[Archive!] FOREX - Trends, Forecasts & Consequences (Episode 12: February 2012) - page 526
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strangerr why did you put tp=3295.
93, because it is a bu and the tp will change along the way.
2012.02.20 11:52:35 '15795': order #11794651 buy 0.10 EURUSD at 1.3192 was modified -> sl: 1.3193 tp: 1.3308
There's no reason to deflate before 3330 ))))
what's up with that?
sold 1.3220, stop 1.3240, profit 1.3180
Too bad the last one closed short 1.5 pips short of profit
93, because boo, and tp will change as we go.
2012.02.20 11:52:35 '15795': order #11794651 buy 0.10 EURUSD at 1.3192 was modified -> sl: 1.3193 tp: 1.3308
So you have one order? - Why did you show it eight times - put it up
Oh, you're dark
Would you like to know why, throughout the Greek crisis, European leaders have looked more like a circus act than a coordinated and coherent team of bureaucrats? Perhaps British journalist John Ward of TheSlog blog has found an explanation for the Greek problem and the strategically-planned default on the financial obligations of this desperate nation, which turns out to be set for March 23 just after the close of trading.
According to Ward, Greek banks will be shut down next Monday, March 26, and then the drachma will be put into circulation. Markets will react to this surprise with shock, confusion and panic. The two-year show of unity between France, Germany and other moneybags in resolving the Greek problem will prove to be just a ploy, a tactical manoeuvre used to prepare for this event.
Oh, you're so dark.
Oh how dark did you close the Sells?