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Goldy your H4 chart is not showing enough data as I can see from Jan 2012 onwards may be? But you can see the critical supply just in the 1.343x-1.338x (+/- 10 is ok).

IMO

Tom Tee asked couple of days ago about links where I collect data for auction calendar.

What I do I collect data from several sites, put them to excel, delete duplicates, adjust time to GMT. Not a big deal. Once I have everything set up, it takes a 10 minutes to collect that data.
Another 10 minutes to compare and check any weights on events.

Potency of auctions depends on following
◦Size of Economy (GDP)
◦Economic Growth
◦Economic Growth Projections
◦Monetary Restriction (Eurozone Members)
◦Deficit Magnitude
◦Debt to GDP
◦Projected Deficit/Debt-to-GDP
◦Reliance on Foreign Creditors
◦Credit Market Confidence (Rate of Change) / CDS / Downgrade or Ratings Outlook


Rough weighting on auctions - may change once crises evaluate:
◦Weighting 10: Spain
◦Weighting 10: Italy
◦Weighting 8: France
◦Weighting 7: UK
◦Weighting 7: Belgium
◦Weighting 6: Japan
◦Weighting 6: US
◦Weighting 6: Greece
◦Weighting 6: Ireland
◦Weighting 6: Portugal
◦Weighting 5: Germany
◦Weighting 2: China


Here is a list of links:


Central Banks : Euro:
European Central Bank
Tender operations:
http://www.ecb.int/mopo/implement/om.../index.en.html
http://www.ecb.int/events/calendar/c.../index.en.html

Speeches:
http://www.ecb.int/press/weekly/html/index.en.html

Germany Central Bank
Speech calendar: http://www.bundesbank.de/presse/pres...alender.en.php
Event Calendars:
http://www.bundesbank.de/gm/gm_tender_kalender.en.php
http://www.bundesbank.de/gm/gm_tende...ttender.en.php
http://www.bundesbank.de/gm/gm_tende...aehrung.en.php

Italy Central Bank
http://www.bancaditalia.it/;internal...on?LANGUAGE=en
Bond auction calendar: http://www.dt.tesoro.it/en/index.html

Spain Central Bank
http://www.bde.es/webbde/en/

Auction calendar
http://www.tesoro.es/en/subastas/calendario_bonos.asp

Portugal Central Bank
http://www.bportugal.pt/en-US/Pages/inicio.aspx


Other sources

List of different economic calendars
http://placeduluxembourg.wordpress.c...nts/calendars/

List of all auctions (Complete, but not that good)
http://europa.eu/efc/sub_committee/e...r/index_en.htm
http://europa.eu/efc/sub_committee/e...)/index_en.htm

KBC Dealing room (good source of weekly reports and auction calendars -NOT COMPLETE)
https://www.kbcmerchantbanking.com/W...E&idWebSite=WP

Russian calendar of speeches and events (I use this to get base for calendar, times and speeches - NOT COMPLETE)
http://onlinebroker.ru/analytics/calendarg7/events//

Hmm, can you show me your h4 chart

Only thing I noticed is the time period if I am not wrong since I am judging this from the picture. So I think If your chart is considering a full one year bars in H4 TF then the S/D zones will be more visible.

Since I am in my office so not able to post the chart now .. but I think it has nothing to do with my chart .. since the Historical points are 1.338x (90) , 1.3430, 1.3480 ... so I think S/D will also give us same picture.

those forexpro links by kno were really cool.
Does anyone know how to read the Foward rates?

thanks

[quote=knoholygrail;5517545]What Should I Do ?

Please Read This. It is Kinda off topic however interesting.

Why is everyone talking about the year 2012?

The Solstice on December 21, 2012—precisely at 11:11 AM Universal Time—marks the completion of the 5,125 year Great Cycle of the Ancient Maya Long Count Calendar.

Rather than being a linear end-point, this cycle that is closing is naturally followed by the start of a new cycle. What this new cycle has in store for humanity is a mystery that has yet to unfold...

2012 is also considered the completion of the 26,000 year Precession of the Equinoxes cycle, and some say it also signifies the end of a 104,000 year cycle.

The recent "2012" movie serves to alert a targeted 140 million people, in case they too haven't already heard the news. Unfortunately, however, the movie does a dis-service because it distorts the message of this ancient prophecy by associating it with fear and destruction, as depicted by the movie's global disaster scenario, rather than the themes of transformation and renewal the prophecy is actually based in.

