So far I have not read anything positive but have just learnt that contrarian traders will trade opposite the negative news!
thats why i avoid trading too close to news - whether good or bad always goes a diferent way to what i expect - even tried trading against what i expect - on that occasion it went in direction i expected
hate news - all scheduled news should be released at one and same time each day so as not to interupt trading too much
So far I have not read anything positive but have just learnt that contrarian traders will trade opposite the negative news!
I could be off in my assessment of what lies ahead - but the Eurozone is an export driven amalgamation of nations. They need a competitive currency at the very least (if not a competitive currency along with a competitive labour market). In light of this, the powers that be probably prefer a weak Euro (closer to 1.15-1.1.20 rather than 1.25-1.35).
In light of this, I can't see any reason to do anything but keep shorting the Euro. Target of 1.23 (3 months), 1.20 (end of year) maintained.
It wouldn't make any tactical sense to come up with some semblance of a banking/monetary union with the roadmap for a fiscal one, last week, then jack up the currency to 1.30 in the following weeks. This hurts growth. This is why I'm not believer in this tarot target of 1.30...
I could be wrong, but I'm definitely putting my money where my mouth is.
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Last edited by EuroTraderApp; 07-04-2012 at 03:30 AM.
I'm in already with add ons, waiting for an up move but so far stalls bellow 80
Hold tight. 1 hour indicates a move towards .8023 with stops at .7930.
5M shows .8000 with stops at .7960.
My view and stops should be a bit more generous.
thats why i avoid trading too close to news - whether good or bad always goes a diferent way to what i expect - even tried trading against what i expect - on that occasion it went in direction i expected
hate news - all scheduled news should be released at one and same time each day so as not to interupt trading too much
Then it wouldn't be so interesting in the market - concerning also all of the speculators.
Also - news can come as unexpected - like some natural disaster, etc.
I'm holding longs since last month the down swing so its time to see the bigger move up and those $$$ flowing our way...
Originally Posted by NHAppraiser
Hold tight. 1 hour indicates a move towards .8023 with stops at .7930.
5M shows .8000 with stops at .7960.
My view and stops should be a bit more generous.
sorry - i disagree with you - scheduled news only interupts my trading and usually isn't too interesting
It interupts it - that is quite sure - so does any market maker - which is making movements on the market with spikes in the price(my opinion is that direct news trading is for ther "big boys" because of all the hardware and speed which you need to do such trading).
It is enough interesting to trade the news - if the market is taking it seriously - check some of the news which are not of high importance (Germany economical news) but the market reacts very sharp on them with volatility.
EUR/USD is being supported by 1.2550 and as long as we trade above this level we should be able finish the last few day's correction and trade to 1.27.
A drop under 1.2550 is bearish breakout but will most likely only take price to 1.25 as the overall trend is bullish.
We need also to be prepared for a sluggish trading day as most US markets close earlier today as it’s Fourth of July - the national day of the United States
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