EURUSD - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Part 1) - page 13
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My view on euR all day is up
Tomorrow a fall.
Maybe we can test the 48 as well.
I agree about the rise, but I don't think it will get to 48.
They can run a couple of hundred points like two fingers...
Calendar for today, Wednesday 16 September 2009:
GMT
08:30 UK Average Income, YoY 3M to July 2.5%
08:30 UK Unemployment Rate August 4.9%
09:00 E16 Harmonised Consumer Price Index
12:30 US Consumer Price Index
13:00 US Net Capital Inflow July -31.2
13:00 US Net Long Term Capital Inflow July 90.7
13:15 US Capacity Factor August 69.1 68.5
13:15 US Industrial Production August 0.7% 0.5%
14:30, U.S. Department of Energy / DOE U.S. Crude Oil Inventories Change (week)
-5.9 M (barrels)
14:30, DOE U.S. Gasoline Inventories Change (week)
2.1 M (barrels)
17:00 US National Association of Home Builders September 18 Housing Price Index
On the upside I agree, but I think it's unlikely to get to 48.
100p left
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the average euro move for the day is now over 100p
the average daily move of the euro is now more than 100 pips
Even if you take only the last 9 days, the average move is only 55 pips.
Don't you know how to calculate average?
Even if you only take the last nine days, the average move is only 55 points.
Don't you know how to calculate the average?
Today's high on the days.
And these days the move could be very big