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catch a nice move on that one quick pips now from here my feeling and according to my charts we will se 1.3800 before seeing 1.4100 again just a thought no trading for me now because no signal
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yes I agree, high yesterday was only 1.4125, it needed to break 1.4180+ to break out. So yeah, were still heading south. |
06-24-2009, 03:42 PM
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yes phalanax
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bigwawe hi,
I've been observing you achieving good trades
i have a question for you:
would it be reasonable to go long from 1.3890 for very very immediate term targeting somewhere around 1.3940?!
I know the trend is obvious but at 15 minutes, MFI is pointing to oversold levels and macd is almost having crossover from below... and also there is 61.8 fibonacci retracement around 1.3890 !..
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market already answeared you.... Good post! Market is trading exactly 1,3889 with 1,3939! Congrats!
It can still go up to 1,3975, there is the downward trend line for the day...
Cheers, i am out for the day, just looking and eating some pop corn...
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06-24-2009, 03:45 PM
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Good for you, should I go long or short here?
where is that picture of yours? the sky is so blue, I wonder if it is on the west coast or east coast?
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picture is in buda land..
cheers pinochio |
06-24-2009, 03:47 PM
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Originally Posted by phalanx
bigwawe hi,
I've been observing you achieving good trades
i have a question for you:
would it be reasonable to go long from 1.3890 for very very immediate term targeting somewhere around 1.3940?!
I know the trend is obvious but at 15 minutes, MFI is pointing to oversold levels and macd is almost having crossover from below... and also there is 61.8 fibonacci retracement around 1.3890 !..
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Long positions above 1.392 with targets @ 1.4062 & 1.4108 in extension. |
06-24-2009, 04:01 PM
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Copa das confederações
USA 2 x Spain 0!
ahahahaha
BRAZILLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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06-24-2009, 04:05 PM
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trend line
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Originally Posted by BigWave
market already answeared you.... Good post! Market is trading exactly 1,3889 with 1,3939! Congrats!
It can still go up to 1,3975, there is the downward trend line for the day...
Cheers, i am out for the day, just looking and eating some pop corn...
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the daily downward trend line is at 1,3965 now, but market realy having problems braking the 1,3950 level that became a resistence
watching usa spain game and laphing my brains out...
Spain was not the favorite? ahahaha
Go USA!
At the final Brazil will win again altough... |
06-24-2009, 04:19 PM
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Originally Posted by BigWave
the daily downward trend line is at 1,3965 now, but market realy having problems braking the 1,3950 level that became a resistence
watching usa spain game and laphing my brains out...
Spain was not the favorite? ahahaha
Go USA!
At the final Brazil will win again altough...
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You're serious? USA-Spain the US is winning?
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06-24-2009, 04:22 PM
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yes rockos
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You're serious? USA-Spain the US is winning?
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match just ended usa 2 spain 0!!!
ahahahaha
And that must be a very strong selling sign for the euro against usdolar.... LOL!!!!
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06-24-2009, 04:50 PM
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USA 2 x Spain 0!
ahahahaha
BRAZILLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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That was a surprise, specially the 3-0 with the egyptian team, what was that, they kept scoring and scoring, they could have easily ended the match 5 or even higher goals.
Now let us see how far our team can go..... |
06-24-2009, 04:52 PM
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Originally Posted by BigWave
the daily downward trend line is at 1,3965 now, but market realy having problems braking the 1,3950 level that became a resistence
watching usa spain game and laphing my brains out...
Spain was not the favorite? ahahaha
Go USA!
At the final Brazil will win again altough...
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Do not be so negative on the USA team, after all egypt scored 3 goals when played the brazil team, so it is possible to score playing the brazil team, you just have to stop them from scoring the 4th goal (that was the egyptian mistake, they let them score again the 4th one lol) |
06-24-2009, 05:03 PM
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USD/CAD just broke 1.1550 resistance after trying to get past it for 2 days. Should give an indication on the strenght of the USD
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06-24-2009, 05:08 PM
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USD/CAD just broke 1.1550 resistance after trying to get past it for 2 days. Should give an indication on the strenght of the USD
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So is the USD/CHF cleared the 1.0950...back to normal, bash the euro and buy the dollar lol |
06-24-2009, 05:14 PM
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So is the USD/CHF cleared the 1.0950...back to normal, bash the euro and buy the dollar lol
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I'm not bashing, just saying. I'm Canadian, so I'd rather not see my dollar go down, but if it has to, i want to make money off it  |
06-24-2009, 07:18 PM
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This can't be good for EUR
The European Central Bank pumped into the banking system a record €442.24 billion in 12-month loans at a rate of 1.0% in an effort to restore the flow of credit throughout the region. The move came just hours before the Federal Reserve announced it would not be adding to its lending program. The so-called "stimulus by stealth" directly benefited 1,121 banks, according to one Goldman Sachs economist.
Liquidity easing this morning also comes as the ECB has vowed to avoid quantitative easing measure similar to that of the Federal Reserve. Indeed, this action is somewhat different. Whereas the Fed took various agency-debt securities as collateral for such loans, the ECB only took 12-month government issued debt.
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06-24-2009, 07:22 PM
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The European Central Bank pumped into the banking system a record €442.24 billion in 12-month loans at a rate of 1.0% in an effort to restore the flow of credit throughout the region. The move came just hours before the Federal Reserve announced it would not be adding to its lending program. The so-called "stimulus by stealth" directly benefited 1,121 banks, according to one Goldman Sachs economist.
Liquidity easing this morning also comes as the ECB has vowed to avoid quantitative easing measure similar to that of the Federal Reserve. Indeed, this action is somewhat different. Whereas the Fed took various agency-debt securities as collateral for such loans, the ECB only took 12-month government issued debt.
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I always like the little tidbits of news you post
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