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Quoting giveachance
{quote} this month is insane bro. Leave it. All wise decisions will turn into disasters
morning gc,, 36 looks like a sell to me ??? There gathering the thoughts ?? Lets see still have shorts
Quoting elbert3
{quote} morning gc,, 36 looks like a sell to me ??? There gathering the thoughts ?? Lets see still have shorts
Trade confirmation
On 27-Jun-2014 at 08:45:10 (GMT)
You sold 5GBPUSD @ 1.70348 for value date 01-Jul-2014
Front office position id: 139592120
Account: 5589929
Strange that although FF regards the Current Account as the most important result for GBP out of the four just given, it is the least important result, Revised Business Investment, that has carried the day. GBP is climbing in spite of the bad Current Account results. The overall trend is bullish and GBP has reached a new median point. It will be a long time before we see 1.65xxx again.
I have been expecting the cable to go down for some days now, but it has not happened yet. Nevertheless my bias is still bearish for the time being.
Good luck to everyone.

TL
Quoting giveachance
GBP H4 butterfly pattern. bearish butterfly. I don't think these patterns are of importance incase of GBP. weird pair. {image}
Hi G
Could you unload your version of zup? and template? Template mostly for parameters you probably changed on Zup but if not changed then just zup
thank you
In trading, you have to be defensive and aggressive at the same time
Cable has been pretending a break to the upside of 1.7037, but poor bast**d couldn't even reach it.
Quoting Davit
{quote} Hi G Could you unload your version of zup? and template? Template mostly for parameters you probably changed on Zup but if not changed then just zup thank you
i did not change anything. I got it from a friend. uploading.
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Quoting Steve J
Strange that although FF regards the Current Account as the most important result for GBP out of the four just given, it is the least important result, Revised Business Investment, that has carried the day. GBP is climbing in spite of the bad Current Account results. The overall trend is bullish and GBP has reached a new median point. It will be a long time before we see 1.65xxx again.
nobody here talks about 1.65. I'll be happy with 1.69
bottom line is US economy is worse shape then Feds expected.We did have long nasty winter followed by massive tornadoes and spring floods and California droughts.We got fged by nature basically in the process Ukraine crises which did not help USD.
In this general picture then we got idiots at RBNZ raising interest rates aggressively while dairy prices are falling....Might be good for Bankers but average NZ resident is getting screwed big time specially that majority of them have floating mortgages.
In the meantime simpletons want to make money but want lower currency.Someone there got their economics totally messed up.You can't raise IR and expect currency to go down...
Why is this related to GU.It does NU correlation to GU is strong.
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In trading, you have to be defensive and aggressive at the same time
Quoting Darkforce
Cable has been pretending a break to the upside of 1.7037, but poor bast**d couldn't even reach it.
Quoting Davit
{quote} nobody here talks about 1.65. I'll be happy with 1.69 bottom line is US economy is worse shape then Feds expected.We did have long nasty winter followed by massive tornadoes and spring floods and California droughts.We got fged by nature basically
thats why aunty yellen was so dovish. she knew the gdp figure before hand
Quoting elbert3
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Ghost Rider - WWTBMD?
"We stay bullish for a break above 1.7063 to test 1.7118 next, then our core medium-term target at 1.7332." Credit Suisse
GBPUSD has rallied to retest the recent high at 1.7063, which is again capping for now. However, we look for an eventual extension above to test trend resistance, now at 1.7118. We allow for another dip back from here, before moving onto our long-held medium-term target at 1.7330/32 – the 50% retracement of the 2007/2009 collapse – which we would look to cap for a correction lower. Bigger picture though, we target 1.8235. Read more: Market Watch
Quoting elbert3
{quote} trade confirmation on 27-jun-2014 at 08:45:10 (gmt) you sold 5gbpusd @ 1.70348 for value date 01-jul-2014 front office position id: 139592120 account: 5589929
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that the reason,, nice pin at the top did not break 700 on the news so they need to get in some where so 61% pull back , 23 is 61 fib off the last bull candle sl is the commission 28 no risk at this time
Quoting Tint
"We stay bullish for a break above 1.7063 to test 1.7118 next, then our core medium-term target at 1.7332." Credit Suisse GBPUSD has rallied to retest the recent high at 1.7063, which is again capping for now. However, we look for an eventual extension above to test trend resistance, now at 1.7118. We allow for another dip back from here, before moving onto our long-held medium-term target at 1.7330/32 – the 50% retracement of the 2007/2009 collapse – which we would look to cap for a correction lower. Bigger picture though, we target 1.8235....
my goodness.
Quoting Tint
"We stay bullish for a break above 1.7063 to test 1.7118 next, then our core medium-term target at 1.7332." Credit Suisse GBPUSD has rallied to retest the recent high at 1.7063, which is again capping for now. However, we look for an eventual extension above to test trend resistance, now at 1.7118. We allow for another dip back from here, before moving onto our long-held medium-term target at 1.7330/32 – the 50% retracement of the 2007/2009 collapse – which we would look to cap for a correction lower. Bigger picture though, we target 1.8235. Read...
Published research notes from these idiots are to trade against with.

Why the hell would they want you to know their real trades?
Quoting albchr
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trying again al,, lol ,did you like the good morning pic,,,lol
Quoting elbert3
{quote} {image} that the reason,, nice pin at the top did not break 700 on the news so they need to get in some where so 61% pull back , 23 is 61 fib off the last bull candle sl is the commission 28 no risk at this time
if 7008 breaks I am expecting a deeper correction.
Quoting Darkforce
{quote} Published research notes from these idiots are to trade against with. Why the hell would they want you to know their real trades?
first they have to clean up their own house. they are alleged of libor manipulation.fuckers
Quoting giveachance
{quote} my goodness.
f,,,ck them off ,, 1.800 trying to do us in,
Quoting Darkforce
{quote} Cable shake both ways before going for its real direct, if there is one, of course.
Entered a short @1.7028 just before the news, not the best entry but that's what I can get after a late start of the day.

Still, I feel it was the right thing to do. Will exist around 1.7, weekly pivot is at 1.7 too.
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