EURUSD

long e/u 1.3150

Look at the huge volume the last hour, with only a "small" candle to the downside. There are a lot of buyers in the market, i closed my fridays short from 1,3180 at 1,3150 and look for a possible long entry later.

I'm sorry BOSS... Gotta be part of your spot light...LOL.
Look@ NZDUSD and AUDUSD... Better shorting there for me anyway.. Maybe a little late.

good job

today will be again a slow day for trading. also not any news coming out today. so scalp just and wait for breakouts..

i dont think, that EU will make a strong breakout today on any side.

on gu a breakout for bull is possible and down is still not so strong on gu..

i am just scalping some here and there and thats all for today.. london will be dead with my view.. may be in US later we see some action..

gl all

smart boy .

looks bull taking control without giving my 35

http://blog.acfx.com/wp-content/uplo...9-3/eurusd.jpg

Added to short, as no volume on upmove

we are on the same wave length . looking at 1.3135 to build up my long position. there is no direction yet , it just happen that EU triggered PO so that spike down , thats all , price still consolidating .

i have seen setup like this , commonly price will make a false break to one direction then volia/1111

its a counter move only i think ( backing & filling) i am stick on my short ,[email protected]

edit :updated my chart

Good morning traders!

Looks like if EUR/USD won't move a lot, also no important news are ccoming out.

As said it seems like we have alot of buyers here; i also have a pending long @1.3134 but maybe I'll cancel it because it seems we will enter a range today without big movements. So maybe I'll wait for tomorrow and just watch the market today.

We'll see.

oi expect price to be ranging 1.3135 in the next few hours... no much but to practice keeping my hands on my knees

It could be long!

http://www.babypips.com/blogs/pipono...-carry-on.html

Has anyone read this ??? Any opinions ?

yes one more opinion: stand aside

BuyLimit at 53!

Shorted @ 1,3182, still hoping

Suddenly markets are shifting. The dollar is at an 11-month high against the Japanese yen. Gold has fallen by 8 percent since Feb. 28 and yields on UK gilts, German bunds and U.S Treasuries have risen sharply as expensive safe havens wobble. Global equities are up, but pensive.
All this is driven by something fundamentally good. The world economy, and the U.S. one, is improving. A third round of U.S. quantitative easing looks less likely. But a touch of normality threatens to shake the soaring edifice of safe haven bonds, scattering fall out across global forex, commodity and equity markets.
A semblance of normality is threatening because it breaks trends sustained over years and stretched to extremes: UK gilts are paying the least in three centuries, Treasuries have advanced for three decades.
Policy for exceptional crisis has brought something for everyone. QE pushed safe haven yields low in order to make money cheap for investment in riskier things -- like equities and foreign currency assets. The dollar thereby became a funding currency for much else. The index of the dollar's value against a basket of currencies peaked at about 120 in 2001 and has recorded lows in the 70s since 2008. This favoured gold, the alternative metal currency. And as commodities are priced in dollars, they too were favoured by dollar weakness.
But the dollar is rallying as Treasury yields push up. The dollar index has gone up, although it is it still only at 80. The threat for inflated global commodity markets is that it keeps going higher Commodities and gold could react very negatively. That would be a good thing. If global economic recovery is to continue -- justifying the fall in safe haven bonds -- oil needs to get cheaper.
A bond correction ought not to be bad for global equities but they too have benefited from cheap money and could suffer substantial initial damage if the shake-down in bonds is violent. Nor would policymakers themselves observe rising safe haven yields with equanimity. Rising yields imply more expensive mortgages that could harm recovery in U.S. housing.
A big shake-up is coming. Safe haven bonds have to fall and their toppling will have big impacts. The first tremors are being felt.

Hoping to hit 1.3300, already buy it from the bottom of my heart.

don't give you heart to your trading , it will give lot of problem. just stick with basic math.