Well, if it'd like to take back some of these red pips before it goes up there, I'd be more than happy!

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Same

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Agree 100% with everything you say (though don't tell Tyrant that or he'll be even more insufferable! ) . . . . right up to the last line . . . no-one, I don't think, is criticising anyone for their trading decisions but sometimes, when it doesn't ...

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Sorry ExForEx, couldn't disagree more. Yes, of course everyone's entitled to (and should) trade their own way - hell's teeth, you only have to read a few pages from here to see that for almost every person contributing, there is a different idea as ...

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Closed GBP at 5164 for +71 . . . . and just got stopped out on EU for -20 Damn! Still, happy to be +50 on the deal

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Tomorrow, the ECoJ is due to give it's ruling regarding the ECB's Stability Mechanism. If they accept that it is legal and they back the ECB, does that mean that confidence in the Euro will increase and cause the Euro to rise or that the confidence ...

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Bullish Hammers on both the last two completed Hourly prints, which is why I entered my Long. Looks as though it may also be setting up another on the 4H which means I may consider moving my TP up . . (after I've moved to BE at least!) Edit: Sorry; ...

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Long EU at 1797, SL 1775, TP 1840 Long GBP at 5093, SL 5073, TP 5182

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Question, chaps and chapesses: Why 1820 - to the pip - evry time. I have this as the 50 EMA on the 1H chart but that can't be the only rerason, can it? It does seem a little odd and I can't see anything else . . Confused . .

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I think I agree. However, even though it is 'their' central bank, I could still see a situation where an alternate decision is taken - the ECoJ is not averse to screwing individual nations so why should the ECB be any different? I guess that the ...

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Next Wednesday, the European Court of Justice is due to rule on the legality of the ECB's OMT programme. I suspect that if they rule in favour of Draghi, he can opt for full QE which would ease the Euro further, dropping down towards everyone's ...

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Hah! Yeah, but in the UK, we have an Ace up our sleeves - our aircraft carriers don't have any aircraft! Designed to confuse and amuse the world.

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Is this why we, in the UK< keep getting shafted by the CoJ - because we're not full memebers of the Union . . ?

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. . . . and there you go . . . . again!

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This was where I last read about it: url and this is the link to the German Constitutional XCourt but the English page is down at the moment: url

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You may well be right but, frankly, this pair haven't followed any pattern over the past six months so why change now! (Apart from down, of course)

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Germany's Constitutional Court . . . just looked up the quote: “In the view of the Senate, there are important reasons to assume that it [QE] exceeds the European Central Bank’s monetary policy mandate and thus infringes the powers of the member ...

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. . . like most of the european organisation (not the wigs but the money!)

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Legal to print money? Is a question that I think Germany is about to ask of the EC of Justice. I believe the phrase they used was that it "infringes on the rights of member nations . . . " Which I thought was precisely what monetary union was ...

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The Teaty of Rome in 2004 was designed to lead towards a full Constitution. Sadly (or not, as the case may be) it has never been ratified by all member states (and rejected by France) consequently, no Constitution is in place. nor is it likely to be. ...

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