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Nina & Zeman
Just wonder if you dont mind if we combine your system (Dolly + Nina + Kuskus) and make it an ultimate indikator.
(Maybe we need to open a new thread with these combined system)
I ask the permission first before posting any improvement.
Thx beforeGood idea !
COUNT ME IN !!
Hi!!
They really like those flat Mondays. They make a feast.
Posted 01-19-2007 at 11,35am:
Once at 1,9796, if it is the case, we'll be in touch.
Cable's high today so far: 1,9787.
Cable's low today so far: 1,9717.
Hi!!
Hurry up: look at two last candles on USDCHF. 17:00 - 17:30 and 17:30 to 18:00CET.
Do you like them?
You mean, it will go up nina?
Hi!!
Hurry up: look at two last candles on USDCHF. 17:00 - 17:30 and 17:30 to 18:00CET.
Do you like them?Hi!!
Hurry up: look at two last candles on USDCHF. 17:00 - 17:30 and 17:30 to 18:00CET.
Do you like them?Hello Nina,
What does that tell us? Not enough sellers to push it down so it going up?
Angela
Hi all !
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Gordon Brown must be kicking himself this morning.
If only he hadn't raised fuel tax in December! The hike in duty was one of the contributing factors to December's jump in the consumer price index (CPI rose to 3%, the very top of the Bank of England's target range), which left the Bank with little choice but to hike interest rates this month.
Mind you, a small consolation will be that he managed to be out of the country on the day the inflation figures were announced, leaving the Prime Minister struggling to explain why it was all nothing to worry about really...
With the Chancellor out of the country, Tony Blair was left to try to brush yesterday's inflation data under the carpet. He has clearly been listening to at least some of Mr Brown's speeches, because he did exactly what the Chancellor always does - blamed everything on oil.
"Inflation has risen in most of the major countries because of rising energy prices, rising oil prices, which have doubled, tripled, over the past few years."
Some observers might have pointed out that the price of a barrel of oil is now at its lowest level in about 18 months or so. They might also have pointed out that the UK's inflation rate is now much higher than in the Eurozone for example.
They could even have pointed to the fact that - if the Bank was still judged on the old inflation target measure, RPIX (the retail price index excluding mortgage interest payments) - Mervyn King would actually have had to put his ballpoint to paper and write a letter of explanation to the Treasury. Annual RPIX inflation came in at 3.8%, well above the upper limit of 3.5% under the old inflation-targetting rules.
But probably a more important point is that anyone looking at the statistics can see that the big inflation worry can no longer be dismissed as simply being a product of high oil prices. Various economic commentators argued throughout last year that inflation would fall as oil prices eased off. It didn't, even though the second half of the year saw a relatively stable - if high - oil price.
The latest data shows that just about everything is getting more expensive. A particular item of note was furniture and household goods, which were 11.4% dearer in December than in the previous month. So much for the heavy discounting on the high street trumpeted in the pre-Christmas tabloids - we're sure the retailers were very grateful for the extra advertising.
The only things that haven't risen in price over the past year are clothes and footwear (warm winter weather meant heavier discounting on winter clothes) and leisure goods. The rest, from food to school fees to travel costs, has all gone higher.
But the biggest worry for the Bank at the moment may not be CPI, its target measure, but headline inflation - the Retail Price Index (RPI). This is the measure used to calculate increases in the state pension and various other benefits. It rose to 4.4%, a level not seen since 1991. Employees, understandably, prefer to take RPI as their measure when arguing for wage settlements - after all, if it's deemed as the best way to measure the cost of living for pensioners, then why not for workers too?
And this is the aspect that has the Monetary Policy Committee feeling twitchy. One MPC member, Andrew Sentance, emphasised the fact that the Bank is taking a hard line on wages. "If inflation is to be brought back to target and remain there, demand needs to be appropriately restrained and expectations of inflation by wage and price-setters must remain consistent with the 2% CPI target."
It looks like the Bank is getting its big stick out. In the absence of any very strong excuse to hold rates, like an obvious slowdown in the economy, we really wouldn't be surprised to see a follow-up rate hike next month.
Whether it will be successful or not in holding back pay growth is another matter - a 2% wage rise now represents anything from a 1% to 2.4% pay cut in real terms, depending on how you like to measure your inflation. And if anyone's thinking we should all take it on the chin for the greater good, here's a question - how much of a pay cut do you plan to accept this year?
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Have Fun !!
/Smooth
can anyone help?
Hi,
is there anyone willing to help to do a quick recap on CatFX50 signals and include which demo account used to generate them? just for this once...
i thought it maybe helpful for me and all the silent newbies who just started demoing recently to study the signals and making sure our settings can match the signals, or is there a separate thread we can go to discuss this?
