EURUSD - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Part 2) - page 1756

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Oh, man... Good thing I already bought some vodka.)
 

Good thing I got home in time, had to get into a plus lock. ))))


 
Jingo:
Bernanke dances with a tambourine

That's hilarious! Thank you. Ah well, I sat in a small lot.
 
lekhach:
Just don't get to 1.37 Don't want to meet Uncle Kolya.

and Uncle Kolya is already masturbating - waiting for you - he wants to stick it in ))))

Euro/dollar broke above the 1.3600 level on comments by Bini Smaghi that the ECB may raise the rate amidst increased price pressure, which in turn helped the Euro/Pound strengthen, even despite selling by the British clearing bank. The current euro/dollar exchange rate is 1.3601/03. According to dealers, the euro/dollar has formed a base at 1.3550. The nearest resistance is 1.3625.

 
where are the americans - it's time to fix the portfolios if Bugi Smini is telling tales
 
Jingo:
where are the americans - it's time to fix the portfolios if Bugi Smini is telling tales
22 minutes into the market
 
but the calendar said it was going to be a quiet day
 
2011.02.18 15:13:39 *Bernanke: Foreign investors' acquisition of mispriced US assets is behind the crisis
2011.02.18 15:14:31 *Bernanke: The main cause of the crisis was the poor state of the US financial system, regulation
2011.02.18 15:17:09 *Bernanke: Developing countries have many tools to prevent overheating
2011.02.18 15:06:06 *Bernanke defends low interest rate policy against foreign criticism
2011.02.18 15:07:1218 15:07:12 *Bernanke again criticised China's currency policy without naming a specific country
2011.02.18 15:08:39 *Bernanke: US and France triggered the depression in the 1930s because their currencies were undervalued
201102.02.18 15:09:19 *Bernanke: Countries that keep their currencies low are creating global imbalances
2011.02.18 15:31:24 *Bernanke: Capital flows are a threat to global financial stability
 
ECB executive board member Bini Smaghi made a notable recovery in trading, and evidence that the ECB has people with a tougher stance than Jean-Claude Trichet, helped the bulls defend support around $1.3540. By now the euro/dollar is noted above $1.3630, and dealers note that ability to consolidate above will allow to count on growth development of $1.3740, and potentially and to $1.3860. In the market, meanwhile, there are rumours of another series of stops above $1.3640, the execution of which will open the way to $1.3660 and $1.3680.
 
I'm laughing my ass off!!!
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