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    Quote Originally Posted by meonia View Post
    Rather ambitious statement at this stage Gregory, but hey ho.

    Well I'm expecting we're very near, if not just hit the reversal point high.

    Anywhere in the region of 1.5290 - 1.5330, and I'd like to see a drop. UK is not out of the woods yet. Still the possibility of further stimulus (QE) ahead as Vince Cable remarked this afternoon. Inflation is coming down slowly. In my opinion, ignore Andrew Sentance right now, he seems to have his own agenda.

    Euro will be nearing its reversal point too shortly. Looking for a drop down towards $1.10 levels (The top traders are predicting the Euro near parity after this temporary strength is exhausted), and the £ towards $1.35 again in the months ahead.

    However, we may breach $1.54 as you say, and then I'd have to re-assess if it extended beyond the 1.55 levels, and perhaps target $1.69. But we are getting near that turning point in my opinion.

    If we had gone beyond 1.55, I wouldn't mind your prediction as much, but to make it here at a critical juncture.

    If you are walking your talk, where are you considering going long and would you hold it to 1.80?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gregory McLeod View Post
    I am an unashamed scalper. But I bias my scalping to trade in the direction of the trend. This keeps me very flexible and if we get a nice retest of the breakout area, then I would place a small long and just scalp around a core position.
    Right, that seems fair enough.

    When you say you scalp, how many pips do you generally look for in a scalping trade, and how many scalps would you do in a day, generally speaking?

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    Quote Originally Posted by KP FX Trader View Post
    Well, 1.80 is not even on my radar. I don't enter trades for months at a time. If I had to guess I would say, $1.80. In short: one major reason is the world is losing confidence in the USD and it may no longer be viewed as the reserve currency.
    What is it about cable and 1.80? I have seen a lot of 'experts' tipping this price, almost as many that predict 1.35.

    Personally I have no clue, it is interesting that cable began its rally in earnest after the G-20 of June 4, when European nations were no longer on board with 'stimulus packages' whilst the idiotic US administration appears determined to print unto oblivion.

    That seems to be the kicker right now, just how long it will last is anybody's guess.

    Hey Meonia, are you studying the 'Cardinal Climax' due at the end of this month?

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    Hi everyone

    Hi everyone, im new to forex Im 19 years old
    I've studied technical analysis for about 6-8 months running a demo account
    now i got a live account
    I'll say what i think might happen today, Im a newbie so Its possible that what I say will happen isnt right lol
    Looking at the 4h chart I see Stoch overbought,
    and CCI crossing 100 line
    and MACD going negative
    so I think we might have a could reach 1.5230 today but just guessing (im a newbie dont forget it)
    Well Im just trying to participate
    See you everyone
    Have profits today I hope to do so

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    Quote Originally Posted by DonVito12 View Post
    Hi everyone, im new to forex Im 19 years old
    I've studied technical analysis for about 6-8 months running a demo account
    now i got a live account
    I'll say what i think might happen today, Im a newbie so Its possible that what I say will happen isnt right lol
    Looking at the 4h chart I see Stoch overbought,
    and CCI crossing 100 line
    and MACD going negative
    so I think we might have a could reach 1.5230 today but just guessing (im a newbie dont forget it)
    Well Im just trying to participate
    See you everyone
    Have profits today I hope to do so
    hi, im also newbie. just about a few months live trading. what i see is GU today base on fundamental like going to short maybe to test 1.5200 or 1.59xx
    Last edited by zurkamenz; 07-15-2010 at 03:18 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by straty01 View Post
    What is it about cable and 1.80? I have seen a lot of 'experts' tipping this price, almost as many that predict 1.35.

    Personally I have no clue, it is interesting that cable began its rally in earnest after the G-20 of June 4, when European nations were no longer on board with 'stimulus packages' whilst the idiotic US administration appears determined to print unto oblivion.

    That seems to be the kicker right now, just how long it will last is anybody's guess.

    Hey Meonia, are you studying the 'Cardinal Climax' due at the end of this month?
    Hi Straty, no I hadn't seen that until you mentioned it. Just been reading a bit about it, sounds interesting. One theory is the DOW is doomed at the end of the month. Well, wouldn't surprise me once everyone is back from their holidays and trading begins in earnest. Volume has been low and the DOW kept going up, so go figure...

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    Unhappy gbp hmmm

    Quote Originally Posted by meonia View Post
    Right, that seems fair enough.

    When you say you scalp, how many pips do you generally look for in a scalping trade, and how many scalps would you do in a day, generally speaking?

