EURUSD - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Part 3) - page 645
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According to my calculations it turns out so far decline (correction) should be expected from Monday until 2011.04.23 23 23:00 to 1.3890. I will check it tomorrow. And on the news it is better to ask Margaret.
Have you looked at the opening and closing times of orders. I wonder which brokerage company will open and close the same 5 orders of 350 lots each in the same minute?
According to my calculations, we should expect a decrease (correction) from Monday or 2011.04.14 00:00 to 2011.04.23 23:00 to 1.3890. I will check it tomorrow. And on the news it is best to ask Margaret.
The single currency has added almost 400 pips against its US rival over the past 2 weeks, breaking the resistance line of the 3-year downtrend.
Technical analysts at Commerzbank believe that if the EUR/USD manages to close the week above 1.4285, the recent bullish break-up will be confirmed. From their point of view, prospects for the euro will remain extremely positive as long as the currency trades above the 4-month uptrend line, which is currently located at 1.4157.
According to the bank, key resistance levels are at 1.4445 (long-term Fibonacci double recovery) and 1.4535 (1995 high). Specialists expect these levels to be able to contain the initial bullish onslaught.
Seconded by... April 9 and 15 will be important news on the euro....So a fall either on Monday (Saturday can be traced) or on the eve of April 15 is not ruled out...
Fucking ananism, where are the big money men, it's Friday. I'm tired of stomping around:)))
The single currency has added almost 400 pips against its US rival over the past 2 weeks, breaking through the resistance line of the 3-year downtrend.
Technical analysts at Commerzbank believe that if the EUR/USD manages to close the week above 1.4285, the recent bullish break-up will be confirmed. From their point of view, prospects for the euro will remain extremely positive as long as the currency trades above the 4-month uptrend line, which is currently located at 1.4157.
According to the bank, key resistance levels are at 1.4445 (long-term Fibonacci double recovery) and 1.4535 (1995 high). Specialists expect these levels to be able to contain the initial bullish onslaught.
Yeah, it looks like we're going to make it to 14-15, 4535 and down from there
You may or may not be offended, but in real money, especially in Dukas (I had a demo account there, but I didn't open a real one just because I didn't even open a real account with them. If you don't, you may be offended, but on the real account, especially on Dukas (I had a demo account there, but I didn't open a real account with them just because even on the demo slippage was bigger than on the real account) nobody will execute such orders. You may try to use 20 lots on the real account and then you can tell me your tales.
What's the news going to be?
How do you like this kind of trade?