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  • #659,761
  • Jun 20, 2012 5:10am Jun 20, 2012 5:10am
Quoting Tenseven
mk.. well, they stabilized the euro so the oil market wouldn't crash. same sh*t.


Oil moves the EUR and other risk currencies not the other way round. :nerd: Propping up the EUR alone won't be sufficient in pushing up the price of oil because Europe is not going to suddenly consume more oil when it is already experiencing a drop in exports and consumption for goods.

Besides a strong EUR is not going to be beneficial for the country that is supposed to be the main consumer for crude in Europe at the moment. Germany.
  • #659,762
  • Jun 20, 2012 5:10am Jun 20, 2012 5:10am
Quoting Tenseven
what I really meant when I posted this was none of the things that were said last night were accurate.. lots of random guessing and numbers that made no sense instead of direct research into what was actually happening.. all I'm saying is that this forum is not the best place to find tips for trading the eur/usd.. not saying all information is wrong, but differentiating between the most helpful information and all else is almost impossible. just trying to tip off new traders that are looking for help, this isn't the place.

don't forget each trade have 1 buyer and 1 seller both using same chart , last night i got burned too , we can't right all the time specially when headlines released last night we had Greek headline , Spain bond margin change ,G20 and evergreen QE if we are wrong s/l should protect us.

edit time for some excise
Mohan
  • #659,763
  • Jun 20, 2012 5:18am Jun 20, 2012 5:18am
Quoting Esssex


Oil moves the EUR and other risk currencies not the other way round. :nerd: Propping up the EUR alone won't be sufficient in pushing up the price of oil because Europe is not going to suddenly consume more oil when it is already experiencing a drop in exports and consumption for goods.

Besides a strong EUR is not going to be beneficial for the country that is supposed to be the main consumer for crude in Europe at the moment. Germany.
So true...but middle eastern fat cats may not want to know this...yet
  • #659,764
  • Jun 20, 2012 5:19am Jun 20, 2012 5:19am
Quoting voltagetoe
http://www.chrisroubis.com/wp-conten...ela-Merkel.jpg

They do look the same, don't they ?

  • #659,765
  • Jun 20, 2012 5:20am Jun 20, 2012 5:20am
Quoting Esssex


Oil moves the EUR and other risk currencies not the other way round. :nerd: Propping up the EUR alone won't be sufficient in pushing up the price of oil because Europe is not going to suddenly consume more oil when it is already experiencing a drop in exports and consumption for goods.

Besides a strong EUR is not going to be beneficial for the country that is supposed to be the main consumer for crude in Europe at the moment. Germany.

obviously it was sufficient enough.. and how could a strong eur NOT be beneficial for a country that is a main consumer of crude in europe?
  • #659,766
  • Jun 20, 2012 5:21am Jun 20, 2012 5:21am
Quoting Tenseven
what I really meant when I posted this was none of the things that were said last night were accurate.. lots of random guessing and numbers that made no sense instead of direct research into what was actually happening.. all I'm saying is that this forum is not the best place to find tips for trading the eur/usd.. not saying all information is wrong, but differentiating between the most helpful information and all else is almost impossible. just trying to tip off new traders that are looking for help, this isn't the place.
Well, the only way for new trader to learn or find tip is really by having a trading plan and knowing what he or she can risk, and knowing not to over-leverage and account protection. No one can predict 100% direction in Forex.

New traders if want to be full time trader must go through their own.
Personality, Psychology, Emotion and experience. PPEE
They must learn through this 4 components in Forex only than they can make decision on their own. Opinions are to be see, not to listen, its your own money to risk. Blame no one.

Everyone can post here and post there, in the mean time i don't care how market moves i love to see market volatility that's where probability of pips moves more, because i already made more than 40 pips when everyone is debating up or down.
  • #659,767
  • Jun 20, 2012 5:22am Jun 20, 2012 5:22am
Quoting morob
seems to me in many ways world war II never really ended and its still being played out as we speak. Euro2012 bringing some of these feelings out along with this german road map
  • #659,768
  • Jun 20, 2012 5:22am Jun 20, 2012 5:22am
Holding last short from 1.2707, with sl at 1.2706 BE +1.

May tp if price touches lower boilinger on 15min.
  • #659,769
  • Jun 20, 2012 5:24am Jun 20, 2012 5:24am
Quoting 5percent
Well, the only way for new trader to learn or find tip is really by having a trading plan and knowing what he or she can risk, and knowing not to over-leverage and account protection. No one can predict 100% direction in Forex.

New traders if want to be full time trader must go through their own.
Personality, Psychology, Emotion and experience. PPEE
They must learn through this 4 components in Forex only than they can make decision on their own. Opinions are to be see, not to listen, its your own money to risk. Blame no one.

Everyone can...
again, to new traders that are already confident in their trading methods.. do not use this forum as another "helpful tip" to your strategy..
  • #659,770
  • Jun 20, 2012 5:27am Jun 20, 2012 5:27am
Quoting Tenseven
obviously it was sufficient enough.. and how could a strong eur NOT be beneficial for a country that is a main consumer of crude in europe?
Because the fact that Germany relies on EXPORTS?

