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    I still like the EUR-USD higher. It appears the pair will gap much higher today. I would still expect highs around 1.4350 - 1.4380.

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    Still nothing! Geewizz, bad weekend to hold I guess. I'm counting on support (s1) on the 1hr chart for a retest. We need it to build stability, the rest of the time lines should follow afterwards. 36 pips negative and holding, Comon baby pips I got a hole in my left slipper.....

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    All right

    its sunday the first of the week which way for the Euro

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    e/f short 11200 stop 11240
    e/s long 14170 stop 14130
    Last edited by JohnClark; 08-14-2011 at 06:40 PM. Reason: added eur/usd

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    Quote Originally Posted by forexfilms.com View Post
    I still like the EUR-USD higher. It appears the pair will gap much higher today. I would still expect highs around 1.4350 - 1.4380.

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    Banison the consolidation ends this week,,,I am expecting a move lower and then the real trend starts.

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    Looks like this consolidation will not end until the end of summer, but perhaps it is time to move the range and test the summer lows.
    The PA has been successful in creating lower lows, but not in higher highs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fx(MIA) View Post
    Banison the consolidation ends this week,,,I am expecting a move lower and then the real trend starts.
    the real trend starts in what direction? I am inclined to short if it hits 1.432 again... serious problems in the Eu starting to surface again

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    Trend is Up

    As long as previous low of 4209 not breached, no reason to short.

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    Just my view. Good luck.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mary R View Post
    the real trend starts in what direction? I am inclined to short if it hits 1.432 again... serious problems in the Eu starting to surface again
    Our views are so opposite from one another which is good, but we both focus on different aspects which is maybe not so good. I never mean to butt heads with you, but I do always enjoy your view point. Time will tell when the core begins to shift, and it "will" shift. But in which direction? The map as I see it; the USD will continue to fall and therefore the EURO will rise. However, it is all quite dependent upon the EURO keeping up it's end of the deal of which it has done well thus far.

    The EU has problems with is subsidiaries, no different then JP Morgan/Chase Or Microsoft/FAST and the list goes on. But almost regardless of the children/subsidiaries the core of the company will remain intact. So what affects and therefore effects the core? The daily bites do little to make a state change unless the news is substantial enough to break through the average mind of the average trader.

    So why has the EU remained so seemingly favorable "despite" the so-called gloom and doom?

    Find that answer and maybe you to will see what I see.

    Regardless though, Happy Trading,
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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul Chin View Post
    As long as previous low of 4209 not breached, no reason to short.

    Just my view. Good luck.
    I agree, but there's no reason to go long at this level (1.427) either since we're at the range resistance.
    Short between 1.43-1.432 sounds reasonable with a tight stop. But somehow I can see a move higher.

    Edit: Well, I couldn't resist.... lol +13 pips to start the week
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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnClark View Post
    e/f short 11200 stop 11240
    e/s long 14170 stop 14130
    e/f stopped -40
    flipped e/f long 11240 stop 11190

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    Lightbulb Somthin interesting...

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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnClark View Post
    e/f stopped -40
    flipped e/f long 11240 stop 11190
    closed e/f long for now @11300 +58. Will add on pullback.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnClark View Post
    closed e/f long for now @11300 +58. Will add on pullback.
    e/f long 11250 stop 11190

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    Quote Originally Posted by t3t4 View Post
    Our views are so opposite from one another which is good, but we both focus on different aspects which is maybe not so good. I never mean to butt heads with you, but I do always enjoy your view point. Time will tell when the core begins to shift, and it "will" shift. But in which direction? The map as I see it; the USD will continue to fall and therefore the EURO will rise. However, it is all quite dependent upon the EURO keeping up it's end of the deal of which it has done well thus far.

    The EU has problems with is subsidiaries, no different then JP Morgan/Chase Or Microsoft/FAST and the list goes on. But almost regardless of the children/subsidiaries the core of the company will remain intact. So what affects and therefore effects the core? The daily bites do little to make a state change unless the news is substantial enough to break through the average mind of the average trader.

    So why has the EU remained so seemingly favorable "despite" the so-called gloom and doom?

    Find that answer and maybe you to will see what I see.

    Regardless though, Happy Trading,
    t3t4
    The problems in the EU and the US are not the same. The US dollar is in a state of long slow decline and the euro is in a state of near emergency collapse. Eventually the EU politicians will get it right and form a federal government and federalize their banking system but they are not there yet.The euro has been favorable primarily because the ECB has been raising rates over the last year while the US Fed has been lowering rates. This will soon change. Read this article by Mr. Soros, if there is one thing he understands it is currency.

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