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Wow.. you are staying up late tonightstockcycle wrote:Humble one: 1.4246. However look difficult now for today!Roadrunner wrote:SC - do you have a particular target for the breakout?stockcycle wrote:EUR/USD is going to breakout the bullish flag and we may dream the higher high.
Vietnam??? Dude, go to Catwalk bar inside new world 4 star hotel in Saigon. The best looking girls are there and only cost $250 a night and you'll get model quality, legs, breasts, cute face, smell good.GreedyKojiro wrote:Yeah, dollar is cheaper than it was an hour ago.. where is the dream? j/kRoadrunner wrote:SC - do you have a particular target for the breakout?stockcycle wrote:EUR/USD is going to breakout the bullish flag and we may dream the higher high.
Roadrunner, he won't answer. It is 2am in Vietnam and he is having his dream
tdo722 wrote:Vietnam??? Dude, go to Catwalk bar inside new world 4 star hotel in Saigon. The best looking girls are there and only cost $250 a night and you'll get model quality, legs, breasts, cute face, smell good.GreedyKojiro wrote:Yeah, dollar is cheaper than it was an hour ago.. where is the dream? j/kRoadrunner wrote:SC - do you have a particular target for the breakout?stockcycle wrote:EUR/USD is going to breakout the bullish flag and we may dream the higher high.
Roadrunner, he won't answer. It is 2am in Vietnam and he is having his dream
You'll typically would pay more than Charlie Sheen for that quality in USoA
not sure anymore. but still I think we'll see a higher high, maybe the next week?noob wrote:Cobra, do you think the new high will be today? Thanks.
oooooooo, SHY hey, I just learned a new one there bud, and may the FORCE be with u toowaverider wrote:Al Dente, appreciate the interesting post! Sounds like the crowd reacted to the behemoth, market moving volume of Rothschild? Here's my 2s10s30s imitation chart with UUP: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=UUP&p= ... =246968011
My dreams were crushed yesterday . I am local to Cobra actually ...never been to Vietnam. GLGreedyKojiro wrote:Yeah, dollar is cheaper than it was an hour ago.. where is the dream? j/kRoadrunner wrote:SC - do you have a particular target for the breakout?stockcycle wrote:EUR/USD is going to breakout the bullish flag and we may dream the higher high.
Roadrunner, he won't answer. It is 2am in Vietnam and he is having his dream
uempel wrote:A last look at the 1 min, happy weekend to all
usually triangle means continuation, so if you see it as continue down from yesterday's high, maybe you're right.pady wrote:Cobra - seeing the timeline for each side of this triangle, we might start the downmove to complete the retrace today and gap down on Monday to complete it. Thoughts ???
Bull sees consolidation, bear sees doji reversal. I like the higher high is in the cards, but hopefully not until after a greater retrace perhaps your measured down move earlier.Cobra wrote:still in triangle. but generally a consolidation is good for bulls after a huge up day.
Yup, insider trading was all legal then, until they put old fox Joe Kennedy in charge of our henhouse circa 1934…. can u spell conflict-of-interest….see what I mean….NOTHING has changedhdenandy wrote:Especially interesting to me, being from the UK. A classic example of insider trading !Al_Dente wrote:PAGING hdenandy...theatrics and humour and classic stories…
Internals update http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=$NYDEC ... =246211365
This is huge. There is surely coming a time next year when Germany threatens or worse walks out.99er wrote:Uh Oh.
As Reuters reports, "Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Friday it was important to prevent others from seeking debt reductions after European Union leaders struck a deal with private banks to accept a nominal 50 percent cut on their Greek government debt holdings. "In Europe it must be prevented that others come seeking a haircut," she said." Too late, Angie, far, far too late. Because, just as expected, here comes Ireland and literally a few hours ago, launched the first warning shot that will imminently lead to what will be demands to pari passu treatment with Greece. Next up: Portugal, Spain, and, of course, Italy, which however won't be faking its own economic slow down.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/global-mo ... t-ireland-
yeap, you can borrow as much as you want, the larger the debt the better. You don't need pay back the debt.99er wrote:Uh Oh.
As Reuters reports, "Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Friday it was important to prevent others from seeking debt reductions after European Union leaders struck a deal with private banks to accept a nominal 50 percent cut on their Greek government debt holdings. "In Europe it must be prevented that others come seeking a haircut," she said." Too late, Angie, far, far too late. Because, just as expected, here comes Ireland and literally a few hours ago, launched the first warning shot that will imminently lead to what will be demands to pari passu treatment with Greece. Next up: Portugal, Spain, and, of course, Italy, which however won't be faking its own economic slow down.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/global-mo ... t-ireland-