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the redlion replied Feb 5, 2012lets put this in perspective in 1913 $1.00= $22.10 dollars of today average wage was $585.00= $12,928.50 in today's dollars the average car cost= $600.00 102.56% of an average annual wage the average house cost= $5,935 1,014.53% of an average annual ...
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the redlion replied Feb 2, 2012do not watch the NFP closely, it is irrelevant what the data says. WATCH THE REACTION.
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the redlion replied Feb 2, 2012GOOD NFP means depreciation of USD, as the economy remains to be gaining traction, then money will flow into riskier assets. the USD still has low interest rates and offers little attractiveness.
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the redlion replied Feb 2, 2012the euro will continue up today, it formed a double bottom at 1.3160 and 1.3165 subsequently. We have to look at what is going on in the markets today, in order to really understand the market mechanics, although i really do not know shit, nor any ...
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the redlion replied Feb 1, 2012me too !!!!

and guess what, I keep my money and my profits grow a shit of a lot faster than when I JUST HAD TO CATCH EVERY MOVE.EURUSD
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the redlion replied Feb 1, 2012i think you just proved Agro's point. yes big boys due use some sort of spiral, martingale, fibo entries PRECISELY because of what Agro said. if you have 10,000 orders on the ASK and it gets hit with 100,000 on the BID what happens to the market? ...
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the redlion replied Feb 1, 2012yes assets are all correlated due to the USD being the reserve currency, but What i am trying to establish is the USDX is good tool, but just a tool, it is not a leading indicator.........it is a result of same as looking at the 6 majors except here ...
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the redlion replied Feb 1, 2012the USDX is a weighted Geometric average, meaning that relative to each other the basket is weighted so the currencies in question do not affect the mean dis-proportionally due to the amount in the exchange rates i.e the Yen being large numbers does ...
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the redlion replied Jan 31, 2012i am aware of that i posted this a little bit ago. but then again SNB will probably wait till the 1.20 is violated otherwise they would just be feeding the speculators, maybe even let that 1.20 be breached for a couple of days and then surprise ...
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the redlion replied Jan 31, 2012USDX is reactionary to EUR/USD not the other way around USDX is an index of USD performing among the major currencies of the world with 58.6% weight on the EUR/USD i believe
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the redlion replied Jan 31, 2012if you are thinking of going long you have different options one would be to buy now and put a SL below 1.3050 which is risky, or wait for clearer direction either below 1.3050 sell or above 1.3080 buy? right now the range is 33 pips usually we have ...
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the redlion replied Jan 31, 2012its pretty clear by looking at the charts equities and yields up they are not selling as you can see. What they will do in the next second i don't know

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the redlion replied Jan 31, 2012as usual Agro knows his shit. my thoughts exactly

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the redlion replied Jan 31, 20121.3050 and below will look like a bearish formation while 1.3080 and above will be bullish. 1.32 so far is been the resistance which needs to be passed if this correction is to continue. and if we in fact trade below 1.3050 then we can expect to zig ...
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the redlion replied Jan 31, 2012the biggest factors here are how will the SNB maintain the floor? by buying Euros? and selling franks? how will the BOJ intervene by buying dollars? and selling Yen? The BOJ creating demand for USD will bring down the Euro, and put pressure on the ...
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the redlion replied Jan 31, 2012funny ..... my Central Pivot is 1.3110 (which by the way is only the average price of yesterday)
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the redlion commented Jan 30, 2012the market is manipulated, ECB buys bonds and artificially "confidence in sovereign debt" is announced The FED buy US bonds, and in a world of crap vs diarrhea the US gets a higher rating
Europe to S&P, Fitch: Who cares?
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the redlion replied Jan 29, 2012in the US bonds don't matter they are irrelevant. USA doesn't borrow money they print money, the money needs to be spent first before you can exchange it for a less liquid asset with higher yield bonds,treasuries and cash can be considered cash just ...
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