Eur/USD

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  1. $$$lover

    $$$lover

    what is that chart telling you.....1.2250 next stop?
     
    #111     Mar 28, 2006
  2. The chart is tailing me that price is approaching the neck line and if it gets broken then the target would be 1.28
     
    #112     Mar 29, 2006
  3. 1.28?? Really? And when do you see that happening?
     
    #113     Mar 29, 2006
  4. Should be trying to head to .2200....

    -Kastro
     
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    #114     Mar 29, 2006
  5. I am short the dollar on EUR, AUD, CAD and YEN.

    Mainly because of the New Moon. Always works.

    If we do move up and get thru the 2040 area, I have

    2114
    2209

    as next stops. My values change slightly at the end of each day so as time moves on they may change a tad.

    If 2021 gives way.....I see next stops as

    1969
    1929
    1873

    Good luck and if you open your window, I will be howling at the NEW moon.

    DRT
     
    #115     Mar 29, 2006
  6. Everytime I step back and take a look at any longer term studies(more than 1 day) of the EURUSD, I come to the same conclusion.

    Complete confusion.

    Maybe its just me. I have a long term view, but I am not Gates, Soros or Buffet so I guess I will just do my best. I am trading other pairs much more often than I used to.
     
    #116     Mar 29, 2006
  7. Don't worry. You're not the only one confused. This market has completely lost it's mind in the last four weeks.
     
    #117     Mar 29, 2006
  8. In general I do not use indicators to trade. I do enjoy messing around with the fib stuff on longer time frames. I have several different time frames that indcate a major reversal is about to take place. Problem is...I have no idea which direction it might go. I think it looks like up, but who knows.
     
    #118     Mar 29, 2006
  9. You're right!

    It indicates, to me, the influx of new retail traders beginning to have an effect, possibly.

    Pairs being picked and traded - perhaps even in a trend-type trading structure, without substantial hedging being done.

    It may make sense for pair movements not corresponding classically. I've been seeing it more and more for the last year.

    Plus, remember, we got gold and silver now easily accessable, too.

    Perhaps global cash is now being slammed around at a faster rate thanks to the Internet.

    More individual traders entering the markets was bound to have an effect, overall.

    Thoughts, guys?

    x
    (ps: when the market completely loses its mind, I'm in my glory! :D)
     
    #119     Mar 30, 2006
  10. I'd be very surprised if retail traders had any effect at all, let alone upset the entire market.
     
    #120     Mar 30, 2006
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