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clockwork71 commented Jun 18, 2018Don't be daft. This clearly means short the Swiss Franc.
Bill Gross got revenge on ex-wife with fart spray: court papers
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clockwork71 replied Jun 15, 2018This chart could be a big fucking deal: Gold has just sliced through a major weekly trend line going back to late 2016. The moving average is the 50 week...not that it matters so much, and the US dollar should continue to strengthen if this keeps ...
Silent Service Method
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clockwork71 commented Jun 12, 2018I've recently have thought about how conversations on the web work. Or better yet, don't.
Trump: Signing Very Important Document To Hold News Conference At 2.30PM (Local Time) Pretty...
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clockwork71 commented Jun 12, 2018^ possibly the ugliest chart color combo I have ever seen. You have outdone yourself, Sir.
Several Tories indicate they won't rebel against May in vote - BBG
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clockwork71 commented Jun 10, 2018Who cares? The only real man in the group is Merkel, and I can't stand that dude.
U.S.-Canada spat escalates, Europeans criticize Trump's G7 move
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clockwork71 commented Jun 5, 2018"The sky is falling!!!!"
EU Official: EU Doesn't Expect G7 Breakthrough On Trade Issue
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clockwork71 commented Jun 2, 2018Hammers on the weekly charts: EUR/USD, GBP/USD, AUD/USD (4 out of 5 weeks), USD/JPY (runs opposite quite often.)
Technicals Warn of Window for Dollar Correction
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clockwork71 commented May 30, 2018All one has to do is look at a daily chart and understand that we reached a major support area - 1.15 in what seems like 30 seconds. A bounce was necessary. Patience will be needed to punish the continent now.
FAQ: What Happened to Rome?
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clockwork71 commented May 30, 2018It stuns me that people still try to trade around the news. That's so 2006.
Bank of Canada maintains overnight rate target at 1¼ per cent
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clockwork71 commented May 29, 2018I would say this is probably what they should be worried about. I can't wait to trade the Belgian Franc
Higher oil prices could give ECB grounds to turn hawkish, says HSBC economist