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

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

  1. Nice trade.
     
    #3591     May 1, 2005
  2. Hindsight is always 20/20. Trimming half the move just secured profit. I got the other half. And I'm much better off than those who went long EUR. So I'm not really sure if any of that is considered a bad move.
     
    #3592     May 2, 2005
  3. Thanks, sir. Like you, I'm going to start playing yen.
     
    #3593     May 2, 2005
  4. As I said, if it breaks 1.2795 area, I'll short again. I cashed out because I did not feel comfortable continuning with this week's events. I had made well beyond my profit goal, and I'll re-enter on either side depending on where it moves.

    Sheesh - so much flak for a good trade! :)

    I do agree that it will be enroute to 1.25, though I require the confirmation of 1.2775-95 break. EUR has hit the level it's at now (more or less) and bounced twice. I don't want to be caught on the third bounce).
     
    #3594     May 2, 2005
  5. No flak intended :) Taking 200 pips is good going in anyone's books. I've taken some money off the table at 1.2850 - yes, I'd hate to walk away empty handed if I'm spiked out.

    Expecting a bit of a bounce now - circa 1.2920 where I'll attempt to short some more for 1.28 and lower.
     
    #3595     May 2, 2005
  6. yes euro looks to be getting ready to test 1.2800 support.
     
    #3596     May 2, 2005
  7. Absolutely my strategy.

    For now, I've gone long USD/JPY at 104.90 because everyone is going nuts on this China reval thing for the May holidays, and I'm betting the "rumor" that says they're looking to do so is crap.

    If i'm right, USD/JPY will rise significantly in the coming short term.

    Also looking to re-establish shorts like you said with EUR. The 200 MA is at 1.2830 and Thompson claims there are massive stops below 1.2800. The EUR has not closed below 1.2830 since end of September. A close below it would signal a trend reversal, but I'm not sure we're there yet. Soon.

    Cheers,

    Ivan
     
    #3597     May 3, 2005
  8. now that the Euro Zone reports are out why hasn't the EUR/USD moved?

    I guess everybody is awaiting the U.S. FOMC?

    Oh, well.......snoooooooze!:cool:
     
    #3598     May 3, 2005
  9. I like your thinking with USDJPY - it is building into a tight little congestion pattern on the hourlies...
     
    #3599     May 3, 2005
  10. Help me out here. I just don't see it. the usdjpy looks to be bouncing off a retracement and looking about to resume its sell off and/or a test of the new low?

    where do you see strength?:confused:

    i could use a good crystal ball. mind if i borrow yours?:)
     
    #3600     May 3, 2005