The Really Useless Thread

short here on the break/retest of 3137, would like pay 3077...might settle for less, like yest/low..risking 3157..

Noted.

Holy change up! Even funnier now!

Retail positioning on both fiber and cable slowly turning long - nicely corresponds with my bearish view...

So far, so good, g-man. Turned on a dime for you! Or a hundredth of a dime!

chingggggggggggggggggggggggggggg 28 now lets see bear 25

could not have said it sassier

I like it!

May jump in myself on a small pullback.

GL mate.

Tis a thing of beauty!

S EU 3138, SL 48

I have:

1625.12
1612.35
1522.75

I hear ya, bro, got in 1 pip higher...Let´s kick some ass.

One after another - 3092, 3075, 3050 area...

Btw retail sales from EU in 40 mins - they should give us some boost...

1625.12

1612.35

1522.75

love this shitt bro it tells u how far the puss puss can drip

If interested:

PREVIEW: April US Non-Farm Payrolls due at 1330BST (0730CDT)

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US Change in Non-Farm Payrolls M/M (Apr) Exp. +160K (Prev. +120K, Feb +227K)

Estimates:

Barclays Capital
+150K
Bank of America
+155K
Deutsche Bank
+175K
Goldman Sachs
+125K
HSBC
+170K
JP Morgan
+145K
UBS
+170K
Morgan Stanley
+130K

Unemployment Rate M/M (Apr) Exp. 8.2% (Prev. 8.2%, Feb 8.3%)
In terms of recent data, Wednesday’s ADP employment change was a sharp miss on the street estimates, however, the correlation over the last twelve months has seen ADP outperform NFP on six occasions and underperform on six, offering little correlation. The latest Initial Jobless Claims showed the biggest drop since May 2011 yesterday; however the trend for the past month has seen consistent figures averaging 379K, a large increase on the previous month’s average of 354K. The employment constituents for Philadelphia Fed and Empire manufacturing were both stronger than last month’s data and the ISM Manufacturing constituent was the highest since June 2011, although the ISM Non-Manufacturing employment constituent was slightly down on February’s data. The potential influence of warmer winter weather on the Q1 employment figures saw a strong start to the year, it is widely expected for the impact of warmer weather on the data to decline in the coming months.

The current consensus range (+89-210K) for today’s report is somewhat wider than last month, with the bulk of estimates lying between +150-175K; overall NFP for April is expected to register a slender improvement on March’s figure, eyes will also be fixed on revisions to last month’s figures. The unemployment rate is widely expected to be in-line at 8.2% (range 8.1%-8.3%), with an even balance from analysts expecting a decrease or increase of 0.1% on the headline data. A large decline in the unemployment rate is unlikely as analysts are widely expecting the labour participation rate to stabilise during the next few months after the large declines seen at the end of 2011.

In terms of market reaction a reading below 120K and any downward revisions to March’s figure, will likely be seized upon by market bears and consequently a move higher in T-Notes. Any fast money move lower in equities could be retraced as a disappointing reading could lead to speculation the Fed may conduct further easing following comments from the FOMC that further stimulus would only be required if there is a decline in the economy. A reading over 200K would give cheer to investors that the US labour market will continue to improve in 2012 and could see an initial spike to the upside in the equity markets following the release.

Btw current volatility index levels reached April 2007 lows in EUR/USD

I like it when it drips!

Is cool...in the yard?

Translation: Blood!!!

it looked good on the 4h.. it sucks atm on the 5 m..

yop