The 2012 date indeed marks the completion of this World Age Cycle. Rather than something to fear, we can understand the 2012 prophecy as signalling us that we need to awaken and realize that these times on Earth are auspicious; we are living in land-mark times in the history of our planet. We are collectively in a cross-roads moment that is calling out to us to participate in our fullest capacity. We are each being summoned to bring our inspiration and empowerment to the fore, as we must all take our places in transforming our human culture to be one of Harmony—with ourselves, with each other and with all of Nature.

Together we are in a great initiation process, living in times of unprecedented challenge, transformation and opportunity. This planetary moment has never existed before as it does right now. Our human population is climbing off the charts, accelerating by the day, as is our environmental crises and the vast whole-system struggles of peoples worldwide, both physically and spiritually. The old world mentality, founded in separation, greed, ignorance, and unconscious consumer materialism, has reached dangerous peaks. Simultaneously, there has never been so much possibility at our fingertips as there is right now. A new paradigm is trying to emerge in our world, through our hearts and minds, like a flower trying to grow through the cracks in the cement sidewalk. New comprehensions and new solutions are emerging in our collective journey—from new sciences, to new economic models, new healing modalities, new energy technologies, new educational models, new forms of conflict resolution, etc. These times of crisis are unifying us and catalyzing us to awaken to our personal and collective responsibilities in this one planetary equation.

As we perceive the 2012 completion date as a reminder to us from the Ancients that right here and now we are living in precious times, we can realize how critical it is that we align together in respect for life, becoming more and more conscious of how our intentions and actions affect the Whole. This is an important theme of this prophecy: Becoming Conscious of All that has been Unconscious. It is time to see and know and become aware of how we can participate directly in this great transformation process, inside of ourselves and in our shared world, from the energies we transmit through our feelings and intentions, to the details of our lifestyle choices.

The New Cycle that is to emerge is founded on us awakening to the beauty and responsibility of our interconnectedness. Every one of us has a piece in this cosmic puzzle, and we must help each other find our heart's guidance in these mysterious times. As we recognize we are in a Global Healing Crisis, we can shake off the wounded victim mentality, and arise as Medicine Warriors, here to do the necessary work to help lay the ground for a New Era to root, conscious of our obligations to future generations.

Carlos Barrios, who was trained as an Ajq'ij in the Maya tradition, has this to share in regards to 2012:

"Our planet can be renewed or ravaged. Now is the time to awaken and take action... The prophesized changes are going to happen, but our attitude and actions determine how harsh or mild they are.

"This is a crucially important moment for humanity and for earth. Each person is important. If you have incarnated into this era, you have spiritual work to do balancing the planet...The greatest wisdom is in simplicity. Love, respect, tolerance, sharing, gratitude, forgiveness. It's not complex or elaborate. The real knowledge is free. It's encoded in your DNA. All you need is within you. Great teachers have said that from the beginning. Find your heart, and you will find your way."

http://www.13moon.com/prophecy%20page.htm

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http://adishakti.org/images_foreign/mayamap.gif
Map of Mayan Civilization centres Is 2012 going to be the "End of The World?"

No, not in terms of the complete destruction of the Earth and some kind of annihilation scenario. 2012 is not bringing the end of the planet.



Well to back you up on this, I was there holidaying last months and it is basically the start of a new millenium to the Mayan just like the year 2000 was to us, i'm sure we all remember the fear that bought. lol

The above post is an example of how to write two lines and occupy two pages!

Lates Sovereign bond yields... Thanks to links provided by Kno. Thanks Kno.

Breaking News: Volatility

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Breaking news: There has been a precipitous rise in both online poker activity and napping during early 2012, most notably between the hours of 8:30am and 3:15 pm CST.
From the financial floors to the computer screens, the trading universe has been bored, bewildered, and baffled by the lack of volatility. The markets have been on a slow upward grind with the intra-day trading ranges being historically small. For example, the majority of German & Bernanke-led explosion on Monday traded in a pathetic 4-point range until the late spike took hold. Tuesday was worse; it also had a ridiculously narrow intra-day range coupled with one of the lowest volume days in months if not years.

Is there any hope to break out of these depressing market conditions? It’s difficult to decipher considering the world isn’t really that much different from August-October 2011 when 30 point trading ranges were commonplace.

