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\ GBPUSD is going to 1.6902 btw..

Gentlemen, the EUR/USD pair remains bullish.. Another entry forming Buy-stop 150,000 units @ $1.4309 with take/profit @1.4372. Stop loss is set to chandelier stop. Good luck!

I would set short- profit target of 1.4203. It's in the middle right now and the market can't figure out how to frustrate 95% of all traders.

you might be correct. when America does good, the euro does better.

keep shorting the euro, that's what caused the spike last week. Last time people thought it was a good time to short euro around ~1.29 price suddenly jumped to 1.36! I am bullish on euro to 1.4331-1.4346 if there are any hourly closes above 1.4346, I am bullish AGAIN to 1.4535. I would...

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I was not even aware of the June 3rd retrace. My set-ups showed me that 3 major levels of support were broken.. the first was around 1.4104, then around 1.4155 and lastly 1.4213.. the next one is 1.4331 and the one after that is 1.4346, and then the low 1.46's.. The market didn't like euro...

EURUSD is going to 1.4331.. It tried to do it last week, but it hasn't been able to break that hurdle. Heavy resistance around $1.4331-$1.4346 expected. Cable seems to be in a *potential* head-shoulders pattern. who knows. I would back-off until things stop getting skittish.

are you sure you "wrote" sample code? Or did you just copy & compile the sample code given to you in books you're reading? "i want to become a trader now that i have good exposure to finance markets.." How can you have "a good exposure to financial markets," by reading a few quant books...

there's actually a head/shoulders pattern on the 30 minute chart... but besides that, there are too many prices in between to consider before going for $87.. What time-frames are you trading? If you're trading monthy charts, then I would say kudos. I admire your patience, as I cannot wait...

you must be crazy.. buy now? why? do you have a valid explanation? are you aware it broke multiple support levels?? my positions on gbpusd for today is as follows: STOP BUY: @ $1.6548, T/P $1.6595 (just in case it's a fake-out, you can never be too sure) STOP SELL: @ $1.6410, T/P @...

Good point, but it depends on your level of expertise & credibility of the firms founders (ex-UBS quants, excluding myself). Some prefer streamlined analysis so they know to enter the market & would prefer to solely focus on money management, not when to open the trade. we don't plan to hire...

I am sure this topic has been discussed before on ET. But I have a few particular questions and would appreciate any response. I am an individual trader, never traded at a prop firm, I have a B.S. in Financial Mathematics. So I apologize ahead of time for my lack of knowledge in this area...

trade daily.

that just goes to show how dealing desk and "non dealing desk" brokers are a bunch of crooks.. ECN pricing is the way to go. From the looks of the spike. it actually opened 33~ pips lower than the previous close.. brokers who don't show you this kind of info are full of shit. especially...

huge stops? 1.6477 - 1.6455= 22 pip stop. Short term you might catch a few pips, I haven't seen a close above 1.6549. So I can see it going to 1.6513.. make a new low to lure the buyers back in. I am locked onto majority of the trend. I have moved my stop-loss to 1.6500. I try to get in...

how are you basing over-bought/over sold conditions?.. And if so, I don't believe "over-bought & over-sold" should be the sole rational basis for you to enter short. I bought GBP earlier this morning at $1.6477 & holding till $1.6608 with stops @ $1.6455. GBP can potentially go to $1.6703 if...

oh the guy sells buckets eh

so you gave away $100M ;)?