Now back above 1.2150
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Disliked{quote} SNB verbal intervention won't work it never has done They have said they will defend 1.20 not carry out market interventions what are you thinking pipxster? Anyone think a gap down at market open on Sunday because of this Ukraine stuff?Ignored
Dislikedbut I'm a newbie on Forex and I trade only with demo-account so now I have a really big loss in this pairIgnored
DislikedThe market thought for an instant that it can play with a person like me. It went stupidly to 1.2186, many times making from it hard to break instead of going to my said 1.2190s directly that was waiting for, to exit my both 1.2150 and 1.2170 longs at 1.2184. Okay, no worries of some 10 pips difference from my preferred exit price. Am challenging the market now, had executed a small short(compared to the huge 1.2110 long) at 1.2195, my take profit target is the 1.2170s or some 20 pips. If market continues the play against my desire, no worries too,...Ignored
Disliked{quote} After exited my 1.2195 short for 17 pip, banging the market, making it prove me right once again, and showing it more stupid than anyone can imagine. Market respects my D**k more than some technical levelsAm continuing to short EC, this time at the late 1.220s, and holding on my 1.2110 long for the time being. Only a clear bullish formation up 1.2210 may lead to late 1.2230s and under 1.2260 anyways
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DislikedNFP is a joke, the impact of the strong number lasted an hour before the pair fell again. Twice this pair has hit 1.2210 before falling again, wonder what's keeping it down?Ignored
Dislikedhttp://uk.reuters.com/article/2014/0...0M43EM20140308 The Swiss National Bank is prepared to defend the franc from strengthening further than 1.20 per euro if tensions in Ukraine push up the Swiss currency, Swiss National Bank Chairman Thomas Jordan told a Swiss newspaper. "We would intervene and buy unlimited quantities of foreign currency to defend the minimum exchange rate or take other measures if needed," Jordan is quoted as saying in an interview with Basler Zeitung on Saturday, which also appears in Germany's...Ignored