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MarcinO
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I will start this week with overview of the Euro.
1.2480 looks like a monster, but I assume it will produce only a temporary reaction after TL fakeout and then go up to KZ (1.2570-1.2600).
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The weekly chart shows a great potential for games around 1.2.

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MarcinO
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1.2455-60 is a key spot for the Euro.
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MarcinO
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Time for CD leg up for the Euro?

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jimkane
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My area from way before that I mentioned is 40-54, with the meat of it 40-49.
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jimkane
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I'm being very cautious in here. 'They' need to get back on it, or it might be done.
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jimkane
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It's funny, because it looks like it is going to roll hard from here (we know what that usually means), and rat's chart make me think that it is set up for a big pop over that area, unleashing the energy from the break. We'll see.
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jimkane
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And it starts out with the hard roll.
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jimkane
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But now that the 1-min TL is violated, what happens?
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jimkane
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Here's the ES game. It's all games, but this is the 'stop run' game, a variation on what I coined long ago, the '1-2-tick game'.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-11-14/stop-hunting-algos-dominate-sp-500-today