[Archive] FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Consequences (Episode 11: January 2012) - page 506

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artikul:

Thanks ))))


Here's the highest volume for today and it's to buy:

 

And yet upwards

 
artikul:

Yeah, man )))) I got strong resistance from the bottom )))) Look at the volume on the buy? )))

On the whole, there are more buyers than sellers this hour. But the rate has not risen so what does it mean? The crowd is being played....
 

I really don't like such signals ))))) I have my doubts all the time ))))

 
margaret:

George Soros predicts class warfare in the US

What is George Soros, the great economic gambler, betting on today? - asks Newsweek. In an interview with the publication, the financier gave an unexpected answer - for the first time in his 60-year career, he doesn't really know what to do, notes journalist John Arlidge. True, "his good acquaintances say he favours long-term investments in stocks of solid companies, advises avoiding gold - 'it's a bubble to all bubbles' - and keeping money mostly in cash," the publication notes. Astonishingly, Soros is not playing to downgrade the euro, but is even urging leaders to save the currency, warning of the danger of its collapse. In addition, Soros has bought $2 billion worth of Eurobonds. "Has the short-selling grandmaster become sentimental? Perhaps," the publication suggests. In the interview, Soros made it clear that surviving is more important to him than preserving his wealth. In his opinion, dreadful times are coming: Europe will face chaos and conflicts, America will face street riots and cruel actions of the authorities that will result in severe curtailment of civil liberties. The global economic system could collapse altogether, the publication sums up Soros' conclusions.

Hello, Margaret. He bought it on the sly and did not even call))) He predicts everything correctly, but it will not be soon, and not only in the states.
 
Sdimm:

a regular zigzag, need it, I'll drop it.
go ahead and do it.
 
nikelodeon:

Stranger, now think how great it would be to know not only the volume of orders, but also the volume of each order in money, or some relative units. would it be great to know????

http://www.cmegroup.com/trading/fx/g10/euro-fx_contract_specifications.html#prodType=AME

1 contract = 125 000 euros

 
Well, has everyone bought in?! )))) some probably even at 1.3050 )))
 
MobileMan:
Well, has everyone bought in?! )))) some probably even at 1.3050 )))

Hit by the BU )))) I'll buy lower ))))
 
GoVegas:

http://www.cmegroup.com/trading/fx/g10/euro-fx_contract_specifications.html#prodType=AME

1 contract = 125 000 euros


Fucking hell.... So what.... The specification of the contract is known. Then the question why 100 people bought and sold only 10 and the rate has fallen???? now we only know the positions of contracts, i.e. how many bays and how many sells, and the volume of each position is not known to us. I mean that one position may contain a heap of contracts, i.e. from 0.01 to 1000000000000000000000. So I think there is a way to calculate the volume of the transaction.... We need to prepare everything and contact the delta developers, maybe they will implement.....
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