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The Aussie is now at 1.10 0.97 maybe 0.95 - there is incommensurably more money there than in the Euro and they have not yet reached the Euro. Sell stops put 1.38 - 37 - 36. (In the morning we wake up and the yew is under the table :))
What do you people have to say about this...
08.08.2011 21:36 GMT+1 - EUR/USD intraday: Under pressure.
Our pivot point is at 1.425.
Our view: SELL below 1.425 with targets at 1.412 and 1.4075.
Alternative scenario: an upside breakout of 1.425 would open the way to 1.43 and 1.435.
Analysis : From a technical point of view, the RSI indicator is below the neutral level of 50.
What do you people have to say about this...
08.08.2011 21:36 GMT+1 - EUR/USD intraday: Under pressure.
Our pivot point is at 1.425.
Our view: SELL below 1.425 with targets at 1.412 and 1.4075.
Alternative scenario: an upside breakout of 1.425 would open the way to 1.43 and 1.435.
Analysis : From a technical point of view, the RSI indicator is below the neutral level of 50.
When the stock fell like that a year ago, the euro was flying in sync with it.
2011.08.08 22:01:02 *US stock indices collapsed before the close of trading; DJIA -602 points
When the stock fell like that a year ago, the euro was flying in sync with it.
New crisis - cheap petrol, welcome - all into the quid!
New crisis - cheap petrol, welcome - all in the quid!
Below 11,000 is already a flight down...
2011.08.08 22:08:02 *Trading in the US closed with a decline in stock indices; the DJIA fell 634.76 points /5.55%/ to 1,809.85 points
Below 11,000 is already a flight down...
that's it! the euro is on its way.
2011.08.08 22:14:28 *DJIA posted its biggest one-day drop in points since December 2008
2011.08.08 22:27:14 *DJIA fell 634.76 points Monday, the sixth biggest one-day drop in points on record
that's it! they're doing the euro now.