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- #31,062
- Jan 18, 2013 12:25am Jan 18, 2013 12:25am
- Joined Aug 2012 | Status: Trader | 4,266 Posts
Good morning everybody
Todays' economic calendar
Todays' economic calendar
- #31,063
- Jan 18, 2013 12:32am Jan 18, 2013 12:32am
- Joined Aug 2012 | Status: Trader | 4,266 Posts
Haha not angry at all I thought we were all here to make money and share ideas I gave a gem away a couple days ago and also called this little down move, which I think there is more down left in the tank. Still get ignored so why waste my time giving money away?
I personally like every outlook that is posted to this thread.
But when nobody comments on your outlook that late of day, you think nobody cares what you think? To care means to comment ?
I personally didn't see any negative comment about your outlook from anybody, so don't see any reason to get mad about it.
Every tader has also his own charts, plans, outlooks to take care of.
Hope you still visit this thread and keep posting you outlooks
- #31,066
- Jan 18, 2013 12:45am Jan 18, 2013 12:45am
- Joined Oct 2012 | Status: private | 2,606 Posts
good tomorrow, good tomorrow
http://www.goldseiten.de/artikel/160...erem-JPY-.html
"Genau diese aggressive monetäre Politik ist der Schlüssel zu einer dauerhaften und nachhaltigen Anpassung der JPY-Bewertung auf realistische Niveaus, die gegenüber dem Euro jenseits der Marke von 130 liegen.
Wir freuen uns sehr, dass Herr Nowotny in der Frage der Bewertung des Euros Herrn Juncker Paroli bietet. Der hohe Wechselkurs des Euro ist nach Einschätzung von EZB-Ratsmitglied Ewald Nowotny kein Grund zur Beunruhigung. "Ich glaube, man sollte die kurzfristigen Wechselkursschwankungen nicht überbewerten - und ich sehe hier keinen langfristigen Trend. Daher ist das aus meiner Sicht kein Grund für große Beunruhigung." Bei dem Trend stimmen wir Herrn Nowotny nicht zu - wir haben unsere strukturellen Hausaufgaben in der Eurozone weitgehend gemacht. Jetzt gilt es in den kommenden Jahren, die konjunkturelle Ernte einzufahren. In diesem Prozess wird es meines Erachtens zu einer freundlicheren Bewertung des Euros kommen. Das darf man dann auch als Trend klassifizieren.
Bezüglich der Regulierung der Ratingagenturen, die im EU-Parlament gestern verabschiedet wurde, haben wir ein ambivalentes Verhältnis. Gut ist, dass die Notwendigkeit einer Regulierung erkannt wurde und umgesetzt wurde. Inhaltlich ist diese Regulierung hinsichtlich des zuvor definierten Zielkatalogs entzahnt. Ich teile die enttäuschte Haltung Sven Giegolds (MdEP)."
Exactly this aggressive monetary policy is the key to a lasting and sustainable adaptation of the JPY review on realistic levels which are against the euro beyond the mark of 130.
We are very pleased that Mr. Nowotny on the issue of valuation of the Euro Mr Juncker Paroli offers. The high exchange rate of the euro is in the opinion of the Governing Council member Ewald Nowotny no cause for alarm. "I believe one should not overestimate the short-term exchange rate fluctuations -.. And I do not see any long-term trend that's why in my view no reason for great concern" With the trend we agree Mr. Nowotny not - we have done our homework structural in the euro area largely. Now we have in the coming years to enter the economic harvest. In this process, I believe it will be a friendly appreciation of the euro. This one may be classified as a trend.
With regard to the regulation of rating agencies, which was passed in the European Parliament yesterday, we have an ambivalent relationship. It is good that the need for regulation has been recognized and has been implemented. Content of this regulation is (toothless) terms of the previously defined target catalog. I share the disappointment attitude Sven Giegolds (MEP).
Folker Hellmeyer
Chefanalyst Bremer Landesbank
http://www.goldseiten.de/artikel/160...erem-JPY-.html
"Genau diese aggressive monetäre Politik ist der Schlüssel zu einer dauerhaften und nachhaltigen Anpassung der JPY-Bewertung auf realistische Niveaus, die gegenüber dem Euro jenseits der Marke von 130 liegen.
