FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Implications 2015(continued) - page 622
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Tomorrow he'll start looking at Mexican pesos and you'll follow him?
I can't believe it.
By the way - I've already exposed Ivan, since the cucumber's ripe - you know ;)
Kiwi has started to lock in, you can try to look for sales.
On audi - yes, there is no need to even start looking before 7250.
On the pound, imho - I would not go into the sales. In general. They were buying from 1,5540, but they were not going to close it. I think, we are going to go up by the "uhty" this week. Only the passengers need to shake out at 1,56.
On the euro - ALL in sales. Stops at 1.14 and 1.15. Looks like we will see both of these levels.
Kiwi has started to lock in, you can try to look for sales.
On audi - yes, there is no need to even start looking before 7250.
On the pound imho - I would not go into the sales. In general. They were buying from 1,5540, but they were not going to close it. I think, we are going to go up by the "uhty" this week. Only the passengers need to shake out at 1,56.
On the euro - ALL on sales. Stops at 1.14 and 1.15. Looks like we will see both of these levels.
Why have you decided - to sell the moon, not to touch the rest.
Middle East stock exchanges collapsed sharply
After global indices plunged over the past week, Middle Eastern exchanges fell sharply on Sunday.
The stock exchanges in Dubai and Saudi Arabia closed down 7% (Sunday is a working day in those countries) after the Dow Jones index fell 6% in the US last week and the British FTSE 100 recorded its biggest weekly loss of 5% this year.
Eh, broker, start quoting, fuck it to the left, I'm hunting for a trade)))
Middle East stock exchanges collapsed sharply
After global indices plunged over the past week, Middle Eastern stock exchanges fell sharply on Sunday.
The stock exchanges in Dubai and Saudi Arabia closed down 7% (Sunday is a working day in those countries) after the Dow Jones index fell 6% in the US last week and the British FTSE 100 recorded its biggest weekly loss of 5% this year.
Eh, broker, start quoting, fuck it to the left, I'm hunting for a trade)))
Who told you about "commodity" currencies?))) Not the ones who told you about correlations, allied currencies and other nonsense?))
Pound is up 14, the Euro is up 10, there is no need to think about it, they should have been earlier, I do not say anything about metals, I do not see any buyer enthusiasm there, the chiff better forget about it, the gnomes will leave you without trousers one day.
Strange, I don't care what you call it. if you've got a proper monitor, put a mink mooney and aud, and explain to the kids that there is correlation and anti-correlation.
What does this have to do with the "monitor"? There is an indicator like this:https://www.mql5.com/ru/articles/754
Why I decided to put the moon on sale, leave the rest untouched.
wrote a long post and destroyed it...
in short, all the retail clients are short on the bucks-cad.
see oanda and so forth...
not a good thing
their volume isn't small either - maybe a yard
wrote a long post and destroyed it...
in short all the retail clients are short on the bucks-cad
see oanda etc...
not a good thing
their volume's not small either, maybe a yard...
they've got stops at 3220. That's what they will be taking them off and shaking them out.
at 1.32 a lot more sells are standing
http://fxtrade.oanda.co.uk/analysis/historical-open-orders
you can't wipe out that easily - 20 pips is nothing even for the retail crowd
ps
the reversal is possible - down to 1.3 - there the whole crowd happily turns over
(I think the crowd is always playing in the channel and we see it on the Kiwi now - the crowd won on the rise of the Kiwi to .67 and closed their longs)
and it gets taken out on a powerful move even lower to 1.28 or 1.26