PS : Sorry if I've made mistake in my English, cause I'm from Asia Region.

Good Luck everybody
 
 
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  • Oct 15, 2011 2:52am Oct 15, 2011 2:52am
  •  infinitus
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Quoting bieutq
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Hi all, I have just went in FX market. Is there anyone tell me why EUR up when US release good news? Tks a lot
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Hi bieutq,

welcome here in FF :-)


Markets are most of the time not driven by news but in fact driven by sentiment/mood of the market applicants.

You need to have really really powerful news/events like rate cuts/hikes to move a market forceful in one direction or the other.

But it is very entertaining to watch the analysts interpreting the news to make them fit into the market news.


Have a nice weekend and good luck in Forex,


Markus
 
 
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  •  AaronWard
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Quoting bieutq
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Hi all, I have just went in FX market. Is there anyone tell me why EUR up when US release good news? Tks a lot
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Read up on risk on/risk off.

Basic theory is all asset catagories fall into two classes, risk on (rise on good news) and risk off (fall on bad news).

This divide is led by the USD and equities. If good news then USD down, Equities UP. If bad news, USD up, Equities down.

Risk on: oil, euro, equities, ect
Risk off: gold, USD, Yen, Bonds

Very simply, when the US stock market goes up, the Euro follows, and the USD goes down. Counter intuitive but true.
 
 
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  • Oct 15, 2011 4:07am Oct 15, 2011 4:07am
  •  Gamaa
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I see 1.4010-20 calling. The reason is that 1.4848 was strong resis. According to fib. Retr. And Euro crossed it like a walk in the park and we had a daily close above that level as well. We have G20 meeting and they will come up with statments that will releaf the markets. US markets closed high on Friday, the assian and european session will follow on Monday on a positive note which will give a boaster to the Euro. Next traget as per Fib should be 1.40 area. This area will be overbought zone. This is my view for next week.
 
 
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  •  Atlast
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Quoting Patience
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Oh, yeah, one more thing. Just for your eyes because I know you used to like them. We have one of those imaginary "you know what's" to plug. So I'm thinking plug it and bounce off 200 MA (this is 4 hour chart) and then back up to plug the other one. I'm not trading it of course ... lol ... but let's see. Mum's the word.

Attachment 805849
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Ido like that. I am trading it.
 
 
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  • Oct 15, 2011 5:16am Oct 15, 2011 5:16am
  •  infinitus
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Quoting AaronWard
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Read up on risk on/risk off.

Basic theory is all asset catagories fall into two classes, risk on (rise on good news) and risk off (fall on bad news).

This divide is led by the USD and equities. If good news then USD down, Equities UP. If bad news, USD up, Equities down.

Risk on: oil, euro, equities, ect
Risk off: gold, USD, Yen, Bonds

Very simply, when the US stock market goes up, the Euro follows, and the USD goes down. Counter intuitive but true.
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Hi Aaron,

lately the risk on/risk off argumentation is very popular. But this is only true as it lasts.

Watch at Gold over the last weeks. It experienced its biggest drop right at the time when the USD gained strongly against the EUR and other currencies.

Food for thought.........
 
 
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