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hmm meanwhile shorting EUR/GBP seems fine for the long term...

I think http://www.marketinout.com has all the features you need. Besides it has hundreds of different screening criteria to choose from including ma-price crossovers, stochastics, fibonacci levels ,ichimoku, macd&rsi divergences, chart patterns, accumulation/distribution divergences...

Euro is not a good investment, it is a dead experiment but you know the market is not moving as a strait line:D

it seems that 1.2660 will stay intact for some more time, 1.2960 seems possible if S&P downgrade does not hit sooner than I think

AUD is bullish but hit 1.0380 wall again yesterday... so if AUDUSD can break 1.0380 then 1.0480 next, however a close below 1.0260 indicates it will get back to 1.0170

Thank you dan1979, I checked http://www.marketinout.com/ and have to admit that I am impressed. Plenty of indicators and combinations. Being able to search forex pairs is a great feature as well.

still bearish on this pair. expected trading range is 1.0150 and 0.9700

not surprisingly yesterday AUD pulled back to 1.0160 and turned to south again. sell on rallies to go to 0.9820/0.9780 target area...

when real money is involved it is better to keep risks at a minimum level. high leverage is dangerous because it can affect your judgement. besides it may make you a looser even if you are in the right trading direction. for example market can go 30-40 pips up right before it goes 200 pips down...

hmm I was wrong 8 pips, it was down to 1.0028

If AUD/USD can stay above 1.0130/50, it is possible to see 1.0335 and maybe 1.0480 next... but If it goes below 1.0130/50 then 1.0020 is next...

sometimes it is better not to search any logic behind the moves...the day that moody's downgraded 12 U.K. financial institutions was also the day that NFP came out 103k (vs 50k expected); gbp/usd climbed around 150-160 pips...

still moving without a direction... EUR/USD climbed after China announced that it will set up a $300billion investment vehicle made up of two funds (for the U.S. and Europe).

earlier today: €/$ fell after a senior EU Official said giving the EU permanent bailout fund a banking license off the table. BoE Policy Left Unchanged (repo rate 0.50%) Asset Puchases steady at GBP 275 bln ECB Refi Rate cut 25bps to 1.00% considering the recent price action I...

EUR/USD fell after statement by senior German official that he is more pessimistic than last week on overall summit deal. and if ECB decides to cut interest rates tomorrow, eur bulls will have really hard time...

We are still stuck within 1.35-1.33 trading range...

Some economists expect 3.25% by the end of 2012

If EUR/USD can break 1.3500 resistance, I expect a movement towards 1.3620. Even though the pair seems bearish atm , a daily close above 1.3520 may push it up to 1.3750 and 1.3880. If it breaks 1.3300 then 1.3170 is next. A close below 1.3170 would increase selling pressure and we may see...

Guess that was sarcasm:p 3 tries last week but failed to close above 1.3520. It doesn't look so good.

You will see there are hundreds of them, just don't forget to find out what country the broker is registered in, make sure they are regulated.