EURUSD

Looking - but EU may find some support at current level

ya maybe..

i gotta go lunch

are you planning to add more if EU close below 1.089 on h1/h4?
could see 1.07 if it does..

that's what she said

ej 136.89/95 i will look hard.. stops just above

See it

Gator, what is your view for EU today ? Will it break 1.100 ?

I am flat now and looking to FF open.

for the life of me, i cant rmemeber that one member that was slangin' cocaine and slappin bitches while losing terribly at forex. Wanted to check in on him.

i posted him at some point

This could be a pivotal week for EUR/USD - Credit Agricole
Mon 1 Jun 2015 19:54:51 GMT


http://news.forexlive.com/!/this-cou...icole-20150601

this was his buddy.....guess they had a disagreement

http://www.forexfactory.com/glock.40

woman pleaser like benezer! lmao

sorry i make mistake i mean i take long from .0094 and my target .0140 NZDUSD

i don't think the EU and the US will allow Greece to do such a thing.

I feel we will see a Greek deal this week.

01 Jun 2015 17:20 EDT

Turning to EUR/USD, Nomura notes that as the pair failed right at the 50% Fib retracement and the top of a resistance zone below 1.1014, a bear flag pattern has resolved lower.
"This projects a continuation lower to 1.0617. There is a case that this wave-4 correction can continue to mark time in a sideways range but our bias is that a 5th wave lower has begun," Nomura projects.
"S/t, minor resistance is 1.0930 and then 1.1014 & 1.1062 is more formidable. Look for a move lower to and through 1.0892 & 1.0819 to confirm weaker prices ahead," Nomura adds.
http://www.efxnews.com/story/29174/u...ag-bofa-nomura

Intraday Outlooks For EUR/USD, USD/JPY, AUD/USD - SEB
01 Jun 2015
http://www.efxnews.com/story/29166/i...jpy-audusd-seb

Fed's Rosengren: economy growing too slowly to justify rate hike


http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/...0OH2FS20150601


With little evidence the U.S. economy is rebounding after a very weak first quarter, the Federal Reserve is in no position to start raising interest rates for the first time since 2006, a top Fed official said on Monday.
"I would like to normalize (rates) as soon as possible ... but the conditions haven't been right,” Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren said, adding that there are side effects to keeping rates low for a long time. "In some sense when we start raising rates that's good news."
The Fed has said it will raise rates only once it sees further improvement in the labor market, and is reasonably confident that inflation is headed back to the Fed's 2 percent target.
But with growth in the first half of the year likely to run below the economy's potential of about 2 percent, "I do not expect to see timely improvements in the unemployment rate and sufficient progress towards the 2 percent inflation target," Rosengren said. "This, in my view, makes a compelling argument for continued patience in monetary policy."
Global risks also loom.
"I’m worried about what's happening in Europe,” Rosengren said after his speech, adding, “It would be nice if they came to a conclusion over what's happening in Greece.”
Athens and its euro zone and International Monetary Fund creditors are in talks over Greece's debt and aid money, and without a deal, Greece could soon default or go bankrupt.
“If there was a disorderly outcome in Europe it would have an impact on New England,” Rosengren said.
A slowdown in China is also a concern, he said. “The things I worry the most about are the things I can least control,” he said.
Rosengren's strongly dovish comments come as Fed policymakers prepare to meet in about two weeks to weigh a possible rate hike.
Policymakers have kept interest rates near zero since December 2008, and most, including Rosengren, have long thought they would be able to begin to lift rates this year. Even after the economy's dismal first-quarter performance, policymakers stuck to that view, attributing the slowdown to the effects of a severe winter and predicting a snapback.
So far there is little sign of such a rebound, Rosengren said.
Past tightening cycles have typically taken place against the background of much stronger growth than seen currently.
Rosengren is not a voting member this year on the U.S. central bank's monetary policy committee.

who knows.. my take is the month closed under 0963.8. its on few radars.. today London and ny closed below. i do think we have a chance to bounce after 0786 is touched..in the blue box on chart. of course i can be wrong and 1.100 or higher happens..it would have to breach 0964 again as well as 0994 and 1064 ish, pa has already setup 1264, the thing is the larger0786 is setup as well. once to 0786, it may start closing below s/r 0774.5. that could another problem for bulls if 0657 falls.. atm i am probably going to close shorts 0786 ish (possibly long) .. and look to reload shorts sometimes after 1264 if the s/r mentioned allows as well as 1208. because 1583 is still valid, part of 0786

‘Grexit’ Beneficial for Greece and Euro-Zone: Jeffrey
June 1, 2015

Cazenove Capital Management Chief Investment Officer Richard Jeffrey discusses Greece’s ongoing negotiations with its creditors and outlook for the whole of the EU. He speaks with Francine Lacqua and Guy Johnson on Bloomberg Television’s “The Pulse.” (Source: Bloomberg)
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos...o-zone-jeffrey

outta make you proud

Pending SHORT UJ at 125.200

does he vote? i see he is a alternate on fomc