[Branch closed!] EURUSD - Trends, Forecasts and Consequences (Episode 4) - page 137

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As a result, the Euro slipped from $1.4500 to $1.4460. Players sincerely wish that on today's absurd day this would be the last unexpected statement to shake the markets.
P.S. Someone decided to buy the dollar for 50 pips. Got himself some girls for the summer holidays. That's all.
Why did the Aussie, the GDR, the GBP and even the Canadian have to fall off? They all fell off at once ..... Yen and the CHF survived the fall.
P.S. Someone decided to buy the dollar for 50 pips. Got himself some girls for the summer holidays. That's all.
Targets for option levels
Although already reversed to the upside, it is still below $100.
The Eu rose on talk of a tightening by the ECB and the threat of a downgrade of the US credit rating... BUT oil has been falling for three hours...
The Eu rose on talk of a tightening by the ECB and the threat of a downgrade of the US credit rating... BUT oil has been falling for three hours...
I am always amused by this analyst expression: some measly 40 pips (and often even less) are called a collapse.
RBC often has news like "on the FOREX market, there is a sharp fall in the euro: yesterday's European session closed at 1.4457, and today it is trading at 1.4443.
I am always amused by this expression of analysts: some measly 40 points (and often even less) are called a collapse.
RBC often has news like "There is a sharp fall in the Eurodollar in the FOREX market: yesterday's European session closed at 1.4457, but today it is already trading at 1.4443".