EURUSD

Ok, euro should go... Down !! The lawyer says: Only if the Bundestag can decide about higher risks for germany, only then, the Bundesverfassungsgericht says ok for ESM !!

This means that the their is a barrier for the aids.

added @ 82

Long from 90

Come on push through 1.29, don't you dare retrace!

anybody ever heard rule do not left order without TP if you go away from PC?

just touched the weekly bollinger band on the USDX. also is in same spot as H4 bollinger band

The say: it's ok, ESM is ok BUT only as long as the barrier of 190 billion Euros for germany is not triggered !

So the game goes on...

That was one of the most insane scalping sessions I've ever had. I hit on like 23 of 25 trades and most within 10-15 minutes. Here is my 30 second chart...

stop above 29?

Yes i won't risk more than this daily high.
Because if it goes back above 1,2900 it can go way higher.

Take this from a scalper. A tight stop right now isnt a smart idea. I would come back in about an hour.

my advice is don't trade this guys.....

Sell on the news? Barosso talks banking union, Court caps German bailout funds, Dutch elections. Decision priced in, just looking for short setup.

Euro will go more up now ??

+25 on 2898 short

(which was weekly bollinger band touch on USDX)

I just no direction...
Just my borring position and a little bit gambling

Short @1.2883
TP whatever till i go back to my LCD

The spread atm is more than 2 pips. I am off to dinner.

Hard to see the short going far after that last bear trap.

Ben can kill this bull faster than Germany though.

It may not come for another month or two yet. Makes sense to do it RIGHT after elections. (QE3)


Technically there is not a much better time to long USDX for a relief rally. But fundamentals might dominate technicals.

You all over 550 people here. Go home, show is over

0837 GMT [Dow Jones] The constitutional court ruling in Germany is risk-positive, Rabobank says, given that the conditions set by the Court are not as severe as some participants had anticipated. The court said the lower house of parliament must approve an increase in German liabilities to the ESM in excess of EUR190 billion and both houses of parliament must be informed of ESM's decisions. "Given some [prior] concern the court might request an opt out clause be inserted into the ESM treaty and/or recommend a referendum, this looks to be "conditionality-lite" which is risk positive and, hence, is putting pressure on core paper at the time of writing," says strategist Richard McGuire.

long DAX 7390