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Yeah that worked until out of nowhere they jammed up the euro....stucap wrote:I've been watching the EUR/USD all day as compared to the ES....
It led the way down from open even though the ES tried to pop.....ES followed soon after
It made a bottom but, the emotional ES traders needed to sell some more so it took a little longer...
Right now, EUR/USD has had its bounce and appears to be headed back down.
I expect the ES to follow shortly...
I would very much like to see us at least test the overnight low during market hours....really annoys me when that doesn't happen on highs or lows...
Now on spy >add indicator >volatility pivot then >vstop > edit then tinker with true range period and true range multiplier and FORCE it to give u EXACTLY the green and red dots u need.jarbo456 wrote:yeah, VWAP is acting as a magnet. i'm bearish overall, but this market feels like it wants to move higher.Al_Dente wrote:jarbie, u using free pivots !!! now add indicator VWAP she's a lovelyjarbo456 wrote:SPY being rejected hard by the 123.85 pivot. reversal of a reversal candlestick on the shorter time frames (I watch 3 minute, confirm with 5 minute).
for now: it's your ( risk amount / ( entry price - roughly 26.87 ) )greenback wrote:Hi Cobra,Cobra wrote:no clue about the market. according to my setup, it should be a short but the setup missed 1 cent to be qualified, so no idea.
What would be the position size for the TZA position if it's triggered, $4000 for the portfolio account?
thanks man. i will wait to mondayKENA wrote:When the mkt starts the up cycle again watch MAKO..It has broken the channel line and is now one of my better picks for an up move swing trade.I belive the first couple of days of the up move will very,very good.To get in you will have to be quick.This will be a several point gain.Watch,wait and see.Soku are you there.
I also use that indicator. If I might ask, what values are you using for it? Thanks.Al_Dente wrote:Now on spy >add indicator >volatility pivot then >vstop > edit then tinker with true range period and true range multiplier and FORCE it to give u EXACTLY the green and red dots u need.jarbo456 wrote:yeah, VWAP is acting as a magnet. i'm bearish overall, but this market feels like it wants to move higher.Al_Dente wrote:jarbie, u using free pivots !!! now add indicator VWAP she's a lovelyjarbo456 wrote:SPY being rejected hard by the 123.85 pivot. reversal of a reversal candlestick on the shorter time frames (I watch 3 minute, confirm with 5 minute).
Well, it goes like this:alvian33 wrote:who resigned today?
Hi champixchampix wrote:Ok, so here we are today for France and Italy 10Y.
Important to undestand is the nominal rate, not really the % change of the day.
Today, France 10Y is up 8%, but the borrowing cost is 3.47% so not (yet) a big deal...
Italy 10Y is down 5% today (thanks to ECB) but still really high (6.90%)... For information purpose, Portugal and Ireland were forced to call for bailout when rates remain above 7%...
hahaha, we need to include republican debates here as well, rally on debate, and rally on rainy/sunny/snowy days!!barbaragull wrote:Well, it goes like this:alvian33 wrote:who resigned today?
(1) Greek PM resigns, rally
(2) Italian PM resigns, rally
(3) Candidate named for Greek PM, rally
(4) Candidate named for Italian PM, rally
(5) Greek new PM confirmed, rally
(6) Italian new PM confrmed, rally
(7) Greek new PM gives message about new policy, rally
(8) Italian new PM gives message about new policy, rally
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The 10Y I am looking (bad boys):Al_Dente wrote:Hi champixchampix wrote:Ok, so here we are today for France and Italy 10Y.
Important to undestand is the nominal rate, not really the % change of the day.
Today, France 10Y is up 8%, but the borrowing cost is 3.47% so not (yet) a big deal...
Italy 10Y is down 5% today (thanks to ECB) but still really high (6.90%)... For information purpose, Portugal and Ireland were forced to call for bailout when rates remain above 7%...
Could u give me yr direct link to Bloomberg France 10yr, thanks very much in advance
(appreciate your european views)