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Been lurking here a while, let's think about it: what moving crossover pair makes the most sense? Can't really answer because there are so many markets, each with a different tempo, pace, volatility. I would think that on currencies that breakouts would work, but much of the time they are...

Here is a chart of this run, time and sales a sea of green starting around 14:25.

wow nice reversal there, train stopping at 136.70 on spy. Someone be moving some size.

This thread shows just how hard it is to predict the future; please keep posting very interesting thread.

out 136.25 short from 136.53

short spy here stop at 136.70.

out even, watch this be a false breakout again. :)

short term drop on the fed notes maybe, short spy 136.20.

She doesn't say all the dumb shit; people should be a little more careful but it is entertainment after all.

You can compare right now, unreal!!:)

on CNBC now very cute, why is she not on the desk?

Maggie yes, the menace no.

out 136.29

short spy 136.43 tight stop.

Should Dennis "the menace" Neale be replaced with Margaret Brennan? results will be forwarded to CNBC. :)

I think the markets like the candor of wamu. http://www.reuters.com/article/mergersNews/idUSWNAS711120080408

out 136.50 may fill the gap but keeping short bias.

short spy 136.63 tight stop.

little add at 136.55 out position 136.40. :)

short spy 136.55 close stop.