EURUSD

Which means you should put them both together in one pairs:
Go short EUR/CHF
Get double result

Mate, it s OK now.

BOY OH BOY would you look at THAT.

Can you believe I drew these lines on FRIDAY EVENING CENTRAL TIME!???

HIT THE TOP TO THE PIP!

I SOLD AT .0700 took 25pips gonna wait for a retraction and sell again

My thoughts exactly, I think they are going to push the Yen up tonight, and we will sell if off a bit in the morning.

I am weary of a break over 115.69.

Don't get confused on the CHF. Currently it is out of all "logic" correlation and does it's own thing.
I trade a lot of correlation and they don't always correlate. It changes from time to time and doesn't always follow what one could call "common sense".
The CHF is a good example for this, and also people often forget to take the strength or weakness of the currencie against other currencies into account.

holding my short overnight till the 1.0600 area

I mean wow... that is not going to happen surely
widened spreads... TP is at 0.7570... low was 0.75668.... LOL what the fuck

and eu...

seriously I could post these at least once a day... who else could even get that close?

Looking for long !!!

Im waiting for it to hit the Support and place a long Trade. Knock wood.

For 1.0680s?
I intend to long the minute Frankfurt session begins tom. Good luck sis.

I find it so weird that you act surprised every time this happens

Total of:
+ Roll over time - Meaning wide spreads
+ Less liquidity - Meaning wide spreads
+ Your stops are tighter than a cat's ass

Result >>> Stopped and Don looks so surprised (again)

This result will never change I hope you realise that some day you smart ass.

I am in a short for a rally in U/J tonight.

I will flip and switch to long at the opportune time.

I found an article about how to trade GU next week when the Article 50 makes the headlines. I am not sure whether I should paste the link here, dont want to look like I am promoting a website so I copied the article and am putting it here without mentioning the source.

The trading plan seems very reasonable for me, I have a plan to long GU for a long term trade but not here around these levels, definitely not before the news kicks in.

See below:

How to trade the pound when Article 50 is triggered

Article 50 is coming. How to trade GBP when the headlines hit


Article 50 has hung like a anvil around the neck of the pound over the past eight months. The looming exit from the EU was an uncertainty and potential headline shock that stunted bounces in cable.
But as dismal as the bounces have been, there have been a series of higher lows since October. That's often the sign that something is trying to carve out a bottom.

On top of that, UK data has been much better than economists assumed they would be after the vote.
It's like the election of Donald Trump. It all has the feeling of something ominous but once it happens, the market can start to look ahead and see things a bit more constructively.
Two things make me believe that a short squeeze could be coming. One is the weekly CFTC positioning data. Obviously, it's not a definitive picture of market positioning but it's a good snapshot and shows a crowded short trade.
Second is the bump today. There's no great reason for it. Scotland is making more waves about another referendum. I think it's some of those shorts worried about a reversal after Article 50.

How to trade it

There's an argument for buying GBP now but I don't like that trade. Too much can go wrong. May could bungle the delivery of the announcement or someone in the EU could start a spat.
I also find it strange that May's team is being a bit cagey about when they will trigger Article 50. There were widespread reports it could come as soon as tomorrow and the government was slow to shoot them down. The latest report said nothing will be announced until at least next week.
The best course of action would be for May's team to offer as much information as possible and as much forewarning as possible. They did that by pointing to March months ago but with the month half over, now would be a good time for some additional clarity. Ideally, she will pre-announce it at least a few days ahead in order to cut down on volatility and headline shock.
With so much still unknown, the wise trade is to wait and see how the market behaves in the hours after the trigger. I expect to see some initial selling but it might only last an hour or a few minutes. If the market can base and reverse, I think the squeeze is on. The time to buy it is when the initial dip is erased and it begins to trade above the pre-Article 50 levels.

look at your macd.

I can give a way better advice in less words: DON'T trade it !!!

If you are a tradeaholic adrenalin rush seeking junkie you can take a 2 day vacation...

if it go up chance to touch 1.07012 BUT WILL USE THIS FOR SHORT RATHER SIT OPPOSITE TO TREND

g/u is short for tgt 1.20300 NO CONFUSION USE EACH UPMOVE TO SELL

Long here !!!
London open will see retest 1.07xx
Hope Asian session push this up little bit so London and US session will retest or break 1.07xx

Buy limit 1.0635

SL 1.0560

TP 1.0830

By my calculations he's risking 75 pips to make 195 pips. A 1:2.6 RR ratio, which is perfectly reasonable. Although in my eyes I find it better to risk around 10 pips instead of having such high pip limits. But I take shorter trades. And if I'm risking 10 pips it's because 10 pips puts my stop loss beyond a resistance level and previous high/low. In my eyes, if it moves 10 pips against me, I know it's not going in my favor. If it goes down 75 pips I'd rather get stopped out at 10 pips, and then buy back in after it moves 75 pips and take the extra 65 or so pips profit on the reversal, instead of risking another 65 pips.