What, you think a strong EUR is going to boost demand for more German imports at a time where global demand for goods is already slowing? Cheaper crude is not going to make up for the losses that will be incurred from international trade due to a strong EUR.

When demand for exports drop, less goods will be produced which will result in a lower demand for resources(Including crude).
  • #659,771
  • Jun 20, 2012 5:34am Jun 20, 2012 5:34am
Quoting Esssex
Because the fact that Germany relies on EXPORTS?

What, you think a strong EUR is going to boost demand for more German imports at a time where global demand for goods is already slowing? Cheaper crude is not going to make up for the losses that will be incurred from international trade due to a strong EUR.

When demand for exports drop, less goods will be produced which will result in a lower demand for resources(Including crude).
in some crazy, indirect way.. probably.
  • #659,772
  • Jun 20, 2012 5:46am Jun 20, 2012 5:46am
Quoting Tenseven
in some crazy, indirect way.. probably.
Oh god, the dimwits we have here who can't admit when they are wrong, don't worry we have an Indian buddy to accompany you in the loser's circle.

Before you attempt to say anything else to make yourself look even more dumb than you already are, I would suggest you READ UP on the drivers of each individual economy you want to talk about.

Understand whether their economy is driven by Domestic Consumption, Government Spending, Investments or Exports.

After that go read up on FINANCE and how currency strength affects either of the above factors I have listed.

Those are just the very basics any person who wants to talk about fundamentals should know.
  • #659,773
  • Jun 20, 2012 5:50am Jun 20, 2012 5:50am
Quoting Esssex
Oh god, the dimwits we have here who can't admit when they are wrong, don't worry we have an Indian buddy to accompany you in the loser's circle.

Before you attempt to say anything else to make yourself look even more dumb than you already are, I would suggest you READ UP on the drivers of each individual economy you want to talk about.

Understand whether their economy is driven by Domestic Consumption, Government Spending, Investments or Exports.

After that go read up on FINANCE and how currency strength affects either of the above factors...
alright, say you are right essex, I mean you know so much, and are so confident. why don't you* give advice on trading forex? i mean damn.. buy or sell, right now? you know everything there is to know, right?
  • #659,774
  • Jun 20, 2012 5:52am Jun 20, 2012 5:52am
Quoting Esssex
Oh god, the dimwits we have here who can't admit when they are wrong, don't worry we have an Indian buddy to accompany you in the loser's circle.

Before you attempt to say anything else to make yourself look even more dumb than you already are, I would suggest you READ UP on the drivers of each individual economy you want to talk about.

Understand whether their economy is driven by Domestic Consumption, Government Spending, Investments or Exports.

After that go read up on FINANCE and how currency strength affects either of the above factors...
“Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened.”
  • #659,775
  • Jun 20, 2012 5:53am Jun 20, 2012 5:53am
Quoting Tenseven
what I really meant when I posted this was none of the things that were said last night were accurate.. lots of random guessing and numbers that made no sense instead of direct research into what was actually happening.. all I'm saying is that this forum is not the best place to find tips for trading the eur/usd.. not saying all information is wrong, but differentiating between the most helpful information and all else is almost impossible. just trying to tip off new traders that are looking for help, this isn't the place.
I think it is a little unfair to make generalised statements like this.

It's a forum, with all the usual diversity.

I am sure that collectively the posters on this forum put a hell of a lot of 'direct research' into what is happening at any point in time and deserve some credit.

These are extraordinary market conditions and personally I would advise you to stay out until things return to 'normal' (whatever that is).
  • #659,776
  • Jun 20, 2012 5:55am Jun 20, 2012 5:55am
lol to be honest, i'm just drunk and talking sh*t.. didn't even trade tonight or last night, trying to get a reaction out of you all because it's 3am and i have nothing better to do.

bwahahahahah
  • #659,777
  • Jun 20, 2012 6:00am Jun 20, 2012 6:00am
Quoting Tenseven
lol to be honest, i'm just drunk and talking sh*t.. didn't even trade tonight or last night, trying to get a reaction out of you all because it's 3am and i have nothing better to do.

bwahahahahah
idiot! go better watch some porn
  • #659,778
  • Jun 20, 2012 6:01am Jun 20, 2012 6:01am
Quoting shmandi
idiot! go better watch some porn

lol !!!!
“Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened.”
  • #659,779
  • Jun 20, 2012 6:03am Jun 20, 2012 6:03am
Quoting shmandi
idiot! go better watch some porn

porn is pointless if you're already getting laid, and you don't know if you're gf is goin to wake up and catch u
  • #659,780
  • Jun 20, 2012 6:07am Jun 20, 2012 6:07am
Quoting Tenseven
alright, say you are right essex, I mean you know so much, and are so confident. why don't you* give advice on trading forex? i mean damn.. buy or sell, right now? you know everything there is to know, right?
Say I am? I know I am. Never been more sure than the day I shorted the EUR from 1.34.

But you, I am sure know nuts. Besides what kind of fag comes onto a FOREX trading forum when he claims he is "drunk as sh!t".
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