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thanks mate, in the meanwhile they got me, 144 next level to watch...

GU bullish today
EU bullish today

buy the dips

anything else you got your eye on?

yes, shorting UCAD until 1,1210 (retrace-trade)
waiting for OIL up and USDOLLAR down combi to add to existing position @ 1,1170

The good thing about each celebratory Augustiner drunken: you don't have to give it back!



Just kidding, all the best!

https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/i...bCl8s9vz7HF17A

you can also use the daily chart to judge when to adjust/exit your position.. we closed as an insidebar and failed to test resistance.. more times than not, the insidebar is a pretty good indication of continuation of the original move....

I haven't traded it in years...I had to pull a weekly chart up, that thing is flying, multi year highs...1.1233 is the mid of the down leg from 2008 to the mid 2011 lows, but looking at that weekly chart, there is an interesting two week combo in June 2009....1.1540/1.1723, if we get up there, remind me...might be worth a flyer..

exact drawing got this level

filled on these now, will try for 8781...

payed 8735 on some more..still risking 8729

Nice Setup USDTRY to short @ 2.50259 for some 4.000 Pips

and SLed out of the AUD..

it's friday and I'm gonna buy a little coke...

enjoy the weekend

I'm hungry, need food...back later..

nice weekend hadox

the same here

need a steak

AUDUSD is going to 0.8555

ISTANBUL--Turkey's emergency interest-rate increase will shore up investor confidence but is unlikely to halt the lira sell-off and threatens economic growth, Moody's Investors Service said Friday in a report.
The forced move contains the currency volatility, reduces financial stress and limits the likelihood of a balance-of-payments crisis, the ratings firm said. However, "downward pressure on the currency is likely to persist given the limited prospects of a significant narrowing in the current account deficit ...or a large inflow of foreign capital," Moody's analysts led by Alpona Banerji in London said in their report. "Our 2014 growth forecast of 3% already incorporated expectations of significant monetary tightening this year, but risks to this forecast are tilted heavily to the downside in the wake of interest-rate tightening."
Turkey's mounting external vulnerabilities caused the lira to plummet by 11% against the dollar in the past two months as local and international confidence in the $800 billion economy plunged amid political turbulence, according to Moody's. The country also faced challenges as the U.S. Federal Reserve moved to slowly unwind monetary easing measures that is withdrawing cash from global markets, analysts said.
Central bankers in Ankara on Tuesday re-established their one-week repo rate as the benchmark, raising it to 10% from an all-time low of 4.5%, while also hiking their interest rate corridor to a 8% to 12% range from 3.5% to 7.75% previously. The move was broadly welcome by markets as a normalization of the bank's stance after three years of unorthodox policies that unnerved markets and fueled uncertainty.
"The [central bank of Turkey] has also provided clear guidance on what it would consider to be the benchmark rate which had been absent in past monetary policy communications, thereby simplifying the country's interest-rate regime and creating a clearer, more transparent operating environment for market participants," Moody's said.
Turkey's lira gained about 1% since the Tuesday decision, slightly recovering from near record lows to 2.2675 per dollar at 1051 GMT on Friday. The country is rated BBB- by Moody's, the firm's lowest investment-grade level. Policymakers' move to tighten monetary policy alleviated "some of the pressure on sovereign creditworthiness," the analysts said.

sometimes we need more than a week to visit the missed levels

missed last Friday but the next crazy Friday want this :nerd: