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DaddyBear replied Jun 26, 2012Pip Boy, are you riding on the big bull now? Need Papa to give you a hand to get out from the back of the bull? Papa

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DaddyBear replied Jun 25, 2012Eric, Aussie has bounced back from 1.0030 zone three times already (M5 Chart). Triple tops, triangles or wedge, you name it. Historically, 1.0030 has been a very staunch zone. Let's see how 1.0030 zone performs this time. In the meantime, from my ...
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DaddyBear replied Jun 25, 2012Eric, Thanks for your greeting. I will look into those two books when I have a chance. I notice one blue horizontal line (1.0030) on your chart. Isn't that a resistance? Seems to me, you see 1.0070 a more important resistance. Could you share your ...
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DaddyBear replied Jun 25, 2012Nice charting, Silencer. Do you think the bulls will break through the trend line?
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DaddyBear replied Jun 25, 2012PS, Aussie has 5/24 parties for all of us every week. Sometimes she is energetic but sometimes isn't. I like to sit as close to her as possible. This way I can have nice small talks and happy drinks or even some tango with her. Aussie is not a ...
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DaddyBear replied Jun 25, 2012No. If you are not drunk and not trying to break in a bar at 4 AM, that should be fine.
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DaddyBear replied Jun 25, 2012When a downtown bar wants to close its door at 4 AM, some drunk people still want to get inside the bar.
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DaddyBear replied Jun 25, 2012There are always some guests arriving at the end of parties when most people are leaving.
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DaddyBear replied Jun 25, 2012Me too. But, DaddyBear once said that "bull gotta do what bull gotta do." We shall see.
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DaddyBear replied Jun 25, 2012One who is not confused will be able to see the direction of the traffic flow. One who is confused will be .......

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DaddyBear replied Jun 25, 2012I agree with your view. This is the second time CNBC writes about Aussie's "Safe-Haven" status. I will look into this issue with a magnifier.
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DaddyBear replied Jun 25, 2012Using a larger scale Fibonacci reversed "retracement", 61.80% is 0.99498. This is very close to 0.99497, which is the average of 0.9953 and 0.99463. This price mark may serve as the landing pad of the falling bull.
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DaddyBear replied Jun 25, 2012I have a big picture as to how far Aussie will drop. The retracement already completed last Wednesday. The current move is not a retracement but a part of the main trend.
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DaddyBear replied Jun 25, 2012You are attempting to measure an adult's height with a child's scale.
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