EURUSD

Forex trading is not make me happy, Really. But it absolutely made me addicted!!

I very rarely use simileys, but this one makes me insert this:

Daily and Monthly calling for 1240.

EU still in chop mode....snoring!

It has to be broke 1260 first ... and if it happens, in fact not only to 1240, the price will retest the 1220 area.
I better take a pending Buy Limit in 1290.

I think about waiting for 1338+- again to short...SL only 5-10 pips and let it run below 1300.

Can't seem to get those LL on EU.

What a thief doesn't look like?

Here are two 64.17% chance entries.

The reason I dont make the triangle wedge bigger is cause I wanna see weakness in the geometry...... as you can see weakness is already in

maybe some r in EY near 135.23/24 worth some shorts...and 92.10/11 in AJ looks like support...

gonna try some yen shorts at 119.18, risk 119.28...

Thanks for the explanation and I'm sorry if you found rude to 'paint' in your chart.
I agree with the structural weakness, all I wanted to say is: (IMO) first time it headed back to the small triangle (false break), this second down move was considered as testing the new triangle's lower line in my book -> not necessary real weakness, but yes...mixed feelings with opening daily candle under the lower line.

My 1st pending buy limit @1305. Will expire in 1 hr.

Morning/evening to everybody around the globe!

Lower time frames - buy signals so far
Last H1 signal - buy - at yesterdays close, now forming buy (~33 minutes to confirmation)
Last H4 signal - buy - at ~ 1.131xx, now forming buy again (~3 hours and 33 minutes to confirmation)
Last daily signal - sell - at 13.02.2015, now forming buy (~15,5 hours to confirmation)

better dont post..lol

(Bloomberg) -- Yen speculators may be betting on the wrong direction for a third time since October 2013 as they cut their bearish positions to a two-year low.
Net yen short positions for both futures and options combined declined to 51,462 as of Feb. 17, the lowest since November 2012, according to data from the Washington-based Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Bank of America Merrill Lynch forecasts the yen will drop against the dollar into the second quarter as investors factor in the widening interest-rate differential between the U.S. and Japan.
The yen fell against the dollar Tuesday before testimony from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen that may underscore prospects for higher U.S. interest rates. The kiwi also slid after data showed weaker inflation expectations in New Zealand.
“The market has yet to fully price in diverging monetary policy paths between the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan,” Shusuke Yamada, a Tokyo-based foreign-exchange strategist at BofAML said by phone on Monday.
If the company’s view proves accurate, it will be the third time since the fourth quarter of 2013 that derivatives investors have failed to anticipate the yen’s slide. Net shorts dropped to the lowest since February 2013 in October that year before the yen fell for three straight months. In July 2014, bearish bets dropped to a two-month low ahead of the currency’s six-month slide.
The yen depreciated 0.3 percent to 119.11 against the dollar as of 2:48 p.m. in Tokyo on Tuesday. The currency is forecast to weaken to 122 by the end of the second quarter, according to the median estimate of a Bloomberg News survey.

Forget this...I am out of this session with 15 pips, but if I was still in, I would be bullish into EU session. Going to sleep, though, good luck, everyone, careful with shorts now.

GJ Triggered

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