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- Numa replied Sep 14, 2011
is ranging, I would wait for a clear trend to establish.
- Numa replied Sep 14, 2011
I hope this is just a temporary draw down, I've an open long order 0.8798 now I think I would buy more long and wait for a bounce back. From long term perspective I would guess it goes up or maybe ranges.
- Numa replied Sep 14, 2011
I would wait for a next good time point to open a short order. I just exited a short with a good win, when it goes higher than 121.98 i'll enter again.
- Numa replied Sep 14, 2011
It goes down, for sure. I've just opened a trade at 76.865
- Numa replied Sep 14, 2011
I'm short from 1.3732 now. I bet it goes down, greek crises is just the beginning...
- Numa replied Sep 13, 2011
I bet oil prices are falling because economy in Europe may be hit hard by the Greek/Euro crises -> demand in industry will decrease -> oil prices will fall -> euro too, usd may rise, but may although be fall in case of another world wide recession. ...
- Numa replied Sep 13, 2011
Hi, a systematic large-scale analysis for GBP/JPY on a daily basis for more than 12 years using the Super-Trend indi is given here: url tiny url: url The analysis is based on >12 years back testing for each currency pair. The best parameters for ...
- Numa replied Sep 13, 2011
Hi, it's not an ECN broker. This is marketing only. Don't trust anybody in Forex.
- Numa replied Sep 13, 2011
Hi, your posting is from 2009, do you still code an EA for free :-) ? I have some good ideas that I'm actively using in my trading...
- Numa replied Sep 13, 2011
short — goes definitively short lower than 1.3510. Rationale: Long term trend is down and multiple break out tries today. Moreover, the Euro is dying anyways...
- Numa replied Sep 13, 2011
side movements — Hi guys, regarding the fundamental stress Swiss has with its currency exchange, I would guess we will see a side movement in EUR/CHF for quite a time. The ATR is really low and the annoncement of the Swiss government to fix it ...
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