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    Quote Originally Posted by stryker View Post
    Yeah, though added another one at 2297 which im holding.. 2307 is done at 2331...
    Too close to the highs.. not even 100 pips movement for the day.. 2385 just might come into play... offourse first need to clear 2335, then 2355 then we can have the 2385-93 in sight for the day....
    Till then, have nothing to lose....

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    Got Lucky tgt hit.. Wish I had one more lot riding to hold it further.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by bill2759 View Post
    There's some major messing around with all the Euro Pairs.
    It's got to be more than just the Swissys?
    This cannot be just tech trading.
    EUR/CHF (while still in a downtrend) could be nearing a big bouce higher soon if this falling wedge/ending diagonal pattern is correct. We'll see.
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    EUR/AUD looks like it has broken out of its downward pattern

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    After a very successful run up...

    ... and since I believe we are in a channel and, as such, close to the top of the channel, I am starting a short position here that I will be incrementing up to 1.2435

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    Smile it s is not just euro it also euro crosses gonna correct well up

    i think most of the majors gbp and swiss and aud made a good correction against usd dollar i think by next week we might see crosses euro correct up well and euro on the break of key 1.2450 and 85.00 in dollar index

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    Quote Originally Posted by bill2759 View Post
    There's some major messing around with all the Euro Pairs.
    It's got to be more than just the Swissys?
    This cannot be just tech trading.
    Like I said Bill, I don't know but i have my suspicions that the central bankers of the world may be giving some support to the euro. EUR/USD might not be the best pair to short these days. You might start looking at some other pairs

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mary R View Post
    Like I said Bill, I don't know but i have my suspicions that the central bankers of the world may be giving some support to the euro. EUR/USD might not be the best pair to short these days. You might start looking at some other pairs
    There have been rumors on the news wires about a possible ECB intervention in the euro...but nothing is confirmed yet.
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    Oops, my rat....

    Quote Originally Posted by KUTERO View Post
    Probably short covers..
    Oops, my rat just ran over my keyboard and sold 100000000 USD. just kidding.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stryker View Post
    Got Lucky tgt hit.. Wish I had one more lot riding to hold it further.....

    GL...
    Wow, you just spoke of hitting the second target, at no cost to you, just 5min ago. And BINGO. Nice work. From my understanding, you use tight stops, what were they for both 2297 & 2307 positions, if you don't mind. I'm asking because I'm really impressed by such discipline.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pivotal12 View Post
    ... and since I believe we are in a channel and, as such, close to the top of the channel, I am starting a short position here that I will be incrementing up to 1.2435
    Of course if it continues down from here, I will reverse to a long position again starting at 1.23500

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    See if it starts a "mini correction" around here.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AyoBro View Post
    Wow, you just spoke of hitting the second target, at no cost to you, just 5min ago. And BINGO. Nice work. From my understanding, you use tight stops, what were they for both 2297 & 2307 positions, if you don't mind. I'm asking because I'm really impressed by such discipline.

    A-Yoooooooooo
    my avg stops are about 25 pips. normally b/w 15-35 pips... wsp if multiple lots. if looking for a longer term trade and have decided to add up gradually in the trend, then i have gone 100+ on s/l's as well.. normally this is doen after an extremely good week...
    my stops were at 2282 on both the longs... well under 2293 i had in mind as threshold for this to move up...

    GL.....
    Patience is virtue. The sooner we learn this all, sooner we can start walking to the bank. Good Luck to all of us—
    The trick is to wait the price meet ur limits, instead of one jumping in.. however scalps is a totally different scenario and is not everyone's cup of tea
    Disclaimer: I'm not at all suggesting trades when by either posting the graphs, or my entries. You can view it, but in the end you have to use your own logic and approach, as there is no certainty about this uncertain market...

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    Quote Originally Posted by AyoBro View Post
    Thanks Grin
    You see this price action? Remarkable. I have to see this play out. But if the dead cat at 2208 is a shallow wB of wA(2466)'s rally, Yikes!!! It's possible that this rally is wC which we know can extend 61.8,100,161.8 of wA(1875-2466) from the dead cat. Crazy. Well my short entry has been activated at 2380, we will see what happens. GL

    A-Yooooooooo
    Yup, I grabbed 30 pips from the break of the triangle...., not feeling good about short positions right now though. GL

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    Quote Originally Posted by AyoBro View Post
    Thanks Grin
    You see this price action? Remarkable. I have to see this play out. But if the dead cat at 2208 is a shallow wB of wA(2466)'s rally, Yikes!!! It's possible that this rally is wC which we know can extend 61.8,100,161.8 of wA(1875-2466) from the dead cat. Crazy. Well my short entry has been activated at 2380, we will see what happens. GL

    A-Yooooooooo
    Targets for an unthinkable situation, 2439=38.2*wA's length, 2579=61.8*wA's length, 2805=100*wA's length, 3170=161.8*wA's length. All fib extensions are based off of wA@2466 & wB@2208 completion and starts from wB termination. I doubt that this count is valid but it is a possibility.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AyoBro View Post
    Wow, you just spoke of hitting the second target, at no cost to you, just 5min ago. And BINGO. Nice work. From my understanding, you use tight stops, what were they for both 2297 & 2307 positions, if you don't mind. I'm asking because I'm really impressed by such discipline.

    A-Yoooooooooo
    Discipline is must.. so you don't end up giving back you just made and yes patience with discipline is the combo here one must get accustom to... The sooner the better... I rarely jump in b/w the the zones like today was tester but paid off...

    GL...
    Patience is virtue. The sooner we learn this all, sooner we can start walking to the bank. Good Luck to all of us—
    The trick is to wait the price meet ur limits, instead of one jumping in.. however scalps is a totally different scenario and is not everyone's cup of tea
    Disclaimer: I'm not at all suggesting trades when by either posting the graphs, or my entries. You can view it, but in the end you have to use your own logic and approach, as there is no certainty about this uncertain market...

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