Trading EURUSD only

1st post

actually price is in a range
we can ether call it resistance or support
both is correct

I've been following several threads on here for a while I just took time to sign up and post

in this actual case we might call this range a coffin...

see you @ asian session

I understand that I just see PA getting tighter then it will be a great spot for a b/o trade

Perfect range.

Tuesday US session
wow

well said

well come

see you thodie

Might see another 10 pip upmove. Possible even further up, because the triangle upper TL is broken then.

See you

check your tick chart
flat
does not seen a flat like that
dont remeber

1H Ct is in a grave triangle

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ROCHESTER, N.Y.--Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia President Charles Plosser held firm in his view that the central bank's loose monetary policy will need to be reined in sooner than anticipated to prevent an acceleration of inflation in the coming years.
Mr. Plosser maintained his view that inflation would remain close to the Fed's 2% target over the medium to long term, but added that "this expectation is based on my assessment that the appropriate monetary policy is likely to tighten more quickly" than the Federal Reserve Open Market Committee indicated in its latest statement.
Mr. Plosser's stance on monetary policy puts him at odds with Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, who highlighted Monday that, while there have been some improvements in labor and housing markets, "there is still quite a ways to go," indicating that he aims to continue loose monetary policies designed to boost economic growth, including $85 billion in monthly bond purchases.
Mr. Plosser's comments came from a speech delivered at the University of Rochester's 34th Annual Economic Seminar. It was broadly the same speech he delivered Friday in New Jersey. The official isn't currently a voting member of the monetary-policy-setting FOMC.
Nonetheless, Fed watchers are paying closer attention to divisions within the central bank since the minutes from its December policy meeting showed that policy makers have different views on when its bond-buying program should come to an end. Some board members said that the purchases should be stopped well before the end of the year.
The Fed has indicated that it will maintain its easy policy stance until the jobless rate hits 6.5%, as long as expected inflation stays under 2.5%. The unemployment rate in December was 7.8%, unchanged from the previous month.
Mr. Plosser on Tuesday reiterated his view that the Fed's exceptionally loose monetary policy, which is designed to keep interest rates low and stimulate consumption and investment, won't likely have the desired effect, as uncertainty about the economic outlook and fiscal policy in the U.S. weigh on business decisions.
"Monetary policy accommodation that lowers interest rates is unlikely to stimulate firms to hire and invest until a significant amount of the uncertainty has been resolved," Mr. Plosser
Mr. Plosser maintained his forecast that the U.S. economy will expand 3% in 2013 and 2014, and that unemployment will decline to 7% by the end of this year.

ty

this what I am saying for months
he is quite late he he

he is dreaming
"U.S. economy will expand 3% in 2013 and 2014,"

he can not manage both

if they look for growth they will release inflation
or
no growth

They keep printing money how could they avoid side effect .