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No gap, no surprises : another boring Asian session ahead of us
Week no. are signals buy/ sell,trade week no. same no. all the week,every day ,24-h,5-days,trade with the trend -no indictors ,only week no.enter on week no.posted once a week on monday for all the week. use week no. as enter trade point.,news is just event that can speed up or down the price movment
rules:enter olso( +-)6-9p,or week no.
week no.(2/12/2013)
have a nice green week!
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week no. gu----6338, 6380, 6403, 6398, 6440, 6463, eu---3551, 3573, 3579, 3611,3633, 3639,
EUR/USD
The U.S. dollar was trading downwards versus the most major currencies on Thursday, because of the Thanksgiving holiday in the U.S.
The pair is growing now.
The price broke 1.3600 which was a crucial support level. The next target is 1.3662 and 1.3702. In the case of a rebound the price will go to 1.3535.
GBP/USD
The pound rose versus the dollar to a maximum in August 2011 after the publication of half-yearly Financial Stability report of the Bank of England, which was presented by CB governor Mark Carney.
The volumes form a small divergence. Therefore, before the price continues to go up, the corrective pullback can occur to a sloping support line 1.6325. If the price does not break below 1.6325 the reverse bounce up is expected. The potential rebound target is 1.6365 and 1.6400.
Ratios before the official trading week opens :
Are these from a broker?
Are these from a broker?
Yes
Those are from Oanda. Something similar can be found for Saxo bank too
Ben is talking. Let see if his words are having the same weight as before (but I doubt it - he is not going to tell anything significant at all)
As usual, nothing new was told by Bernanke. At Friday the support line was broken. Right now it seems like the new one is forming, but some confirmation and more time is needed to see if it is so. I would not rush in a conclusion that the bullish trend has been changed yet
This last move down was only an extended profit collecting (due to holidays in the US). It is on back on a track to the normal bullish trend
According to some news, FED is looking for excuse to avoid QE taper. And now with Japan doing exactly the same (just a little less than USA - $70 billion) there will never be an end to QE. All we can expect are rate cuts and more QE. Right now I am expecting to hear that ECB is starting QE too. This is becoming ridiculous