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jimkane
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Kickin' it off with: 'Nothing to worry about, nothing at all. Nothing to see here, move along, folks.'

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-04-25/just-6-charts
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MarcinO
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Euro may need one more leg down to 1.0785 to finish the correction.

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I think that the next area to the upside is 1.1060-80.
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MarcinO
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Euro is likely to drop now, off 1.0890.
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MarcinO
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40 pips down so far. It wants to get to 1.0780.
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MarcinO
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1.0870 can send the Euro down.
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rat89
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iwm now and before:

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jimkane
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Doesn't matter. Imagine the ES at 3,400 and what these charts will look like then. Holy cow. It's truly different this time... Right?

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-04-27/blow-top-four-ways-tell
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rat89
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line to line at the .618 sets up the continuation long entry this morning at the low:

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simple bear trap at the .382

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jimkane
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Armstrong seems to be lining up with my views as far as the Euro. It's all necessary so people will love the Euro again, then the descent to below 80 can unfold as things fall apart. When the SHTF it's going to make 2008 look like a walk in the park on a sunny day.

http://armstrongeconomics.com/archives/30139