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Alorente replied Nov 25, 2011Good morning. EURUSD continues to test the bottom wall of the wedge without breaking it, but without the expected bounce off it either. Divergences in the Trix and RSI continue and the RSI is still above the ascending trendline. Technically the ...
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Alorente replied Nov 24, 2011Yes. 1) We Held the double bottom. 2) We closed strongly. 3) We now need a strong Japanese session and tomorrow weŽll celebrate.
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Alorente replied Nov 24, 2011The most important factor is to be relaxed and cool while you trade. If you feel any stress at all, you have too much money on the line and you need to drop your leverage or your margin level.
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Alorente replied Nov 24, 2011No. For a 100.000 account I have total orders open at any one time of 25.000 maximum at 50:1 leverage. I rarely allow my margin level to drop below 200% and NEVER under 100%. I will close positions if that happens. If you are interested I can send ...
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Alorente replied Nov 24, 2011I use two accounts. One on a M5 for scalp trades and the other a H4 for position trades that average 2 to 3 days. Your second question depends on many factors not easily explained here.
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Alorente replied Nov 24, 2011By the way, this brings up an interesting point: What leverage do you guys use? What monthly return do you average? I use 50% and my return average is about 55% per month. Just curious...
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Alorente replied Nov 24, 2011Technically you are right, but I need to see a clean double bottom here, followed by a strong close, followed by a strong Japanese session for my scenario to be fully in the works.
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Alorente replied Nov 24, 2011I really dont think we will. my wedge shall remain undaunted !! WeŽll see...
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Alorente replied Nov 24, 2011I will be very surprised if we do and I would humbly kneel to your wisdom. I do anyway, but even more...

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Alorente replied Nov 24, 2011Other parties will try the anti Europe card, but we all know that card means Depression. You can be sure that will be ingrained in the German populace before the elections. The Germans are pretty good at it. In the end, the end of Europe and the ...
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Alorente replied Nov 24, 2011She will be the savior before her elections. This will be for Merkel what the Falklands were for Thatcher. Mark my words...
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Alorente replied Nov 24, 2011She wants the Treaty changes to be radical. Saying yes to Eurobonds right now would not get her anything. In the end, I believe that will be the tradeoff. Anyway... We now have the double bottom.
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Alorente replied Nov 24, 2011We still need that double bottom you and I are expecting, before we take off.
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Alorente replied Nov 24, 2011And, Yes... Tom D Trader, Goldman Sachs is probably behind the whole thing...

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Alorente replied Nov 24, 2011Also, by puting the PIIGS against the economic wall, the Germans are getting new governements that are much more aligned with their economic views as one after another, profligate governments fall by the wayside. If you think about it, it is a ...
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Alorente replied Nov 24, 2011The tradeoff for the Germans accepting eurobonds will be much stricter meddling and controls of peripheral countriesŽ economic policies, so I donŽt think it will be that difficult a sell. I really believe cynically that the Germans know this is the ...
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Alorente replied Nov 24, 2011Eurobonds — The way I figure this, the resulting interest rate for eurobonds should be somewhere in the neighborhood of 3.5 to 4%. Germany would be paying 2% or 3% higher rates, but the lower rates paid by most other EZ countries would ...
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