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- notouch commented Jul 12, 2015
Grexit is a win-win situation for Germany and the solvent Eurozone states. They release themselves from a never-ending cycle of paying Greece's debts AND the Euro falls, making their exports more competitive. Think how many more BMWs they'll sell ...
Greece Talks Spill Into 2nd Day as Finance Chiefs Deadlock
- notouch replied Jul 5, 2015
Technically it's ongoing but the referendum result in reality is a done deal.
EURUSD
- notouch replied Jul 5, 2015
It's totally pointless but the market may react. Another gap down is likely but completely irrational so maybe filled again.
EURUSD
- notouch commented Jul 5, 2015
Looks like no is a done deal but it's difficult to say how the market will react. You'd think another gap down but unlike last week this is not unexpected so who knows?
Opinion polls show 'No' ahead in Greek bailout referendum
- notouch replied Jun 29, 2015
I've seen plenty of bigger moves. There was hurricane Katrina that led to a non-stop move over a couple of days, and then Lehman Brothers led to some huge moves.
EURUSD
- notouch replied Jun 29, 2015
It's beautiful that we can ignore all that crap and just have a no-brainer trading day like today.
EURUSD
- notouch replied Jun 29, 2015
If we take out the 1.1466 level in the days ahead, prepare for short covering of EPIC proportions.
EURUSD
- notouch replied Jun 29, 2015
There go all the stops above Friday's high. That should be it for the rest of today.
EURUSD
- notouch replied Jun 28, 2015
DAX futures aren't open. It looks like the rates from a CFD broker or spread betting company.
EURUSD
- notouch replied Jun 28, 2015
Of course the one thing we can't rule out is that the ECB will be buying Euros in their efforts to 'do whatever it takes' to save their currency.
EURUSD
- notouch replied Jun 28, 2015
Not surprising. This is a Lehman Brothers type situation. 1.10 will be sliced through when real trading starts and parity can't be far off.
EURUSD
- notouch commented Jun 28, 2015
Reminds me of the Swiss Franc massacre. There could be no liquidity down there leading to one of the biggest gaps down ever.
ECB 'to end Greek bank lifeline'
- notouch replied May 29, 2015
Why did you take the GBP/USD short? CCI is nowhere near -100, at least with my broker.
CCI Daily Non-Lagging System
- notouch replied Sep 11, 2012
There's still time for a good CT trade but I'll leave it for the experts.
Another simple system - Time-Frame 15
- notouch replied Sep 11, 2012
The daily charts over at fxstreet are more reliable than most MT4 charts and show the EMA200 at 1.2867. Still a way to go. I read a news report that the 200 DMA was at 1.2835 and this would provide resistance.
Another simple system - Time-Frame 15
- notouch replied Sep 11, 2012
Everyone seems to have a different 200EMA. My OANDA account is at 1.2750 but it's not very reliable because the daily candles close at midnight EST and there's an extra candle on Sunday.
Another simple system - Time-Frame 15