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  • #956,261
  • Jan 30, 2015 5:36pm Jan 30, 2015 5:36pm
Quoting ill_be_back
{quote} S/R Barry
Ok, thanks ... just do not know what Barry is.
Fix up, trade sharp ...
  • #956,262
  • Jan 30, 2015 5:39pm Jan 30, 2015 5:39pm
Quoting Hickson
{quote} Ok, thanks ... just do not know what Barry is.
This
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  • #956,263
  • Jan 30, 2015 5:40pm Jan 30, 2015 5:40pm
Quoting ill_be_back
{quote} This {file}
Thanks mate, you are generous today!
Fix up, trade sharp ...
  • #956,264
  • Jan 30, 2015 6:02pm Jan 30, 2015 6:02pm
next week 1276/88 area should be s/r.
those who can, do. those who cant, talk about those who can
  • #956,265
  • Jan 30, 2015 6:07pm Jan 30, 2015 6:07pm
Quoting gatorinla
next week 1276/88 area should be s/r.
But larger retracement is still not ruled out ... recent short covering and a lot of fundamentals priced in should give reason to be careful. At least for me ...
Fix up, trade sharp ...
  • #956,266
  • Jan 30, 2015 7:33pm Jan 30, 2015 7:33pm
Quoting Ken A
SCAM ALERT ! BE CAREFUL WITH THIS BROKER AND THIS MEMBER ALL THE TRADES WERE TYPED IN AFTER THE FACTS To all newbies you have been warned {image}
Did you report this?
  • #956,267
  • Jan 30, 2015 7:45pm Jan 30, 2015 7:45pm
Quoting Ken A
SCAM ALERT ! BE CAREFUL WITH THIS BROKER AND THIS MEMBER ALL THE TRADES WERE TYPED IN AFTER THE FACTS To all newbies you have been warned {image}
What exactly is the scam though? Like what's in it for him to fake his trades? Who would even care?
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  • #956,268
  • Jan 30, 2015 8:17pm Jan 30, 2015 8:17pm
Quoting sisse
Equities in all indexes look VERY bullish with the close for the mid term and all major markets have opened major extension to unimaginable levels for the mid and long run. For the impact in dollar, will need to see how far US equities decide to pullback after the rally to see any major impact in the dollar and given the fundamentals and technical I don't expect too much from the US and from Europe with virgin QE, trashing the euro and swapping cash to equities looks like a non brainer for the next few months... sisse
A common perception is ECB QE will fuel a bull market in Eurozone stocks. "Don't Fight the Fed" will morph into "Don't Fight the ECB" - and as long as they're not fighting each other, no prob, BTFD goes European. But some say a bull market in Eurozone stocks will also fuel a euro rally, as all those stocks must be purchased with euros. The latter seems plausible, maybe moot, likely easier money to be made in Eurozone stocks (options plays for me) anyway.
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  • #956,269
  • Edited Jan 31, 2015 12:15am Jan 30, 2015 11:10pm | Edited Jan 31, 2015 12:15am
happy weekend everyone!
  • #956,270
  • Jan 31, 2015 2:17am Jan 31, 2015 2:17am
Quoting Geppy
{quote} I'm genuinely trying to look at the charts to see if I can find any case/argument to be long... coming up empty. Really not understanding those that are buying.
Well like gator said a few hours ago: 2500 pip down in 8 months.

You dont need indies to see that. Sure, it cant last forever if the fundamentals of world trade is to remain, but we got to at least see a bull monthly candle before we can say its starting to be bought. I mean that i think the only way to trade is to trade what is actually THERE, what is happening. You could say its not really prediction per se its more like catching the correct train at the correct station.
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  • #956,271
  • Jan 31, 2015 2:20am Jan 31, 2015 2:20am
Quoting rehorst
{quote} "You need to stare at it all the time..." Just automate an audible alert.
Well then i need to be at home and sort of not be... uh making love or changing diapers or arguing or moving heavy objects or singing or dancing or sleeping or drinking or eating or... well you get it.

But yeah, i thought about it. It doesnt really solve much of the problem since 60 seconds can be A LOT in forex, and 5 minutes is often all there is too it.
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  • #956,272
  • Jan 31, 2015 2:21am Jan 31, 2015 2:21am
Quoting Mr Hatch
{quote} Did you report this?
On the face of it, there is a some probability to this, Ken´s got a nose for uncovering idiots.
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  • Jan 31, 2015 2:31am Jan 31, 2015 2:31am
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  • Jan 31, 2015 2:42am Jan 31, 2015 2:42am
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  • Jan 31, 2015 3:12am Jan 31, 2015 3:12am
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TP? Well somewhere 50-100 pip south of the most southward sell entries if it goes fast.

