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- winfast replied Dec 5, 2010
There will be a QE3, a QE4 and QE to infinity. The US has to finance more debt than the world has savings. The FED has no other choice than to monetize the debt.
- winfast replied Dec 1, 2010
Watch Gold. By comparison all other currencies are in a race to the bottom. The attack on the Euro is being encouraged by the Europeans as a method of competitive devaluation because everyone knows the US is in even worse shape. Wihtout the ...
- winfast replied Nov 30, 2010
"3210 is the 45 week moving average. The markets trade very close to segments of 4. For example, on the Euro, the low for the year is within a smidgeon of 120. (119) 132 would be a natural pullback area. if it fails, then one could expect 128/129.. ...
- winfast replied Nov 26, 2010
Watch Gold If it keeps getting sold here, the 132 area will not likely hold on the Euro. I am out for now with a nice scalp profit due to the selling in gold. Will watch how it behaves in a 3170 to 32 zone
- winfast replied Nov 26, 2010
Volume weighted average price
- winfast replied Nov 26, 2010
The VWAP on the futures is at 3255
- winfast replied Nov 26, 2010
Anything is possible. They would like to force a fiscal union in the EZ. The only way they could ever get anyone to accept change would be to get them to do it out of fear. If they need to bust a country or two to get it done, they will. At this ...
- winfast replied Nov 26, 2010
Do you really believe the fall in the Euro is based on horrible fundamentals on the EZ? If so, how do you explain the drop in the Aussie which on a percentage basis is almost as steep? This is nothing more than a technical correction manipulated ...
- winfast replied Nov 26, 2010
If you want a limit on your stop, you have to use a "stop limit". But there is no assurance you will get out of the trade. Otherwise, a regular stop order is a market order.
- winfast replied Nov 26, 2010
3210 is the 45 week moving average. The markets trade very close to segments of 4. For example, on the Euro, the low for the year is within a smidgeon of 120. (119) 132 would be a natural pullback area. if it fails, then one could expect 128/129.. ...
- winfast replied Nov 26, 2010
Gold still hanging tough. That is a sign that no one really believes the dollar rally has that much farther to go.
- winfast replied Nov 26, 2010
My TA just identified the low of the move to within 6 pips. It has now rallied 36 pips off that low. Nothing wrong with that. And BTW, I am no newbie to trading. I'm 56 years old and have been trading for 30 years. And yes, I use TA for my entries ...
- winfast replied Nov 26, 2010
Same to you. I try to buy short term oversold and try to sell short term overbought. It usually works for me as long as I keep reasonable stops in place.
- winfast replied Nov 26, 2010
Daily stochastics model I run is getting very close to short term maxed out to the downside. on a 21K 14D model, the %K is at 0.97 right now. That tends to support the idea that the 32 area I have as support on the weekly should be good enough to ...
- winfast replied Nov 26, 2010
Maybe so, but that is how lows get made. It always looks like there is blood in the streets and the world is coming to an end, eh? lf the boys couldn't trap the bears at the lows and the bulls at the highs, they would never be able to seize their ...
- winfast replied Nov 26, 2010
My hourly model still needs some time. Maybe we'll see whatever low we are going to get after the US open.
- winfast replied Nov 26, 2010
I've got max weekly support at the 3210 area. That's not to say it will touch 3210, but if it does, I am going long in a big way.
- winfast replied Nov 26, 2010
Chances are high that London and the US markets will want to look at 3250 first.
- winfast replied Nov 25, 2010
China, Russia quit dollar — China, Russia quit dollar By Su Qiang and Li Xiaokun (China Daily) Updated: 2010-11-24 08:02 url
- winfast replied Nov 25, 2010
So far so good on your trade.