    Thanks,
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    hi dear,
    congradulate to u, mrm, mosaic & many others who make
    gd pips on this long trade. it was a v gd call (but i missed it).

    while nw i m on the short camp & on the down side (haha whts new)
    & i still not able to 100% convince the bear is over as most my
    technical+fundamental (esp)+delta is on the short side +most ppl
    shd b all v bull...(overnite, wow..hmmm).

    may i ask yr view on this pair in the near term?
    tht will help on my further planning & view & not to b stubborn hehe.

    love pe

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    Quote Originally Posted by Panda Eyes View Post
    hi dear,
    congradulate to u, mrm, mosaic & many others who make
    gd pips on this long trade. it was a v gd call (but i missed it).

    while nw i m on the short camp & on the down side (haha whts new)
    & i still not able to 100% convince the bear is over as most my
    technical+fundamental (esp)+delta is on the short side +most ppl
    shd b all v bull...(overnite, wow..hmmm).

    may i ask yr view on this pair in the near term?
    tht will help on my further planning & view & not to b stubborn hehe.

    love pe
    Hi Panda. Hopefully you read my post last night. We should be turning somewhere around here, i.e. 1.5290 up to 1.5330 top.

    Breaking news!!! A Greek bank has just stopped trading on the Athens stock exchange. Don't know how significant that is yet, but expect it could have reverberations in the Euro and £ as the Greek crisis comes back into focus...
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    Quote Originally Posted by meonia View Post
    Hi Panda. Hopefully you read my post last night. We should be turning somewhere around here, i.e. 1.5290 up to 1.5330 top.

    Breaking news!!! A Greek bank has just stopped trading on the Athens stock exchange. Don't know how significant that is yet, but expect it could have reverberations in the Euro and £ as the Greek crisis comes back into focus...
    hi babe,
    tks. now only read yr post...missed earlier hehe.

    yup..greek & others prob not yet solve. then of cos usa also v bad.
    but sth cant just change overnite & usd is still the major reserve.
    but like mrm guide me..this mkt is all abt speculation.

    btw, always can yr posts on 'breaking news'..do u get those fm reuters
    or any sites that can share w us?

    tks again..love pe

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    jeepers guys, I may have to relocate to the U.K, everything looks like its simply booming, blue skies ahead, the GBP keeps rising and rising, through 1.53 now, I struggle to see how BOE can raise rates AND the govt enforce austerity measures, something has got to give..

    what are your thoughts U.K people?

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    Quote Originally Posted by meonia View Post
    Hi Panda. Hopefully you read my post last night. We should be turning somewhere around here, i.e. 1.5290 up to 1.5330 top.

    Breaking news!!! A Greek bank has just stopped trading on the Athens stock exchange. Don't know how significant that is yet, but expect it could have reverberations in the Euro and £ as the Greek crisis comes back into focus...
    hi dear
    on a 2nd thought of this sudden upmove of gbp...
    could be china hving the pressure to devalue yuan & china has been
    always talking abt diverifying their basket not in usd but in others...
    then eur crisis is still a threat..so end up more prominent is to go for gbp!

    this upmove really take my breath away.
    i tot most will be bull bull..but as i read thru posts, there r still many
    looking at reverse(incl me)...then hmmm....prob...
    (despite i love it turn)

    any comments any one?

    love pe

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    Well I'm confused, delta top due, fib levels reached but this bad boy does not care about these trinkets.

    JP Morgan profit report tonite will possibly only add to the momentum.

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    Quote Originally Posted by straty01 View Post
    Well I'm confused, delta top due, fib levels reached but this bad boy does not care about these trinkets.

    JP Morgan profit report tonite will possibly only add to the momentum.
    Spain apparently had a very good bond auction this morning, so Euro went higher and seems to be dragging the £ up. £ now in my sell region. Euro should stop around 1.28, I hope!
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    it feels like another one of those 'frothy' cable rallies, this run really has me curious as to where it will go

    Its odd that the JPY crosses are not surging if this is a 'risk on' move,

    http://www.bloomberg.com/news/currencies/
    Last edited by straty01; 07-15-2010 at 05:58 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by straty01 View Post
    it feels like another one of those 'frothy' cable rallies, this run really has me curious as to where it will go

    Its odd that the JPY crosses are not surging if this is a 'risk on' move,
    I hear ya, LOL! A bit of a fizz-up before it all dies down and crashes. Well, that's what I'm hoping for.

    Markets all seem to be down, and the news appears to be particularly gloomy this morning on Bloomberg. All the talk at the moment is on China and its GDP falling back slightly.

    Panda: Bloomberg tv online should be free. Bloomberg - Business & Financial News, Breaking News Headlines and just select TV. Otherwise, I have DOW Jones live service with my broker.
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