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added long with target 1.65233

no SL

its near support, I am looking maybe for another play...looking for maybe some Euro shorts now...

may be we need 1.6308 before

I'm only buying GU

right, no sells here, waiting for a bounce, was talking EU, on a break of 3503, might look for a bounce to sell..

didn't expect this bounce in the morning, but 1.354x might be an area to try, I don't know if we get there though..

yea, I have that market too...but I'm looking lower now...thing trades on the heavy side..

agree, but it's the only level/area I have today, so gotta wait and see what happens..

sold some EURs 3506, working more at 3510, risking 3516...

EU 3434 would be nice for longs

I think you can lean on this highs now...but I understand waiting...

you might be right.. anyway gl with this one

what do you think about DAX?

non tradeable for me.. It looks like we're trapped between 932x and 926x, the same levels as last week actually.. so atm I'm waiting for one of the edges to give away..

thanks..

if wee reach 9144 i want to add more longs with target 9543

ok, got half on at 3506, working the balance now at 3509, risking the lot to 3516, try for 3448...

need more action

The European Central Bank has collected the first set of data for its review of the euro zone's largest banks, which it plans to use later this year when it tests whether the institutions can withstand a sharp economic downturn.
"Preparations for the stress test are well under way and we are confident that, in close coordination with the European Banking Authority, the outcome will be transparent and credible, boosting the European banking sector," Vнtor Constвncio, vice president of the European Central Bank, said in a statement Monday.
Before the ECB takes over the supervision of banks in the euro zone in November, it is conducting a review of the balance sheets of the euro zone's largest financial institutions to bolster confidence in European banks and spur new lending to the private sector. The review will include a risk assessment, a balance sheet assessment and a stress test, conducted with the EBA.
On Friday, the EBA presented the outlines of this year's stress test, which will consist of two scenarios running through three years, 2014-2016: the baseline scenario will be drawn from the European Commission's forecasts, while the adverse scenario will be designed by the European Systemic Risk Board, the European Union's "macroprudential" supervisor.
The stress test will be designed to show whether banks can keep an adequate level of capital in the event of a sharp economic downturn and market shock. To "pass" the test, banks will have to show a ratio of 8% in core Tier 1 capital relative to their risk-adjusted assets in the baseline scenario, and 5.5% in the adverse scenario.
The ECB is finalizing the methodology for its asset quality review, working with national bank supervisors, and the full methodology will be released in the first three months of this year. The ECB will also finalize the selection of bank portfolios that it plans to examine for the review by the middle of this month. Afterward, the national bank supervisors and outside specialists will review banks' processes and accounting practices, analyze their credit exposures and provisions, and evaluate their collateral and real-estate assets, the ECB said.
The central bank also confirmed Monday that it will apply the parameters released by the EBA for the stress test, and that it will be deploying its own teams to participate in and oversee local bank inspections.

How did your trendline work atm..... ???