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- matlock replied Jul 21, 2011
Morgan and SHYCorp are still adding to their shorts. I think they know something we others don't. Short from .433 EDIT: Dollar index, big buyers right now, seeing that from Level2
- matlock replied Jul 21, 2011
You're missing the point. They can accelerate the money expansion (and every central bank expands the money supply). There's no need to say straight that they're going to start a QE.
- matlock replied Jul 21, 2011
You never know what the politicians do. And never forget that Trichet is leaving his post. Draghi hasn't promised not to print money.
- matlock replied Jul 21, 2011
You must understand the money flow and the price action, your crappy indicators and trendlines are completely useless. The US markets are pre-opening in 1h10min, this is going to crash hard.
- matlock replied Jul 21, 2011
Are you guys serious? Haha, I know your feelings because you were all long, just cover your losses, don't make a suicide. Just go to work, earn some money, and start all over again. You should understand that the US and Japan funds are going to sell ...
- matlock replied Jul 21, 2011
ROFL, that's just so funny, that line jungle I mean. Think logically, now all the hedge funds that invested in Greek, Irish or Portugese bonds are going to take their losses. Plus, all the big American and Japanese funds that have assets in euros ...
- matlock replied Jul 21, 2011
Not wondering anymore why Morgan Stanley, SHY Corp and Merrill Lynch were selling yesterday VERY HARD (was it 3K-5K contracts of ES or something each)
- matlock replied Jul 20, 2011
Facing facts's looking it the wrong way? Umm...
- matlock replied Jul 20, 2011
Long way to go to the point of taking profits, yes. Red Bull Sugarfree is much better than the original one by the way. EDIT: Overoptimism on this retail forum tells me that we're going down. Ben testifies tomorrow and we got that econ summit ...
- matlock replied Jul 20, 2011
Added to a position at .73, the weak hand have been shaken out now, there's till can be pops though but not through .83 The possibility of braking that level is just way too low. As there's no momentum at all that is needed to break a major ...
- matlock replied Jul 20, 2011
The volumes are fading -> no big buyers left -> the major shorts are squeezed -> a fade Seen these so many times, before, don't think that this move based on a bs Bberg headline is any different.
- matlock replied Jul 20, 2011
You won't admit anything.
- matlock replied Jul 20, 2011
Maybe the safest place to short, imo. Only a 15-17p risk vs. >2:1 reward + the volume thus the momentum's fading because of the Asian session. Entered myself a small short at .67, with a 16p SL.
- matlock replied Jul 20, 2011
Aren't you just justifying your own long that you entered somewhere at fifties, lol. I didn't short it. You see, the volumes are fading, it cannot go break the resistance with that volume. If there's going to be any major buyers, the risk is here ...
- matlock replied Jul 20, 2011
I will be very disappointed if she doesn't fade. The volumes are already fading, she can't go through .4282 today anymore. And by the way, Morgan, SHI Corp and Merrill were a big sellers of EUR/USD sept 11 futures and es today on last minutes of ...
- matlock replied Jul 20, 2011
Huh, phone alarm bell just woke me up. Anyway, Don't forget that this "news" is just a Bberg headline, nothing else. The actual news and decisions will come tomorrow. That's it can fade as fast as it popped up. Still, an upside PA prevails as it's ...
- matlock replied Jul 18, 2011
So true nowadays, LoL: image E: If someone doesn't get this, it refers to the NFA's new spot gold and silver regulation that denies using leverage with these instruments. Well, got to move to futures then and pay the fees, doh...
- matlock replied Jul 13, 2011
Euro consolidating, naturally, a move there or there will be significant (beware fakeouts though...) Anyways, don't look for tips here, trade your own chart. Anyways, found a nice vid: video
- matlock replied Jul 1, 2011
EUR/USD is just below the top Bollinger deviation + it's on the triangle resistance + there's a EU summit on weekend and Finland is protesting against the Greece Package + there's real weakness on EUR/USD right now even though we saw some bounces
- matlock replied Jun 28, 2011
Sorry, I'm too lazy, I though you have done it for me, haven't ya?