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    Possible bullish extension...

    Quote Originally Posted by Bart3s View Post
    Mmhh, I'm still bullish 1.587.
    I don't like to see the pair move under 1.585

    Still believe we are bullish as long as we trade above 1.576
    What do you think
    Here's what I'm currently looking at for a bullish case scenario and especially if we can break above 1.5870 again. Upside towards 1.5930s -70s
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    Quote Originally Posted by raghu1 View Post
    Thanks for sharing this with us raghu!
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    Quote Originally Posted by meonia View Post
    Here's what I'm currently looking at for a bullish case scenario and especially if we can break above 1.5870 again. Upside towards 1.5930s -70s
    Hello meonia! That is one of the reasons I took profits on my GBP/USD shorts. She was not rolling over as fast as I had first expected. Looks like a Bull Flag on your charts. I'd like to wait for break above the previous highs to confirm.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gregory McLeod View Post
    Hello meonia! That is one of the reasons I took profits on my GBP/USD shorts. She was not rolling over as fast as I had first expected. Looks like a Bull Flag on your charts. I'd like to wait for break above the previous highs to confirm.

    LOL! Love the cartoon Greg! :-)

    I thought I'd take a punt from the 61.8% retracement point that I've labeled on the chart, at 1.5823ish. We'll see what happens though. Anything can happen on a Friday!
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    Quote Originally Posted by simonward View Post
    Morning Everyone,

    Hope you are all well?

    Started little late this morning (Bordeaux Red is moorish) Gone in at 1.2539 to come out at 1.2590...dont think 1.26 will break today then followed by downturn i think as profits come out later this afternoon.

    Struggling to find decent entry on GBPUSD so may give it a miss till later...

    Gone in EURJPY 98.52 to leave 99.10....

    My conundrum this morning is the AUDUSD and USDJPY....any thoughts or opinions would be lovely?

    GL
    RBA Governor Stevens through a nice wet blanket on Aussie rally saying that, ""If the Aussie was to rise markedly from here, we believe that this would increase the chance of a rate cut." Ikee was right, I got out again by skin of my chinny chin chin as that breakout on Aussie did not hold.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gregory McLeod View Post
    RBA Governor Stevens through a nice wet blanket on Aussie rally saying that, ""If the Aussie was to rise markedly from here, we believe that this would increase the chance of a rate cut." Ikee was right, I got out again by skin of my chinny chin chin as that breakout on Aussie did not hold.
    Thanks Greg...i have gone in at 1.0400 and looking to sell at 1.0345...... Think i have posed this question to what feels like a milllion people but any thoughts at all on EUR JPY would be lovely....

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    Quote Originally Posted by simonward View Post
    Morning Greg.

    I hope your well?

    Could i get your opinion on EUr JPY? I see it going to move up a bit...
    Good Morning Simon! EUR/JPY just broke the rising 4-hour trend line and looking to retest 98.00 area. It could correct back to the 97.83 area
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    Great show AZ as usual....it's always helpful

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    Could US Durable Goods Give Cable a Lift After Lower UK GDP Number?

    Could US Durable Goods Give Cable a Lift After Lower UK GDP Number?- GBP/USD finding support at daily S1 Pivot. Cable may use US Durable goods number to make her move higher. Break above regression channel could be the signal for bulls to take their positions.
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    edit I did extend the stops by 20 pips... but it seemed worth the risk at the time, only playing with gainsMy initial trade , plus an extra ( these are smaller amounts than my long term trades ) is now sitting ok with stops at breakeven , protecting myself in news spikes due later and any profit taking.. either way of course. It does seem to have gone back inside the 8hr rising channel , which of course is still pointing skywards
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    shorted at 1.5871 stops at 1.5910 ...seems over blown ... gdp figures friday...long weekend....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gregory McLeod View Post
    Thanks for sharing this with us raghu!
    Gregory, tell me whether Trend follow the indicators or Indicators follow the trend ??

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    Quote Originally Posted by earndollars View Post
    Gregory, tell me whether Trend follow the indicators or Indicators follow the trend ??
    Indicators are usually derivatives of price. Price is put through a series of formulas out pops out a chart on the other side. Most indicators are lagging indicators for this reason. However, there are some leading indicators such as oscillator divergence like that found on MACD, Stochastics and RSI. So in sum, price trends follow indicators but indicators can forecast possible changes in trend direction.
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    What Goes Up Must Come Down (Spinning Wheel)

    Quote Originally Posted by Gregory McLeod View Post
    Could US Durable Goods Give Cable a Lift After Lower UK GDP Number?- GBP/USD finding support at daily S1 Pivot. Cable may use US Durable goods number to make her move higher. Break above regression channel could be the signal for bulls to take their positions.
    US Durable Goods Orders Up 4.2% (July) vs. 1.6% for June
    ex transportation -0.4% vs. 0.5%
    non defense spending down -3.4% vs. -2.7%

    Rise in auto sales and defense spending making up bulk of number. On surface number looks positive, but taken in its entirety the number is neutral to negative. US business spending is down as well.

    Cable blowing through support zone

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