EURUSD

wat do u mean

Well if you look at simple year pattern I would say 1,4900 is possible...but I won't say anything, those predictions are just predicitons. I'm happy with few pips in my bag.

But this strong and violent upwards move was a gift. I'll be careful as usual. Careful with longs also. Buying has to end sooner or later, as selling did few days ago.

1.60 is NOT possible unless spain or greece find an island made out of pure gold. this is just propping up the euro to entice people back into markets higher euro mutli-nationals get better profits . 1.40 is possible before a plummet

3480 seems reachable for today, anyways gl all ill stop running my mouth now. Enjoy the weekend cheers

it pass now

then there's more dancing.. out of it.

I'm laughing hard at the velocity the market going up.

U.S only wants to pay back to china with 15 trillion rolls of toilet papers, nothing else.

It's more on the dollar being dumped for this move and Yen weakening. And as always smart money will trump retails.

Me not, i missed the break at 1.3285...

Daily chart with next levels as I see them --

http://i49.tinypic.com/23jp6o.png

Ok I like seeing strong euro but you should stop posting crap like this. See this picture please...
http://shrani.najdi.si/?1j/NI/SDUvtzJ/debpt.jpg

http://shrani.najdi.si/?1j/NI/SDUvtzJ/debpt.jpg

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http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xg2...paper-roll_fun

That's what I think of the EURO..but I'm not even going short for now due to this situation..waiting for 3375 to short small..
But let's be honest..there is no future for the EU
1. US GDP growth rate exceeds EU's GDP growth rate
2. US population growth is higher than EU population growth (in 2011 and in 2012) - for 2012:US + 0,8%, EU + 0,4% (source: World Bank)
3. Increase in oil production - 766 000 barrels per day - and controll most of world oil reserves
4. EU is the biggest energy importer
5. Increasing prices of energy
6. Increase in energy usage per capita in EU 27 - decrease in USA
7. Greece - bankrupt, record high unemployment, virtually no economy, high possibility of civil unrest + privatisation of water and energy sector (way underprice) could cause insurgence..no way to return debt!! NEVER EVER!!!!!! GREECE DEBT approx. 170% GDP in 2013 (source: Fitch)
8. Spain - bankrupt, failing economy, record high unemployment @ end of tourist season (so it's gonna get worse)
9. Ireland - bankrupt, debt arround 120% of GDP, GDP growt below forecast (source: Reuters)
10. Portugal - around 120% GDP 2012, record high unemployment
11. Iceland - debt over 130% GDP 2011
12. Italy
13. Romania
14. Newcomer Croatia - record high unemployment, virtually no economy, debt around 90% GDP, 5 bombs exploded within last 24 hours in the capital city
15. Slovenia - small but definitely with issues
16. Candidate states - Serbia, Monte Negro, Bosnia and Hercegovina - all with recor high unemployment, crime rate is up, virtually no economy, indebted
17. US - world No 1 military force -- EURO zone: do we have a military force?
18. Watering down bank liquidity...banks can hold junk bonds to meet liquidity ratio..good if people don't rally to banks soon..doing this in mid crisis is like putting a gun to your head..our bank guverner did just the opposite thing one year before the crisis and he was voted best bank guverner of Europe
19. GMO - plan for long term prosperity for US, they are spraying crop field all around the globe, and the only seed that grows is GMO..
20. Declining unemployment rate US and lower than EURO unemployment rate which is growing
........
bla bla bla

So yeah, i see it going down, way way down....
Pls comment

Curious, what do you think of this move? I hope you are not going to say it's manipulated.

1. China, Mainland, $1155.5 billion dollars
2. Japan, $1130.7 billion dollars
3. Oil Exporters*, $267.0 billion dollars
4. Brazil, $250.5 billion dollars
5. Carib Bnkng Ctrs**, $240.4 billion dollars
6. All Other, $236.9 billion dollars
7. Taiwan, $200.4 billion dollars
8. Switzerland, $195.8 billion dollars
9. Russia, $162.8 billion dollars
10. Luxembourg, $148.1 billion dollars

hahaha okay, thx for the info.

I would say it's technical and it's a reaction to yesterdays news, even todays news...but we had a conference yesterday and Draghi didn't say anything, nor did the interest rates changed..such a reaction is uncalled for..

Sorry folks.... bad day

i'll disappear.

have a great day everyone, green pips to you all,
congrats to whoever holding longs.

Yes!! Closed all my longs at 3361. Very good week

The other view is that the drop post fiscal cliff was overdone, due to low liquidity over the holiday season. Not surprised it's risen back so fast