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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Anyway, I think that was just a shake there. I'm holding fast to the long side, for now.
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Ho-hum, it's doing the wildly overlapping swing in the AM thing, again, before it likely resolves hard to the upside. Welcome to the last three weeks of 'the new paradigm'.
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Pretty straightforward stuff. There's the new high for the move. I believe 46 will likely be the LOD.
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As far as currencies, 99% of my currency time is on the Yen right now. Not necessarily from a very-short-term trading perspective, but from a market perspective. The BOJ will have to start doing some big-time intervening in here, and that will move markets/crude, in my opinion.
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It's funny (in a sick, twisted, Bizarro World sort of way) the more QE they do, the more stocks they buy, the more phunny munny they print, the higher their currency goes...
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This should make a thrust here to the 55.50-56.25 area, in my opinion. Then a bigger checkback, then move up to the areas in the 60's. If it unfolds I'll post them. Remember, it's a Friday close in a strongly uptrending market, so the odds, in my experience, of a strong close near the high tick of the day are tremendously high. You never know, though, this one feels a little odd.
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Notice the heavily overlapping 1-min swings, typical of the new mode of the last three weeks. Then a big blast, then more of the same.
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Sweep down now, then the move up? That would be the norm, but this has a feel like it could sell. Not one that comes from them making it look that way, one where something just doesn't seem right to me.





