{quote} I never make such predictions based only on technical situation mostly in the NFP week. I am affraid we should wait for the strong US economical data today to draw a conclusion about 1.0650 zone ...IMO edit: ...and FOMC speakers Good point, anyway
Hello to everyone. I simply wanted to wish everyone a profitable month and I have one question. Do you think EU will drop down to its Daily Support 1 of 1.06390 or do you think it will go up first to it's daily r1 of 1.06895 ? Any chart which supports your claim would be appreciated!
{quote} Prolly will go DOWN all the way to 1.04, Lets see {image}
{quote} I guess you're asking too much, kidding, no ofence
{quote} I figured a lower tf player would be able to share their opinion, but none is willing to do so at the moment.
{quote} Hey becareful with your trades, otherwise you'll blow that demo account in quick time......
{quote} Maybe because it's too risky. And the traders here are too experienced to toss the coin in such hazardous moment
Starting my intraday scalping hedging sequence: SL 1.0683 sold 1.0672 T1 1.0661 T2 1.0650
{quote} Risk in a range it's on the both sides, up and down, it can go either way, break up or down, (only fundamentals can bring a clue) Risk in a bearish trend it's on the upside. The classical probability is for going down for more
The dead chart won't show the Ask, only the bid. {quote} Thank you for the explanation. However, since we don't know where the price will move, doesn't it make every open order as "risky" as any other order being open. The market, by simply having a spread, can margin call any account the moment the trade is placed. The bid might not move, but the ask can jump over 100 pips in half a millisecond and margin call anyone for 100 pip sl
{quote} Thank you for the explanation. However, since we don't know where the price will move, doesn't it make every open order as "risky" as any other order being open. The market, by simply having a spread, can margin call any account the moment the trade is placed. The bid might not move, but the ask can jump over 100 pips in half a millisecond and margin call anyone for 100 pip sl
{quote} Thank you for the explanation. However, since we don't know where the price will move, doesn't it make every open order as "risky" as any other order being open. The market, by simply having a spread, can margin call any account the moment the trade is placed. The bid might not move, but the ask can jump over 100 pips in half a millisecond and margin call anyone for 100 pip sl
Anyone has 1.0740 as a potential short level? I took a long here @1.0665 with a stop 15 pips and take profit 1.0740. Then I will consider shorts.
{quote} I'll generously offer my 1.0740
