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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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johnpr2010
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I am making a long here right 1.3582 since I see that it retrace nicely to the 50% swing and confluence with the high of the afternoon from yesterday. Trending higher with a nice channel draw and a 5min candlesticks price action positive to go higher. I have my stop loss 15 ticks and a profit of 10 ticks for the 1st half. Lets see what it does.
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Lorn
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Nice move for you Joe.

Originally posted by CharterJoe

close enough to 3600 I shorting heavy...gotta make some coffee avg short 3590
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CharterJoe
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Good morning..looks like were bouncing around quite a bit this am without going anywhere (how I like it). I'll be waiting on the CPI and unemployment numbers probably get a good ZN trade.
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CharterJoe
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Originally posted by Lorn

Nice move for you Joe.

Originally posted by CharterJoe

close enough to 3600 I shorting heavy...gotta make some coffee avg short 3590




Thanks
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CharterJoe
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I posted in the wrong room Im long 3560 TP 3580 which its almost filled. There's a ledge the market wanted to fill in 3575ish.
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CharterJoe
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Now where back to the upper end of the 15 min trading range....2ez shorting 3585 for another 20pip pull back to mean
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CharterJoe
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Now long @ 3555 looking for 3570
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CharterJoe
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@#$*!bonds aren't playing nice today
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CharterJoe
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Originally posted by CharterJoe

Now long @ 3555 looking for 3570


close enough bailed at 3568
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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