1.4255 at European open?
My assumption is that the move down isn't done and Pound is likely to make another leg down.
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jimkane
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The pound was getting pounded, but it came off that area like it had a rocket up its you know what.
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1.41 is the first serious resistance. 1.4160 next.
Originally posted by jimkane
The pound was getting pounded, but it came off that area like it had a rocket up its you know what.
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In 'the old days' when I participated in a live chat room with Scotty over at Harmonic Trader, I was trading the pound via FX at the time, as well as the minis. Whenever I'd mention that I wasn't posting in the forum (which was basically an ES forum) right then because I was busy with the pound, this one guy I knew would say 'Jim was over pounding it in the pound pit'. It was quite funny. Ah, 'the old days'...
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And as it is written, so shall it be... I thought it very wise to wrap up any shorts once the area was holding (holding again).
Originally posted by jimkane
It doesn't look like they will let the ES go...
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Originally posted by jimkane
In 'the old days' when I participated in a live chat room with Scotty over at Harmonic Trader, I was trading the pound via FX at the time, as well as the minis. Whenever I'd mention that I wasn't posting in the forum (which was basically an ES forum) right then because I was busy with the pound, this one guy I knew would say 'Jim was over pounding it in the pound pit'. It was quite funny. Ah, 'the old days'...
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That's not to say it won't go down at some point, only that they will likely thoroughly shred everyone before it does.
