Chinook's EUR/USD (E/$)Mumblings

Discussion in 'Forex' started by chinook, Aug 16, 2004.

  1. V-Viper

    V-Viper

    Yea I think I'm being more of a "swing" trader, at least thats where I make more money, on the big moves.

    I got sick of getting stopped out on the up and down moves one a day's 100 point gain.

    30 pt+ stop loss isn't to "crazy" for a swing trader correct..
     
    #2331     Nov 19, 2004
  2. It's time for my 90 minute nap :)
     
    #2332     Nov 19, 2004
  3. I'm hoping for a volatile day today. Let's see if Greenie's mumblings will stir the $.
     
    #2333     Nov 19, 2004
  4. I'm long from 1.3022, added more at 1.3042. Euro might fly today!Madness!!!
     
    #2334     Nov 19, 2004
  5. It's awfully quite here now. I hope no one is going against this mania.
     
    #2335     Nov 19, 2004
  6. V-Viper

    V-Viper

    I'm going to wait for a pull back then buy in. Whens the news?

    -Looks like it has run out of steam stuck in the 50s - 60s
     
    #2336     Nov 19, 2004
  7. I think it's (speech) happening now....
     
    #2337     Nov 19, 2004
  8. V-Viper

    V-Viper

    I haven't gotten a confirm in a turn around singal but I'm icthing to short it but I might sit out.
     
    #2338     Nov 19, 2004
  9. 50 seems to be holding up OK so far.

    The pullback volume was relatively lower so I'm expecting at least one more shot upwards.
     
    #2339     Nov 19, 2004
  10. Thomson reports:

    "13:36 EUR/USD: Greenspan Uncovers Our Dirty Secret] Boston, November 19: The
    passage that strikes closest to home from the Greenspan speech was the line
    about forex forecasting being about as accurate at a flip of a coin. Now that
    our secret is out, we can turn to the substance of his remarks. He makes clear
    that he sees the current account deficit as unsustainable, a stance the other
    members of the FOMC have been harping on for the last several months. He does
    not see a crisis as imminent, however.
    EUR/USD has firmed to 1.3050 after his remarks. An expiry at that level is
    seen this morning, and may help limit the upside trough 15:00 GMT."
     
    #2340     Nov 19, 2004