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).
The weekly chart shows a great potential for games around 1.2.
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If they can overcome it, I'm looking for new all-time highs before the close.
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Let's see if they pull it back here, KZ for example, then gun it up. Another shake and bake. Or, if all they wanted to do was run it down to the backtest then up to a new HOD, and that's all they wanted to do, game both sides and leave it at that.
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Understand, to get the new all-time highs they only had to do two more points. If they don't get it I truly believe they have a reason, another strategy.
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Seems like they want to make a run for those highs now. It's too early, though...
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Nah, Dow 43,000, years more to run, this 'bull' is strong. None of this stuff matters, none of it will play out (you know, the stuff like this I endlessly post).

Source: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-11-12/392-weeks

Source: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-11-12/392-weeks
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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
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-11-14/stop-hunting-algos-dominate-sp-500-today