Wir freuen uns sehr, dass Herr Nowotny in der Frage der Bewertung des Euros Herrn Juncker Paroli bietet. Der hohe Wechselkurs des Euro ist nach Einschätzung von EZB-Ratsmitglied Ewald Nowotny kein Grund zur Beunruhigung. "Ich glaube, man sollte die kurzfristigen Wechselkursschwankungen nicht überbewerten - und ich sehe hier keinen langfristigen Trend. Daher ist das aus meiner Sicht kein Grund für große Beunruhigung." Bei dem Trend stimmen wir Herrn Nowotny nicht zu - wir haben unsere strukturellen Hausaufgaben in der Eurozone weitgehend gemacht. Jetzt gilt es in den kommenden Jahren, die konjunkturelle Ernte einzufahren. In diesem Prozess wird es meines Erachtens zu einer freundlicheren Bewertung des Euros kommen. Das darf man dann auch als Trend klassifizieren.
Bezüglich der Regulierung der Ratingagenturen, die im EU-Parlament gestern verabschiedet wurde, haben wir ein ambivalentes Verhältnis. Gut ist, dass die Notwendigkeit einer Regulierung erkannt wurde und umgesetzt wurde. Inhaltlich ist diese Regulierung hinsichtlich des zuvor definierten Zielkatalogs entzahnt. Ich teile die enttäuschte Haltung Sven Giegolds (MdEP)."
Exactly this aggressive monetary policy is the key to a lasting and sustainable adaptation of the JPY review on realistic levels which are against the euro beyond the mark of 130.
We are very pleased that Mr. Nowotny on the issue of valuation of the Euro Mr Juncker Paroli offers. The high exchange rate of the euro is in the opinion of the Governing Council member Ewald Nowotny no cause for alarm. "I believe one should not overestimate the short-term exchange rate fluctuations -.. And I do not see any long-term trend that's why in my view no reason for great concern" With the trend we agree Mr. Nowotny not - we have done our homework structural in the euro area largely. Now we have in the coming years to enter the economic harvest. In this process, I believe it will be a friendly appreciation of the euro. This one may be classified as a trend.
With regard to the regulation of rating agencies, which was passed in the European Parliament yesterday, we have an ambivalent relationship. It is good that the need for regulation has been recognized and has been implemented. Content of this regulation is (toothless) terms of the previously defined target catalog. I share the disappointment attitude Sven Giegolds (MEP).
Folker Hellmeyer Chefanalyst Bremer Landesbank
just do it
- #31,067
- Jan 18, 2013 12:56am Jan 18, 2013 12:56am
- Joined Dec 2012 | Status: Trader | 8,124 Posts
The world you desire can be won. It exists.. it is real.. it is possible..
- #31,070
- Jan 18, 2013 1:04am Jan 18, 2013 1:04am
- Joined Dec 2012 | Status: Trader | 8,124 Posts
The world you desire can be won. It exists.. it is real.. it is possible..
- #31,071
- Jan 18, 2013 1:17am Jan 18, 2013 1:17am
- Joined Aug 2012 | Status: Trader | 4,266 Posts
I was afraid you would say that- I was thinking 3485 is POSS.
And then mother of all shorts.
But again, I see it as 50/50 inflection point, no discernible outlook. Waves are not complete either so no count-TBD. Could see 5th wave extension or truncation.
Chart says yes, brain says no, when not in agreement, no trade.
3485 poss yes.
15min left
30min center
5min right
we need to break 70 for our downmove, which i would like to have, to buy the dip. but it disrgards the logic right now.
- #31,072
- Edited 1:33am Jan 18, 2013 1:19am | Edited 1:33am
CheG & Thodie.
Any outlooks for today?
Looking at this chart (still to be updated) I'd like to see some, even small, pullback, but, against all logic, I'm in favour of the upside, at least till 1.34 (after that we might go higher very quickly... or down...
Thanks.
