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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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koolblue
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im expecting mish-mash here ,then a final push up to your old 1.4205-7 level....
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koolblue
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the longer term charts have the 4.236 at 1.4207(1.4131 low!)and now this from the one min chart...
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koolblue
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Originally posted by koolblue

im expecting mish-mash here ,then a final push up to your old 1.4205-7 level....
..BINGO!..AND NOW SHORT!
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koolblue
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SOLD 1.4205 JUST COVERED 1.4193!..YIPPEE!back to the black for the day!
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redsixspeed
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bull signals keep firing .. this thing is bullish .. above 1.423 puts
1.4250 on the radar ..
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Lorn
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1.4217 last week's close. Providing resistance at the moment.
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redsixspeed
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Originally posted by Lorn

1.4217 last week's close. Providing resistance at the moment.

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I took that resistance line off my chart .. it should go up now ..
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redsixspeed
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Originally posted by redsixspeed

edit caculations ^^

stay above 1.412 keeps 1.427 on radar .. next long range target 1.455 .. take out the low of the bull candle patterns change
things ..

===================================================================== that 1.427 is close but 1.4250 may slow things down for a bit
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Lorn
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A look at VWAP. Lots of volume in the upper portion of todays range.


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redsixspeed
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this is due out tomorrow 4/7/11 :

7:45am et EUR Minimum Bid Rate 1.25% 1.00%

6e getting in position for that ..
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