FOREX - Trends, forecasts and implications 2015 - page 1981
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Oooh have we seen this - the pound is 20 pips up in seconds - someone's got a nerve
Last Friday they closed the same way - with convulsions and then a zap and a gap against Friday's move....
However, maybe that time they created a negative experience and now they will try to really rush in where they were not expected....
https://www.mql5.com/ru/charts/3654270/eurusd-m15-e-global-trade
https://www.mql5.com/ru/charts/3654270/eurusd-m15-e-global-trade
Why do you expect a quick rise after a fall? The fall is from the people of Greece rejecting the proposed conditions, so why would that lead to a slump that would quickly be recouped?
Greece doesn't depend on the EU for anything
What does this have to do with EU dependency? I think about people's psychology - traders will start playing with the news, the question is how long will it last!? Probably until a more interesting story comes along...
The price has been in this news for a long time, whatever the referendum decides. The traders will not make much of a difference.
So the referendum itself is new news, the fact of the event is played out, but so is the fact of the referendum's consequences.
Otherwise there would not have been a gap last Monday - the price had already taken everything into account on Friday...
No matter how ridiculous it sounds, Ukraine is more important to the EU in terms of investment. PS No politics.
So the referendum itself is new news, the fact of the event is played out, but there will also be the fact of the referendum's consequences.
Otherwise there would not have been a gap last Monday - the price had already taken everything into account on Friday...