EURUSD - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Part 2) - page 1758

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Dimka-novitsek:
My gut is 80% right, but it can happen. It's a real shame when the pound takes a pip inside a pip and goes 150 pips in the right direction.
When you get a technical support, you should get a response from a brokerage company with a price that does not exist and you should get a response from a brokerage company with a price that does not exist.
 
I don't know, I don't think I have the kind of deposit to be so vindictive for my sake!
 
Dimka-novitsek:
I do not know, I do not have a deposit so big for my sake!

Even a slippage with a few pips is a bargain for a broker - already discussed on the forums.

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On the options, eva is now up, on america they will throw down sharply.

On the prog, a foul is looming. All deltas are negative.

 
Inserting yesterday's quote, "A quietly sluggish week in a tight range. Market participants keep gaining long positions on the euro. Quotes are slowly but surely pushing down the level of 1.3600. It is a watershed bull/bear." In general, today it makes sense to trade from the extremums of the week, maybe with a small allowance for the old stops.
However! Today is the day of the big bumps coddling: 16:00 MSC B.Bernanke; 16:20 MSC M.King(Bank of England); 17:45 MSC G.Paulsen. The market will again be sucking in every word. God only knows which one of them will say what. And let's not forget the next treasury buyout, $5-7bn today.

..Movement targets are the same : 1.3640(POC Feb)/1.3700(2xIBW)/1.3770-1.3800(NPOC-3.02)1.3863(NPOC-9.11; Hi_Feb)/1.4085 (SP-8.11).

From the newsletter.

 
The pound was in the buy as well!
 
In short I see a pullback to 1.3575-50
 
torgus:

On the options, eva is now up, on america they will throw down sharply.

On the prog - there is a foul looming. All deltas are negative.

Torgus, to what district do you think we will fall?
 
Temnyj:
don't jump in as you go - you're too late, as they say.
You can't tell when you're late and when you're late!
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Does anyone analyse the euro and the dollar separately in relation to the ruble, for example?
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