While the European Sovereign Debt crisis is no longer at code red, Portugal, Spain and Italy to name a few, have yet to emerge from the recession or lower their debt to GDP ratios and budget deficits. In a nutshell, they still have way too much debt (and growing) with too little economic growth (and shrinking) to really improve their situation.
Here at home the MF Global money still can’t be found, the “recovery” limps along with anemic job growth and a still-cratering housing market. Meanwhile, Benny & The Inkjets continue to print more money – or promise to print more money at the drop of a hat, just like lead singer Benny did Monday.

It’s ironic that this bull market is indicative of the more somnolent bear. Let’s hope volatility was hibernating this winter, and will soon join the spring bull or bear.



Trade well and follow the trend, not the so-called “experts.”






Behold the age of infinite moral hazard! On April 2nd, 2009 CONgress forced FASB to suspend rule 157 in favor of deceitful accounting for the TBTF banksters.




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Wednesday, March 28, 2012 7:40:45 AM
Barchart.com Morning Call for Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Overnight Developments
Global stocks this morning are mixed with the Euro Stoxx 50 down -0.21% and Jun S&Ps up +2.80 points. The dollar and Treasuries are little changed, while commodities and European stocks weakened after the French and British economies grew less than expected last quarter. Q4 French GDP was revised down to +1.3% annualized from +1.4% y/y and Q4 U.K. GDP was revised down to -0.3% q/q and +0.5% y/y, weaker than the previously reported -0.2% q/q and +0.7% y/y. European and U.S. stocks were also pressured after a transcript of an interview with ABC News anchor Diane Sawyer revealed that Fed Chairman Bernanke said the U.S. recovery isn't assured and "it's far too early to declare victory." The euro rose against the dollar after Italian Prime Minister Monti said during a visit to Tokyo that the Euro-Zone's debt woes are "almost over" after a slow initial response by policy makers. Natural gas prices posted another fresh 10-year nearest-futures lo w in overnight trade and metals prices weakened after Goldman Sachs Group cut its 3-month outlook on commodities to neutral from overweight.

1. Asian stocks today closed mostly lower with Japan down -0.71%, China -2.84%, Australia +0.98%, South Korea -0.40%, India -0.79%. Asian stocks fell after Chinese companies reported slumping profits and Societe Generale said consensus earnings expectations for some Chinese companies are "far too optimistic." China's Shanghai Stock Index tumbled to a 1-1/2 month low led by a 21% plunge in Gome Electrical Appliances Holdings Ltd. after China's second-largest electronics retailer said net income last year dropped to 1.84 billion yuan, weaker than analysts' estimates of 2.42 billion yuan. Chinese metal producers also fell as Jiangxi Copper, China's biggest copper producer by market value, fell 2.4% after it reported an 18% fall in profit and Angang Steel dropped 2.2% after reporting a wider-than-expected loss.

