EURUSD

I would forget about benny today. phili fed will be the one moving this turd.

Im gonna have a pending short @ 3136, otherwise sideline

I am short @1.3121 and targeting 1.2997
another order just @1.3089

anyone with me?

umemployment in 20 mins could be green tonight been negative to flat sine early june even a slight improvement could give a nice boost you think, agree with philli tho always good for decent movement
edit and also agree shes a turd

close

not getting you? You mean I need to close them?

just closed my short from 3120, waiting for news,,

hahha nops buddy i meant i am close to your orders .
means i am bearish too but on other prices

oh okay!
Actually I was ready with my charts to upload and prove my points!! lolz! I think it's not needed now!

posted earlier to day to try long swissy @ 9408 anyone who tried is time to squeeze up, cause payback could booast shortly or plop, no point in risking green pip now

hav also been short from 1.31282
target 1.3000

right on time down to the entry-area. wait and see.

1. Whip-saw me , oh yes , yes, Ya-as!

no longs. waiting for another dip.

76 holding ( 50 % fib) might have n imp role to play

From Bloomberg
Fewer Americans than forecast filed applications for unemployment benefits as the effects of auto-plant shutdowns began to ebb.
Jobless claims dropped by 24,000 to 334,000 in the week ended July 13, the fewest since early May, from a revised 358,000 the prior period, Labor Department figures showed today in Washington. The median forecast of 49 economists surveyed by Bloomberg projected 345,000. The recent swings reflect the difficulty in adjusting the data for the timing of annual retooling shutdowns at automakers, a spokesman said as the figures were released to the press.
The slowdown in firing must be sustained to lay the groundwork for a pickup in hiring as the effects of a higher payroll tax wane. Bigger job gains will help propel income growth and underpin household spending, the biggest part of the economy.
“The labor market keeps improving,” Robert Stein, a senior economist at First Trust Portfolios LP in Wheaton Illinois, said before the report. “We’re seeing more jobs, we’re seeing more hours, and we’re seeing higher wages. The broader economy is growing still. Firms have been growing in their confidence.”
Economists’ claims estimates in the Bloomberg survey ranged from 319,000 to 360,000 after an initially reported 360,000 the previous week

I'm long from here EUR USD

h1 need to close below 1.3073 imo

nice both swissy and eu just cracked this weeks open nice very nice

what do you think about news ?