I tried to use past recaps such as on 3rd Nov 06 for example, but the histoStepMA didn't seem to show properly when I scroll back to the older dates, or is it just my mt4 problem?
can anyone help pls?
thanks,
bubblestar
Hi,
is there anyone willing to help to do a quick recap on CatFX50 signals and include which demo account used to generate them? just for this once...
i thought it maybe helpful for me and all the silent newbies who just started demoing recently to study the signals and making sure our settings can match the signals, or is there a separate thread we can go to discuss this?
I tried to use past recaps such as on 3rd Nov 06 for example, but the histoStepMA didn't seem to show properly when I scroll back to the older dates, or is it just my mt4 problem?
can anyone help pls?
thanks,
bubblestarHi!
I can not do it, my friend. Done it for a long time.
About yesterday 22-01-2007:
It was a difficult day. I posted some levels to help though.
EURUSD broke our 1,2951-50 level and went to 1,2921. Just a few pips. Pivot now at 1,2946. Things are like they were: consolidating and waiting for something big.
Again, while below 1,2946 - 1,2951, it is set to go down.
While between 1,2946 - 1,2996, no-trading zone. Above 1,2996, it will be set to fo up.
About GBPUSD:
Pivot at 1,9751.
While below 1,9753-51, its way is down to 1,9730 - 1,9715 - 1,9694 - 1,9668 - 1,9634 -1,9621- 1,9589 - 1,9569 - 1,9548 - 1,9538 and 1,9505.
In order to go up, it needs to hold above 1,9751. If it does, next will be 1,9768 - 1,9777 - 1,9785 - 1,9796 - 1,9825 - 1,9840 - 1,9860 - 1,9893.
About GBPJPY:
Pivot at 240,04.
While holding now above 239,47, its way is up to 240,64. It needs to break and close hourly above 240,43 though. Each time it loses 240,43, it is set to go to 240,21 - 240,00 - 239,47. A red alarm will turn on if it breaks down 239,19, cause it will have a highway to 238,94 and 238,08.
Breaking 240,64, it will go to 240,95 - 241,30 - 241,61 - 242,09 - 242,47 -242,58 and 242,90.
About USDCHF:
It has pivot at 1,2497.
I only can say what I said many times.
THIS PAIR IS UP AS LONG AS IT KEEPS TRADING ABOVE 1,2440 - 12416 - 1,2409 - 03.
Good luck!!
Hi,
is there anyone willing to help to do a quick recap on CatFX50 signals and include which demo account used to generate them? just for this once...
i thought it maybe helpful for me and all the silent newbies who just started demoing recently to study the signals and making sure our settings can match the signals, or is there a separate thread we can go to discuss this?
I tried to use past recaps such as on 3rd Nov 06 for example, but the histoStepMA didn't seem to show properly when I scroll back to the older dates, or is it just my mt4 problem?
can anyone help pls?
thanks,
bubblestarGo to page one download all the files and study the documents Nina has posted there. Once done with that start reading the thread it takes time but it is well worth it. Good luck!
Hi!
EURUSD Pivot now at 1,2946. Things are like they were: consolidating and waiting for something big.
Again, while below 1,2946 - 1,2951, it is set to go down.
While between 1,2946 - 1,2996, no-trading zone. Above 1,2996, it will be set to fo up.
About GBPUSD:
Pivot at 1,9751.
While below 1,9753-51, its way is down to 1,9730 - 1,9715 - 1,9694 - 1,9668 - 1,9634 -1,9621- 1,9589 - 1,9569 - 1,9548 - 1,9538 and 1,9505.
In order to go up, it needs to hold above 1,9751. If it does, next will be 1,9768 - 1,9777 - 1,9785 - 1,9796 - 1,9825 - 1,9840- 1,9860 - 1,9893.
About GBPJPY:
Pivot at 240,04.
While holding now above 239,47, its way is up to 240,64. It needs to break and close hourly above 240,43 though. Each time it loses 240,43, it is set to go to 240,21 - 240,00 - 239,47. A red alarm will turn on if it breaks down 239,19, cause it will have a highway to 238,94 and 238,08.
Breaking 240,64, it will go to 240,95- 241,30 - 241,61 - 242,09 - 242,47 -242,58 and 242,90.
About USDCHF:
It has pivot at 1,2497.
I only can say what I said many times.
THIS PAIR IS UP AS LONG AS IT KEEPS TRADING ABOVE 1,2440 - 12416 - 1,2409 - 03.
Good luck!!Morning, mates!!
GBPJPY high so far: 240,95.
GBPUSD high so far: 1,9836.
EURUSD high so far: 1,2986.
USDCHF low so far: 1,2454.