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- Alexandra replied May 2, 2009
Has anyone picked up any patterns in those 19 bank stocks on the hook? Obviously GS feels itself in good position. If the banks have the info, I suspect the market has it too by now.
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- Alexandra replied May 2, 2009
There may be a show to fade, but I hope that the major market players will show the previews early on, if that has not been done already!
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- Alexandra replied May 1, 2009
Indeed, although this statment is tempered by the well worded comments in the second paragraph, beware telling the forex market what to do. It is not a calf to be roped and manhandled, Tex, but rather a beast (as we used to call Cable)....or...in ...
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- Alexandra replied May 1, 2009
Indeed, I agree with this. EURJPY may hold the key to the Dow....
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- Alexandra replied May 1, 2009
Indeed, I am curious at the relative lack of movement off of the 1.33 trendline this week. Last Friday we called for a 1.33 reaction which produced a profitable, quick downmove. This week, we seem to be hanging around the level though unable to ...
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- Alexandra replied May 1, 2009
Indeed......"what he said." Seriously though, the weekly is at a major decision point. It should be highly profitable, but one must make the right call - or better yet, the right adjustment after the market makes the call.
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- Alexandra replied May 1, 2009
Yes, visible on other intraday's as well, including 4 hours, as well as a small daily one at this early stage. The weekly, however, remains bullish...time for a breather at the 62 Fibo?
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- Alexandra replied Apr 30, 2009
Indeed, it means that USDJPY has climed from 95 to 96.....to 98 and broached 99. My fundamental view sees it at 120 over the very long term. Indeed, it also means that I am talking my own book
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- Alexandra replied Apr 30, 2009
Yes, that's how is should be. Take the good ones. Leave the bad ones for the other 95 percent. Rest easy, and don't be greedy, aka, slaughtered. If you miss one, refine a bit but don't worry; you will miss others.
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- Alexandra replied Apr 30, 2009
OMG - I work alone! Well, okay....let's get there together then. Currently long, stopped under the PB low. Time to put it to bed for a year or so.
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- Alexandra replied Apr 30, 2009
Another big figure on USDJPY. Who's with me to 120?
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- Alexandra replied Apr 30, 2009
I note of caution on AUDUSD. Yes, a nice daily look; however the weekly causes me concern. A valid entry below todays bar would be reassuring. I would expect another assault on that weekly resistance, however, given the stakes and the implications ...
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- Alexandra replied Apr 30, 2009
Indeed, I bet Jacko read his own book!
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- Alexandra replied Apr 30, 2009
LOL - Aussie trying to make this a moot point at the moment!
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- Alexandra replied Apr 30, 2009
for me, no trade unless we first make a higher high and then come back to close under the open. (What I mean is - the nose isn't long enough for me. As it stands, the open will be near the middle of the bar...) I'm currently flat on this pair. ...
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- Alexandra replied Apr 29, 2009
I must say I do find the current situation quite fascinating. There are several pairs tinkering with key S/R levels. USDCAD, AUDUSD, EURUSD, EURJPY have my attention. At the moment, none are backing off with any tenacity. Levels are not yet ...
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- Alexandra replied Apr 29, 2009
I'd treat the EURUSD and USDCHF carefully - that is with "fire-proof" gloves. The daily TL on USDCHF was broken and the EUR daily remains bullish unless the next test of 33 fails (similar TL to that on USDCHF). As noted, I remain a longer term USD ...
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