EURUSD - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Part 2) - page 1669

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Vlad72:

what do the dark blue and burgundy lines mean?

Gentlemen, come here once in a while : https://www.mql5.com/ru/code/9675

Corrected

 
evbut:

We have strong resistance ahead at 1.3410 - a lot of call-ups gathered there for now...


here we go up from it)
 
xrust:

Gentlemen, check it out once in a while : https://www.mql5.com/ru/code/9675

http://opmarketvol.com/images/oiru.gif

We'll see what's what - we'll see what's what, my good man
 
Zet:


Where are ours... and where are the enemies....))))))


They're everywhere))))
 
terentyevdd:
that's where we will go up from)
Most likely from 1.347 will be a bounce, not up ))))
 
If you try to forecast, remember to look in the OI, pay attention to total volumes and Call/Put ratios
 
coronel:
Are you for the Reds or the Whites...?)

I'm colour-blind... ))))))
 
Many reasons contributed to the strengthening of the dollar on Friday. The Bank of Korea unexpectedly left interest rates unchanged, which led to purchases of the dollar/south Korean won pair. Vietnam devalued the dong and the People's Bank of China fixed the USD/Chinese renminbi one cent higher. Thus, when trading opened in Europe, the dollar was already in demand. The euro/dollar pair then fell to an intraday low of 1.3509 amid rumours of large impending sales of a basket of currencies against the dollar by one US bank.
 
xrust:
If you are trying to make a forecast, do not forget to look at the OI, pay attention to the total volumes and the Call/Put ratios
In OI at the moment there are more puts than cols - should we sell?
 
This all reminds me of last Friday )) when there was a jump up and down of about 100 pips )
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