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Yeah, I have "connections" BoJ said me it would finish zero rate policy very soon. :D

Yeah, the record current account surplus :)

The trend, my friend.

The day is not over :)

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I watched it in real time since the down to 1.1875 Then there were two ordinary attempts for 1.19(10) break. The last attempt was very volatile and picked the euro up to 1.1920 in seconds. It seems for sure someone wanted it to be closed daily above 1.1920 level.

19,000 contracts is E2.375 bn in cash. I can't remember such volatile behaviour in past. May be we will see the reason next week....may be not Have a nice thoughtful weekends! :)

Indeed interesting pair ... can't call its behaviour paranormal ... but really only one unique among the majors.

Don't actually understand what you mean by contracting or expanding but I expected such unusual indirect bid, i.e. very high or very low because it's been first issuance since August 2001. Such indirect bid means that an overseas demand is still ready to absorb US rising appetites.

[The 30-year Treasury auction drew an impressive 65.4% indirect bid. Coupled with the encouraging 4.8% indirect bid at Wednesday's 10-year auction this suggests overseas demand for US assets remains strong. The bid/cover ratio was 2.05 - in line with the 2001 average.]

Today is 30-YEAR BONDS ACTION. Don't remember when there was such last.

The problem is that DNT 1.1425-1.1875 expires tomorrow. Is it going now to 1.1425..?

Well, in my charts: The gold correction started at 12.30GMT (US open) Yen correction started at 07.00GMT (EU open) Both is "simple profit taking" - for today...

I forgot about my TP Limit @ 1.1545 - around 100 pips + INTEREST=PATIENCE :) The break 1.15 has had commodities roots...

Actually, yen has gone down first then gold correction.

Yeah, everything goes perfect. :)

"Buy high, sell higher. Sell low, buy lower." :)

As I've got good profit from other pairs, I've just sold half of 1.1450 long position with zero profit.

Yeah, this pair is so unique that people decided it should depend on oil, commodities etc. as it doesn't depend towards general USD sentiment. I'm wondering if major very heavy flows are concentrated in that down monthly trend since 1.6 and if a super stop loss exist? :D