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koolblue
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Red, sorry ,i was already asleep when you posted!.. I haven't had much time to look at it, but the daily chart indicates 1.3826 coming. Cycles are not very clear.... here's a real short term peak (10 min chart).. id be buying anywhere around the lower prc band...
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redsixspeed
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thanks kool ... it seems to be stalling a bit at 1.3749
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koolblue
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Temporary ,i bet... i think it will pierce 1.38 later...
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koolblue
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Bingo... 1.3605!
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koolblue
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The 1.3558 termination ratio (4.236) shown on the 8:47 post is a distinct possibility and would be a high likely hood of a good bounce if stopped out. Reason is it is the projection from the original high and usually rare to be hit , but usually indicated the end of a move!
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redsixspeed
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I had 1.3591 as a major weekly support area and your chart confirmed that area .. thanks for the charts .. now check this out

your # 1.3605 + low 1.3576/2 = 1.35905 ... my # LOL


THANKS !!
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koolblue
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Lol .. glad to be of help ,friend!... heres the updated chart... interesting where the median line on the prc chart is located!...lol
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redsixspeed
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Originally posted by koolblue

The 1.3558 termination ratio (4.236) shown on the 8:47 post is a distinct possibility and would be a high likely hood of a good bounce if stopped out. Reason is it is the projection from the original high and usually rare to be hit , but usually indicated the end of a move!

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I have that 1.3558 as a 382% of range ... also just under it I have a support at 1.3533 ... I was busy Friday and didn't see this post till
today (Sunday)... thats good confirmation of # ... now I got to add another vote up LOL .. I tried to vote it up but got the message "this vote is to old to change"
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redsixspeed
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At $85 billion/month, it cost Bernanke a little over $1 million for each job created last month. Well done, professor. -Tim Knight