EUR

Dave that's good to hear. :)

looks like eur has put in todays lows and cad putting in its top unable to breakout above 9800 level..risk could come back @ the close weighing on $$..watchn gold+s&p.eur+cad plus potash i like the way they all move with each other:)..gl/gt:)

fundy bwoys? look up from your gov reports and tell me what could be next catalysist for euro
movement/volume and when of course,

:-), you did a good job Mach :-)

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Indeed, I went long at the posted levels, and I also indicated that my reason was that in case NFP numbers would've disappointed, e/u should've popped. Instead we got strong NFP, thus I exited that trade. I checked back, and no, I didn't post the exit, but I'm hoping for some leniency due to first time offense and all... :) Would be hypocritical to post trades and not post the exits, I admit. FWIW had an average in @4497 and average out @4463, just about the bottom of the damn NFP low spike. I almost shat bricks during that rally afterwards, back up to 4572 tl, but in retrospect I'm glad I took the exit. Since then I had no mid-term/swing posis in e/u. I do have a very long term position long eur, but it's more like investment and not a speculative position. I think I detailed my view on that.

Seems to me that I confuse most people around here whether I'm talking about intraday dynamics with scalping on my mind (which I mostly do), swing trades (which I explicitly indicate and are very rare: 3-4 trades/month), or have a fundamental view (with a several years horizon and obviously not a whole lot of management)... The thing is, with scalping it wouldn't make any sense to post trades. Trades I post are the swing trades, and always try to give adequate parameters (given I don't forget to post exits). But if it's this confusing, I'll stop with the intraday liquidity/volume based comments, and will discuss only swing related parameters that most everyone here does.

If it helps, my view on e/u: very long term (years): bullish, mid-term (weeks, months): bearish, short-term (intraday): bearish. Naturally I don't have a view on tomorrow's short-term bias. :) I don't think my comments re e/u are that bearish though, I comment on intraday moves and my lack of confidence in current rallies, so obviously there's not much to cheer about, but this all can change with the tide.