EURUSD - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Part 2) - page 1565
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Temnyj, let's do this, here's the link http://protoforma.codeplex.com/ install the software and since you'll be experienced in this technique, give comments. Maybe we'll get something useful out of it.
Temnyj, let's do this, here's the link http://protoforma.codeplex.com/ install the software and since you'll be experienced in this technique, give comments. Maybe we'll get something useful out of it.
I can't get it from there.
doesn't seem to be working (I'll try another computer tomorrow. check here http://www.tradertactic.com/Default.aspx?tabid=364
Yeah, nothing to do there without 100g...
Are we really going to do 384...
or 374 down again... I don't know yet
try it from here
Thank you
In Tad you can also break your brain with 100 grams, check this one out, it's easier to understand.
Are we really going to do 384...
or 374 down again... I don't know yet
The week ahead promises to be an interesting and volatile week and there is a very good chance that it will set the direction of the markets for the month of February. There are too many important events. Monday and Tuesday are the quietest of the days.
It all starts on Wednesday with the US labour market data from the ADP. Everyone remember what happened after the ADP in January?
On Thursday, the big news is EU retail sales data and the announcement of the ECB's interest rate decision. Then, ECB head Trichet's press conference and the US jobless claims data.
On Friday, the big event of the week is the US non-farm payrolls. The result of this data may answer a lot of questions, including the fairness of the past data.
Considering the above events and their importance, it is fundamentally very difficult to say what the outcome of the coming week will be. Statistics have a tendency to surprise and hence the risks are very high..." Goncharov