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Spsantos replied Oct 8, 2009The "edge" is not just looking at the charts, it's knowing the fundamentals. Charts are the tools, fundies are the energy.
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Spsantos replied Oct 8, 2009I'd feel safer shorting around 1.4850... Price hasn't made any significant lows so far, it retraced about 50% fib of the last rise. So trend is up, going with the trend, I don't like to boast super powers, i just go with the flow

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Spsantos replied Oct 8, 2009Quote some mass email saying that today is the day Euro is gonna crash!?

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Spsantos replied Oct 8, 2009Oh, thank you! Sometimes I ask Andrew for hints.
That was the old one btw.EURUSD
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Spsantos replied Oct 7, 2009We need a strong dollar, we need a strong dollar...
strong dollar = buyers.EURUSD
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Spsantos replied Oct 7, 2009I always try to chase it in the right direction, and getting the right direction could be more and more accurate. So, yes, we'll get there some day!

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Spsantos replied Oct 7, 2009My opinion is that it has topped out, even if it makes a new high before the EUR Rates (that will stay the same) and the UC, it won't be that high. Asia=OK Europe= Middle of the rope US= The rope.
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Spsantos replied Oct 7, 2009Chart for safekeeping — @trading801: About the same time Unemployment claims are announced in the US (13:30 GMT) Now, i have to catch some sleep, i'll just leave my trustworthy chart for safekeeping to anal ize later:
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Spsantos replied Oct 7, 2009My first favorite band! (in the 70's). I guess that it was this one that brought me to this business: video

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Spsantos replied Oct 7, 2009Wait until the doom clock unwinds to 0.
(Funny, haven't seen any in the last few hours
) For the record, may I not get up at time tommorrow before Unemployment Claims and ECB rate announcement... I'll be bearish then. (Just for a change
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Spsantos replied Oct 7, 2009Hi sed, i just stumbled across your post, the first thing that comes to my mind is when you say "It has worked very well", that is for how long, under what market conditions? One of the most common mistakes is to not test a strategy long enough. I ...
what happens when a trading strategy suddenly turns bad from good?