Tyco to merge $4.9B Flow Control unit with Pentair. Tyco's (TYC) Flow Control unit will merge with Pentair (PNR), a provider of fluid-processing solutions, in an all-stock deal that values Tyco Flow at around $4.9B, including debt. After the closing, Tyco's shareholders will have 52.5% of the combined Flow-Pentair business and Pentair holders 47.5%. The pro-forma 2012 revenue of the new entity is forecast at $7.7B.
MF's O'Brien talks to DOJ but not to Congress. MF Global (MFGLQ.PK) Assistant Treasurer Edith O'Brien, who's at the center of attempts to find out what happened to client money at the firm, has provided Department of Justice investigators details about transactions that dipped into customer funds, The Wall Street Journal reports. However, O'Brien is still expected to invoke the fifth when she appears before a House panel today.
AMR seeks to throw out staff contracts. The parent of American Airlines (AAMRQ.PK) yesterday sought approval from a bankruptcy court to void labor contracts, placing new pressure on pilots, flight attendants and other unionized workers to quickly agree to concessions. AMR CEO Tom Horton has told employees the "best outcome" remains negotiated settlements, and promised to work with unions toward that end.
Facebook warns on Yahoo dispute. Facebook (FB) yesterday said its patent dispute with Yahoo (YHOO) "could be material to our business, financial condition or results" in the event of "an unfavorable outcome." Meanwhile, Mark Zuckerberg's reluctance to meet investors ahead of Facebook's IPO could become an issue, especially given the control he will retain over the firm.
France, U.K., U.S. mull releasing more oil reserves. France, the U.K. and the U.S. are in talks about a possible release of strategic oil reserves "in a matter of weeks" in order to push fuel prices down, Le Monde reports. The speculation comes as Iran says that talks with world powers about its nuclear program will take place on April 13.
Risk of Spanish restructuring at all-time high - Citigroup. The risk of a Spanish debt restructuring is higher now than it has been since the beginning of the crisis, Citigroup chief economist William Buiter has said. "Spain looks likely to enter some form of a troika program this year, as a condition for further [ECB] support for the Spanish sovereign and/or Spanish banks."
Nokia to launch Windows phones in China in April. Nokia (NOK) shares were +3.7% premarket after the firm said it will start selling Windows Lumia smartphones in China from next month. Nokia, which is seeking to recover a plunge in market share from Apple and Samsung, is initially selling the devices through China Telecom (CHA), but plans to market its products through the other two big carriers as well.
House OKs easing of IPO rules. The House yesterday voted 380-41 in favor of legislation that will ease a variety of business regulations, especially for IPOs. It's the first major lightening of securities law since the Dodd-Frank reforms were passed, and is a significant rollback from Sarbanes-Oxley. President Obama has signaled he will sign the bill.
eBay's Passage to India. eBay (EBAY) is targeting growth in India, investing more money and fine-tuning its strategy there as it tries to steer Indian customers away from low-margin electronic goods to higher-margin purchases like clothes and shoes. The stakes are huge, with India's online shopping market expected to hit $70B by 2020 from just $600M now.
BATS retains Ratterman as CEO. Joe Ratterman is being removed as BATS (BATS) Chairman but gets to keep his job as CEO with the "unanimous support" of the board following the exchange's botched IPO last week. Earlier this week, BATS co-founder Dave Cummings urged the company to carry out the listing in Q2.
BofA looks to expand internationally. Bank of America (BAC) is putting together an international advisory board to provide guidance on global strategy, The Wall Street Journal reports, as the U.S. powerhouse prepares for a greater global push. This is despite BofA recently selling holdings in China Construction Bank and other international assets as it works to shore up its balance sheet.
Banks can direct foreclosure fines for routine activity. Here's the fine print from the $25B foreclosure settlement the five big mortgage banks signed last month: Of the $17B banks must earmark for "assistance to borrowers," more than half can be used in ways that won't stop foreclosures, including some activities that are already standard bank practices, such as demolishing abandoned houses.
Bernanke: Fed stopped "Total Meltdown." Ben Bernanke yesterday defended the Fed's response to the 2008 financial crisis, saying that it prevented "total meltdown" at a time when there were "very real" fears of a second Great Depression. "I think the view is increasingly gaining acceptance that without the forceful policy response that stabilized the financial system in 2008 and early 2009, we could've had a much worse outcome in the economy," Bernanke said.
Asia set to double firewall. Asian policymakers are preparing to double a $120B reserve pool for defending the region against shocks. The move is meant to reduce their reliance on traditional backstops such as the IMF, which expects the eurozone to take up around 80% of its total credit in 2014.

Today's Markets:
In Asia, Japan -0.7% to 10183. Hong Kong -0.8% to 20885. China -2.6% to 2285. India -0.8% to 17122.
In Europe, at midday, London -0.2%. Paris -0.1%. Frankfurt -0.1%.
Futures at 7:00: Dow +0.2%. S&P +0.2%. Nasdaq +0.2%. Crude -0.9% to $106.38. Gold -0.55% to $1675.70.

Wednesday's economic calendar:
7:00 MBA Mortgage Applications
8:30 Durable Goods
10:00 Hearing: FY 2013 Budgetary Requests (Geithner)
10:30 EIA Petroleum Inventories
1:00 PM Results of $35B, 5-Year Note Auction
2:30 PM Hearing: 'Enhancing Economic Growth' (Geithner)

Great thred GOOD stuff

Welcome danc
Glad you like the thread.
If you haven't already done so, please read page 1. It contains the rules and objectives as well as several resources for all traders.
Looking forward to your participation.
Cheers
PipTrapper (aka PT)

I analyze one system for over a year now for kick the market especially broker,it such a powerful weapon for any kind of market

No Stress
No Watching the Moves every day hour or minutes..
Just a short 10 minutes only...
and whatever it moves,there are only 2 result...Profit or Break even

and am very proud just name it....

The.....

aka FXM ( Most of people called me like that )

Historical points , S/D plays well again ... congrats for FXM also

It is always tricky to get the point when most of the people try going with the flow ..there is always something light which take away the heavy crowd!

you remember my short ?? so touch....

Btw locked in BE now,market seem Impotent

Value for old ..all that I can say