Thanks Mibl! I really appreciate!

Hi Mookfx,

Here is a newer version of the indicator that npj6400 provided in post number 2124.

questormon

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Hi Nina,

Can you respond to my question in post number 2073?

Of course anyone else that knows the answer feel free to respond!

Thank you!

questormon

Hi, questome!

Those numbers or levels are based on Technical Analysis I made when there is a change of trend.

Nina

Hi!

It is not related to CatFX50, but it is interesting. That's why I post it.

I may be damn wrong, but USDJPY should follow between 100 and 70 pips more.

Nina

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Hi!

I thought you'd like this template:

Nina

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Hi!

Thought you might like to read it. Trade what you see, otherwise Nostradamus would be our guru.

http://www.europe2020.org/en/section...l/150206.htm#1

Nina

Schocking article.
1. How fast will the markets react?
2. French youth feels it and demonstrate.
3. Spanish youth feels and perform drinking competitions?!

I think You are right - trade what you see!

Nina,

As you told before is important to follow and trade using your system USD-CHF.
EUR-USD and USD-CHF are very "linked" and we can say that their cotations are expressed in inverse terms.
So, why is important for you to follow and trade USD-CHF? You can trade EUR-USD with 2 lots instead of 1, and in principle to get similar results. This option gives you the oportunity to follow another currency pair like USD-JPY or EUR-JPY.

What do you think about this?

Have a nice weekend,
Pip

Hi, Subsecond!

Of that article, I like this:

"In this perspective, it is useful to contemplate the following information 7: the share of the debt of the US government owned by US banks fell down to 1,7% in 2004, as opposed to 18% in 1982. In parallel, the share of this same debt owned by foreign operators went from 17% in 1982 up to 49% in 2004.
--> Question: How comes that US banks got rid of almost all their share of the US national debt over the last years?


Moreover, in order to try to avoid the explosion of the "real-estate bubble" on which rests the US household consumption, and at a time when the US saving rate has become negative for the first time since 1932 and 1933 (in the middle of the "Great Depression"), the Bush administration, in partnership with the new owner of the US Federal Reserve and a follower of this monetary approach, will flood the US market of liquidities".

And this:

"5. It should be noticed that the upward trend of the Dollar in 2005 was mostly the result of an interest rate differential which was favourable for the US Dollar, and of the “tax break on foreign earnings” Law (only valid for 1 year) which brought back to the US over $200 billion in the course of 2005".

Nina