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events of high importance this week:
 
monday:
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tuesday:
-1230 GMT - USD advance retail sales (march)
-1730 GMT - USD Chairman Bernanke Speaks in Atlanta on Financial Crisis
 
wednesday:
-1230 GMT - USD consumer price index (march)
 
thursday:
-900 GMT - EUR consumer price index (march)
 
friday:
-300 GMT - JPY ECB's Trichet Speaks in Tokyo
-715 GMT - CHF retail sales (real) FEB
-1630 GMT - USD Chairman Bernanke Speaks at Fed Conference in Washington
 
 
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lets get some pips this week guys
 
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Happy late Easter guys, and here's to pips!!!!!!!!
 
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lets get em... GL all lets have a good week
 
taking the week off from work  hopefully i can do some damage during the days until i leave for trip on wednesday
 
lots of pairs primed for some breakouts after long consolidations!
 
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pretty quite out there with the holiday weekend
 
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where ya going pop?
 
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going to montreal for 5 days
 
meeting my brother and some buddies and got tix for UFC97.  also wanted to catch a montreal canadiens playoff game, but it doesn't start until the day after i leave and they are playing the boston bruins which is where i live right now anyways lol
 
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thats awesome dude,  ive been to montreal a couple of times. 
 
one time It was on the anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, and there was a huge protest and my mother and i were walking down the street and i couldnt tell why people were looking at me like i had dicks comming out of my ears, 
 
didnt realize i had on a us army t shirt 
 
casino is alright,  go to the molson factory
 
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iceman, rua fight is going to be sick 
 
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haha, thats funny
 
yeah, i've been there a couple times, haven't been to the molson factory though might have to check that out
 
really though, it's just nice to take a whole week off right now
 
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for sure.. big test to see if liddell can still hang and if shogun is back in the mix after all his knee problems and surgeries!
 
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well, finally managed to get up.  looks like there were some nice crosses of dmi/adx over the night and morn that i missed.  others still look like they're poised to cross anytime.... gonna take a look at all them again at 12 when the new 4hr block comes in.
 
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https://www.dailyfx.com/story/market_alerts/technical_alert/Euro_Aussie_Buy_Recommendation_Issued_at_1239615014150.html
 
like this buy recommendation of eur/aud as it was also a double bottom of the rsi and dmi+ on the 4hrs.  that was hours ago though and it has already come up a lot so i will stay out
 
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good thing i covered my EUR and GBP shorts on friday as they have both moved up 200pips each!
 
i want to go long on them, but everytime i chicken out because the hourly and 4hr indicators are overbought.  they then move up 25-50 pips again. 
 
especially after they both have broke some key resistance levels.  for example i should have went long on GBP/USD after it broke the 1.4775 which has held up as resistance since april 6th, but too many indicators showing overbought.  sometimes i sike myself out by looking at too many indicators!
 
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long term though i still like these views on the EUR and GBP vs the USD.
 
 
as long as EUR doesnt break through ~1.36 and GBP doesnt break through ~1.5 i like them to remain in the major (daily-weekly) trend of down. 
 
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you guys around and trading???
 
ive been running around too much.. played around with GBP/USD a bit in free time... lost a trade for 60 pips yesterday and won a trade for 60 today and thats all i got this week... im out until sunday, GL if you guys are around for the rest of the week
 
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Been messing around a little today with EUR/USD, but not really made a lot. But at least I'm up.
 
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My FXDD acct expired which ticks me off because that big fat trade of mine would have worked out nicely, but I guess it was a 60 day account.

I need more "schooling" before I take that next step..for the first time in 6 months I saw how technical trading only can be a failed method..the technicals on that EU.AUD failed completely, it was not accurate at all, maybe I need another indicator that doesnt bottom out and does keep falling, unlike RSI and some others I am accustomed to using.
 
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Whats up fellas......looking at some charts i think i like USD/CHF here for a quick 20-30 pips on a sell 1.1684 ......Eur/USD is tempting for a buy but its up 40-50 from its low maybe wait for another dip....I had been using the front chart on Forex to look at the 3 RSI band they have on the 4hr.....its spread pretty far for CHF and EUR so some small reversals may be coming
 
 
 
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Well 12 hrs later and it sits right where i sold......wasnt home to see it hit 1.1740 or i would have sold more to average and be out by now.....
 
Nobody around today or what?
 
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+DMI line is just now touching the ADX with the RSI right at 82....got it set for $500 but ill be watching just in case 
 
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I am ticked, the account ended before I could see this EU trade through, now I would be up large, but knowing it worked is enough I guess.
 
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whats your next move wall? 

are you going to get a live account or do another practice?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by rick3117:

whats your next move wall? 

are you going to get a live account or do another practice?


Well I felt pretty darn confident before that implosion from that pair, although it would have made out strongly. I learned a good lesson about which pair to go against and research before doing so.

That said, I am sure I will go in with FXDD when I do.
 
 
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