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jimkane
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Give it to me, baby. What a way to end the week, reading this so well, and finding the spot, and having it end right there. C'mon, throw me a bone.
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jimkane
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26.00. So, it's officially hit the area. But I ask for a lot. I really want to see the heart at 28-29. That was a big volume spike, though, so that could be it. Then again, OpEx and after cash, anything can happen.
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jimkane
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Notice how the Euro went right to that TL, essentially to the tick on my chart.
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I'll be hanging around for the little Friday half-hour after session, in case they run it up, but otherwise I'll have to settle for 26. Note my first post included it, then I posted 27 as the low end, figuring they'd go for the prime spot. I know it's splitting hairs, I got the read right as soon as I saw the move down was acting like a fake and not a genuine move, and hence flipped like a light switch in my thinking, but it would have been such a storybook finish to the week to see it hit the heart dead on, and close there. I know, my own saying is "Think areas, not exact spots", so I'll be happy regardless.
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jimkane
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Well, I had fun treating this forum like a live chat room, doing my diarrhea of the mouth shtick, calling things blow by blow, like we had some minute-by-minute day traders in here (which, to the best of my knowledge right now, we don't have a single one...). Still, it kept me from losing the battle with extreme end of the week slow-ish action boredom. Okay, that's it, unless it pops in the extra session I should be done until Sunday. Although OpEx bias tends to sell hard after the run up, as shown in that article I posted, I am expecting more up coming. We'll see.



