Forex Forum Archive for 01/1/2012

Brock Thor 23:13 GMT January 1, 2012 Reply   
Happy New Year to All.
May God Bless you and your family.

GVI Forex john 20:11 GMT January 1, 2012 Reply   


January 1 (global-view.com) UPCOMING DATA HIGHLIGHTS through Monday, January 2. Updated: Trading Events Calendar:
Monday

Syd 19:44 GMT January 1, 2012 Reply   
Europe: From heart attack to cancer

link

Cambridge Joe 19:20 GMT January 1, 2012 Reply   
A selection of the ten worst business moved from 2011.

When you think of the meetings...planning , focus groups and all the resources brought to bear on the subjects... it make you wonder just how you can get it quite sooo wrong ! ;-))

The 10 Scariest Business Blunders of the Year.

http://www.businessnewsdaily.com/1621-business-disasters.html

JERUSALEM KB 18:58 GMT January 1, 2012


EURCAD
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weekly support breakout

Mtl JP 18:47 GMT January 1, 2012
john 13:55 // Chinese "recession improbable"
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With Made-in-China flood of junk seeing indigestion in Europe and US markets and domestic Chinese appetite growth for their own junk in question (ChinCom's "plans" now include not only China Pins Hopes on Public Housing - wsj but also Home Economics: Free Apartment in Chongqing - wsj), in what stinks of a scam the dirigists "Ministry opens more industries to investment from overseas", see Guidelines welcome foreign money - chinadaily.

Nevermind the glowing China numbers concerning foreign direct investment: they are fast sliding into an economic cesspool.

China recession is an open bet.

JERUSALEM KB 18:37 GMT January 1, 2012


EURJPY
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eurjpy heading to 93.43

JERUSALEM KB 18:30 GMT January 1, 2012


EURUSD
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this is what i expect eurusd to do this year

GVI Forex john 13:59 GMT January 1, 2012 Reply   

GVI Forex john 13:55 GMT January 1, 2012


Odd time to release PMI data. 50.3 just above contraction line. Slowdown underway, but a recession improbable...

GVI Forex john 13:50 GMT January 1, 2012 Reply   

Melbourne Qindex 07:50 GMT January 1, 2012 Reply   
EURAUD
Entry: Target: Stop:

EUR/AUD : Critical Point 1.2908


The bias is on the downside when the market is trading below the critical level at 1.2783 // 1.2908*. The weekly cycle pivot centres are located at 1.2511 - 1.2714 - 1.2813. The monthly cycle directional indicator suggests that speculative selling pressure will increase when the market downward trending momentum is strong enough to penetrate through [1.2479]. The medium term downside targeting point is 1.2044.


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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZEGYpXE5B4

EUR/AUD : Monthly Cycle Charts

prague viktor 05:43 GMT January 1, 2012 Reply   
Sell EURUSD
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happy new year for aůů the lovelly traders in thie GV wish u all the best and hopefully will watch from Alla a very good videos l thank u All for ur time

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Melbourne Qindex 04:59 GMT January 1, 2012 Reply   
EURUSD
Entry: Target: Stop:

EUR/USD : Critical Point 1.2797



The bias is on the downside when the market is not able to close above 1.3087 in the New York session. The upside trading range is 1.2950 - 1.3087 and the downside targeting range of 1.2290 - 1.2415. Basically the market is going to be range bound between a lower barrier of 1.2247 // 1.2306 and a resistant barrier of1.3075 // 1.3090.



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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZEGYpXE5B4

EUR/USD : Monthly Cycle Charts

Syd 04:53 GMT January 1, 2012 Reply   
Its value is plummeting, debt-ridden nations such as Greece are on the brink of abandoning it, and now the euro has suffered a fresh indignity.

Sainsbury’s, which sells hundreds of thousands of chocolate coins each year, said it ditched euros this Christmas and reintroduced chocolate Sterling coins