One more day with serious QCharts issue.
It seems as it cannot download data for any instrument.
What I remember from my yesterday's work are two areas for the Euro: 1.90 and 1.66, but I'm not so sure they will be eager to drop it hard despite results of Greek referendum. I seriously consider that tomorrow Merkel and her EU friends will sell effectively some b*^^$#!) to the public so that the games with the Euro continue.
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MarcinO
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Although my key area is around 1.90 I wonder if that 4PT is it?
There is a significant line coming from weekly TF which makes me think they won't let the Euro to drop further, If Armstrong's forecast is going to be respected, they should start buying somewhere here ( I mean both of the areas described here, 1.1660 as the worst case scenario). Otherwise, it will be extremely hard to send it up over 1.2, I guess.
There is a significant line coming from weekly TF which makes me think they won't let the Euro to drop further, If Armstrong's forecast is going to be respected, they should start buying somewhere here ( I mean both of the areas described here, 1.1660 as the worst case scenario). Otherwise, it will be extremely hard to send it up over 1.2, I guess.
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Euro gave much better reaction than I expected. It may need one more push to 1.1080-90.
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just got back....a hard place to leave
Originally posted by MarcinO
Great place for holiday, rat!
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MarcinO
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Sure. I can imagine...
Originally posted by rat89
just got back....a hard place to leave
Originally posted by MarcinO
Great place for holiday, rat!
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I was away last week and only got back Monday night. Next week I start three weeks of intensive classes for the next level in licensing. In four days this week I was only off Thursday for a bit of a loss, but 'got' the setup the other three days for what amounted to an awesome trading week. I actually see the setup for spx 2153 area out of what we saw this week, but it doesn't seem to be on anyone's radar, and when I mentioned it in one forum a couple of members thought I was nuts. Out of this bearishness could come the extension needed for the real ending diagonal, but we won't know unless the prior high gets taken out. It's all interesting, and as roofer would say "the game goes on".
Originally posted by jimkane
Hey, crew of two. As 'bullish' as they are making this seem, I'm not sure it's going any higher. The timing factor I watch says it's time to come out of this low end range this has been chopping in, The assumption was 'up'. Now I wonder if it's down, with perhaps a fake up first. Straight down seems a little higher probability to me right now.