If it gets very boring in profit, close it down. At least you will be rich and bored instead of just bored.
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  • #956,276
  • Jan 31, 2015 7:28am Jan 31, 2015 7:28am
Quoting Mr Hatch
{quote} took close to an hour to get publizised over here, telling us that "Greeks don't want to follow the plan". No one mentions that they simply "cannot".
Some do say that 'they' cannot, but is it true?
In my opinion it's not important if Greece can or cannot pay for their debts. The point is that it's now about trust and rules. The new greek government seems to have the view that they don't have to play by the rules, because there aren't any (which is not improbable if you look at how the EU dealt with the crisis so far). They have a mandate, are new to power and administration and diplomacy and obviously like to poke a stick at the system. A lot of people are looking at that with curiosity: "What will happen if you touch the third rail? I always wanted to do that but lacked the courage..."
So this is exactly where I think they are wrong: they are going to provoke the institutions and the truly powerful EU-memberstates to non-co-operation. As a not very significant EU-member they can play the role of the beggar or the fool, but not of someone who challenges the rules of the house. Because all members want the other to play by the rules. Or what would you think would happen if Germany (or France, or GB...) decided to skip them?
Yes, I do think the idea of the EU is at stake in this crisis, and there is a good chance that in the end it will fail. But Greece won't be the one who brings the house down...
Fail better.
  • #956,277
  • Jan 31, 2015 7:55am Jan 31, 2015 7:55am
Quoting LarryDarrell
{quote} Some do say that 'they' cannot, but is it true? In my opinion it's not important if Greece can or cannot pay for their debts. The point is that it's now about trust and rules. The new greek government seems to have the view that they don't have to play by the rules, because there aren't any (which is not improbable if you look at how the EU dealt with the crisis so far). They have a mandate, are new to power and administration and diplomacy and obviously like to poke a stick at the system. A lot of people are looking at that with curiosity:...
In the case of Germany, we are going to lose around 700 bln. Euros. By 'we', I mean the German people. That's our savings, taxes and so on. At the moment, there aren't too many who are aware of that.
From my point of view, the Greek are doing the absolutely right thing by asking the question, "What kind of EZ do we want to live in?"
If the answer is a mere obedience to banks and money, no matter if cultures, generations, societies get destroyed in the cause of this obiedience , you'll see fireworks. Fireworks it will be nevertheless, because the answer to this question will have to be stated quite soon.

I was very astonished when I saw that even Hans-Werner Sinn changed his position on the matter by 180 degrees.

These are very confusing times and a lot of change is happening under the hoods of both camps: The former fighters for the euro and the people.
It's just a matter of time, until the steam gets too hot.
  • #956,278
  • Jan 31, 2015 8:10am Jan 31, 2015 8:10am
Jan 31, 2015 21:40:26 [BN]
Tsipras Says Greece to Repay ECB, IMF, Reach Deal With Euro Area
By Nikos Chrysoloras
(Bloomberg) -- Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras sought to repair relations with the country’s creditors after a week-long selloff in bonds and stocks, triggered by his pledge to end the country’s bailout agreement.
Greece will repay its debts to the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund and reach a deal soon with the euro area nations that funded most of the country’s financial rescue, Tsipras said Saturday in an e-mailed statement.
“My obligation to respect the clear mandate of the Greek people with respect to ending the policies of austerity and returning to a growth agenda, in no way entails that we will not fulfill our loan obligations to the ECB or the IMF,” Tsipras said.
Greece may soon be operating without a financial safety net for the first time in five years after Tsipras said he won’t respect the conditions of the country’s 240 billion-euro ($271 billion) rescue. He’s asking euro area officials to endorse an alternative program of economic revival that would allow increases in spending and wages to boost growth.
“We need time to breathe and create our own medium-term recovery program, which amongst other things will incorporate the targets of primary balanced budgets and radical reforms to address the issues of tax evasion, corruption and clientelistic policies,” Tsipras said. “I am absolutely confident that we will soon manage to reach a mutually beneficial agreement, both for Greece and for Europe as a whole.”
  • #956,279
  • Edited 12:45pm Jan 31, 2015 10:18am | Edited 12:45pm
Okay, lately i have seen that you are being very hateful to posters here, moreover you use your bank job as the reason to do so... In this comment below by you, 300 pips is not small for short term trades and bottom fishing is not a very bad strategy for those experienced in doing so. You have a different style does not mean all other styles are wrong or idiotic. In fact if you look at successful investors around the world most of them have different styles (soros and buffet for example)
I can quote idiotic posts by you, for example the 1:400 leverage post by you and the explanation you gave of brokers buying 400 lots to hedge 1 lot of customer is one of your idiotic post that comes to my mind now... The point i am trying to make here is we are all learning and calling others muppets and showing the "know it all" attitude is not what people would like to see here...
Quoting fxtyrant
good god im seeing lots of clowns coming out to party on this measely pathetic 300 pip stop run after ECB dropped it 500 pips in 2 days on QE announcements.... and muppets begin to think this thing turns to bullish? dear god....
  • #956,280
  • Jan 31, 2015 10:30am Jan 31, 2015 10:30am
Quoting Mr Hatch
{quote} In the case of Germany, we are going to lose around 700 bln. Euros. By 'we', I mean the German people. That's our savings, taxes and so on. At the moment, there aren't too many who are aware of that. From my point of view, the Greek are doing the absolutely right thing by asking the question, "What kind of EZ do we want to live in?" If the answer is a mere obedience to banks and money, no matter if cultures, generations, societies get destroyed in the cause of this obiedience , you'll see fireworks. Fireworks it will be nevertheless, because...
Will you be staying in Germany?
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