The Really Useless Thread

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{quote} Burp. (The devil made me do it.)

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Quoting MissPips

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Sisse, nice to see you hanging out. Come back and join the conversation!

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Quoting Tom_D_Trader

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{quote} No probs . 2nd level stops missed 1,1 pips and Mr Martingale classics overload and already TPd scalpies to cover that SL loss from before so BE and locked ++ edit: since I posted that chart here you should know I dodged that upper sl to 12267 {image} {image}

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Quoting MissPips

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{quote} You mean you moved the lower ones that were at 1203 up for some profit I hope? Cuz they're not done imho

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Quoting The Fool

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.. Wave of Greek defaults will begin in May, spread into June, [check]and they will be back on the drachma before you can say spanakopita 10x fast this Summer....

Quoting sisse

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1. I agree with that general timeframe for Greece. We are reaching the end of the chaotic road for Greece. Greece has become an aberration in every sense. ....

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1. The final trigger was not electing a left wing government but electing a government without a plan.

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1. After 6 years and countless meetings and panic attacks every single player around the world has already withdrawn from exposure to Greece and the only ones holding the "dead wood" are the ECB and EZ governments which ALSO already accepted [financially because is "peanuts" but not politically] the "unpayable" loans as collateral cost of keeping the EuroZone intact.

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1. ...everybody is ready with their contingency plans for the default and kicking out Greece from the Euro while the Greek politicians still think they are indispensable in the game ...sadly they are not any longer...

Quoting OfWolfAndMan

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{quote} Whats the target? I dont see 1281

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Quoting Pharm0r

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{quote} Hourly The full candle cross crossed by 1 micro pip, the 4 hour by much much more {image}

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Quoting MissPips

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{quote} Why is the low for your swing 1151 instead of 1180, if you don't mind my asking?

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Quoting MissPips

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{quote} Why is the low for your swing 1151 instead of 1180, if you don't mind my asking?

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Quoting Pharm0r

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{quote} It fit better to me. If you pull it to 1151, you noticed the rebound never reached the mid, whereas if you pull it from 1180, the rebound reached the mid, closed at it, and went beyond. It's only one of about 4 I'm watching right now. If I'm looking for orthodox single candle mofu zone crosses (wow thats a mouth-full), it's impossible if it never reached the mid....once it's passed I can start looking. You could say the same thing for bulls if I drew it to 1151, but the LL was made before bulls could do a candle cross

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Quoting lancedes

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{quote} A new swing low formed on Friday 12th, at 1.1150 taking out the previous lows at 1.1180. The 'buy range' is effectively a band between 1.1150-1.1180. Hope this helps, sorry if I'm butting in.

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Quoting MissPips

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{quote} Thanks! Sounds like something Mr. Hatch translated from what was probably a single word in German.

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Quoting sisse

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and we are finally here for the only 2 open pending conversations in the thread. Mid term macro moves in play for the rest of the year. Choose your poison time with the FED and to put the cream on top we have one more time Greece on the background flirting to be resolved too (after 6 years !!!!). Sisse is glue to the screens the next few sessions.... On the technical side for the euro surprise surprise 1.127x key level in play for the macro moves. {image} There is A LOT of information in both TA and FA side to digest for the key FOMC tomorrow...

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Quoting Pharm0r

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{quote} haha probably. Wanna see something neato? Check out what I posted in EU. fibs blow my mind. There's always so much to consider

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Quoting ExForX

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With the Greek tragedy coming to an end, I wonder how much has been priced in already. My guess is that a first reaction will be downwards (a panic leg, if you will). Afterwards, if other European countries don't follow Greece's example, I imagine a positive effect on the currency is logical. The magnitude of the "panic" leg is what's still unclear to me. I believe that a lot of this has been priced in already. The "smart money" should have known ages before that a Greek default / exit is the only sensible thing that could ever happen......

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Quoting Shunyi

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{quote} ... Mid term macro moves are up first to 1.153x/1.163x, and then down...that's what I say.

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Quoting MissPips

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{quote} Reminds me of Bemac's ICCE indie. One way he checked if the fib was correctly reverse engineered was by seeing if price respected channels.

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Quoting Pharm0r

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{quote} Gator uses them sometimes, don't think to a large extent, but I'd recon they can be used just as well as horizontal fibs. You'd have to get used to looking with your head crooked lol. Both together is so much information. I'll have to play with it this weekend. May be over kill...

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