- #31,073
- Jan 18, 2013 1:20am Jan 18, 2013 1:20am
- Joined Aug 2012 | Status: Trader | 4,266 Posts
hehe
3485 poss yes.
15min left
30min center
5min right
we need to break 70 for our downmove, which i would like to have, to buy the dip. but it disrgards the logic right now.
- #31,074
- Edited 1:35am Jan 18, 2013 1:24am | Edited 1:35am
Hello, mok1one and everyone! I haven't been to the cyber world for a long time, now I'm trying to get the hang of what is going on on EUR/USD field. So far no 'exact' numbers, just a 'feeling'.
Looking at this chart (still to be updated) I'd like to see some, even small, pullback, but, against all logic, I'm in favour of the upside, at least till 1.34 (after that we might go higher very quickly... or down...
Thanks.
Counting from the yellow ellipse gives me 1.35, tho
- #31,075
- Jan 18, 2013 1:24am Jan 18, 2013 1:24am
- Joined Aug 2012 | Status: Trader | 4,266 Posts
Hello, mok1one and everyone! I haven't been to the cyber world for a long time, now I'm trying to get the hang of what is going on on EUR/USD field. So far no 'exact' numbers, just a 'feeling'.
Looking at this chart (still to be updated) I'd like to see some, even small, pullback, but, against all logic, I'm in favour of the upside, at least till 1.34 (after that we might go higher very quickly... or down...
Attachment
Thanks.
I also favor the upside right now, but also waiting for that PB to buy the dip. Way too high to buy from here. If no pullback occurs, I have a put pending on the break of Monday High. But still i think we need at least a small PB to continue to rally. London 1st H might to do it, I hope so at least.
- #31,076
- Jan 18, 2013 1:27am Jan 18, 2013 1:27am
- Joined Dec 2012 | Status: Trader | 8,124 Posts
Hello, mok1one and everyone! I haven't been to the cyber world for a long time, now I'm trying to get the hang of what is going on on EUR/USD field. So far no 'exact' numbers, just a 'feeling'.
Looking at this chart (still to be updated) I'd like to see some, even small, pullback, but, against all logic, I'm in favour of the upside, at least till 1.34 (after that we might go higher very quickly... or down...
Attachment
Thanks.
I am both glad and sad others are seeing the same.
Been staring at this for hours and starting to feel like an idiot because I have no idea.
The world you desire can be won. It exists.. it is real.. it is possible..
- #31,077
- Jan 18, 2013 1:28am Jan 18, 2013 1:28am
- Joined Oct 2012 | Status: private | 2,606 Posts
hi mok1one,
you won´t like my outlook...
supply zones good visible in 1h chart
Rising wedge actually in wave 5, when it´s not truncated we might see a retest of monday high then to the south
Edit: with this impressive wicks even the big fingers don´t know where to go
you won´t like my outlook...
supply zones good visible in 1h chart
Rising wedge actually in wave 5, when it´s not truncated we might see a retest of monday high then to the south
Edit: with this impressive wicks even the big fingers don´t know where to go
just do it
- #31,078
- Jan 18, 2013 1:30am Jan 18, 2013 1:30am
- Joined Aug 2012 | Status: Trader | 4,266 Posts
35 Was also what i have for todays target.
Daily channels suggest that to me and also 4H bullish div is only half way done imo (average ~240, ~135 done right now)
- #31,079
- Jan 18, 2013 1:34am Jan 18, 2013 1:34am
- Joined Aug 2012 | Status: Trader | 4,266 Posts
hi mok1one,
you won´t like my outlook...
supply zones good visible in 1h chart
Rising wedge actually in wave 5, when it´s not truncated we might see a retest of monday high then to the south
Edit: with this impressive wicks even the big fingers don´t know where to go
But i like your outlook because it has a PB in it
After your move I move in 
- #31,080
- Jan 18, 2013 1:36am Jan 18, 2013 1:36am
- Joined Aug 2012 | Status: Trader | 4,266 Posts
I like it very much to be honest. As I said today morning I like every outlook that is posted here. It gives a chance to compare it to mine and ,who knows, mayby even change mine or do some re-calculations.
But i like your outlook because it has a PB in it