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11-11-2009, 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by yankswin27

I entered my trade at 92.25 over two and half weeks ago and all it has been is a landslide. Why can't the dollar just find some ground?

The trend is your friend...trade it until it ends.

The yen has been stronger overall than the dollar...so no need to fight it until the day comes when it "proves out" differently by a daily chart uptrend forming.

Just something to consider.

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