he's watching the thread ..and news , technical analysis , fundamental analysis ...expert advisor ...

damned alot of things need to observe ...

so..u is the thomas?

lol..that is too complicated.




week close higher than this week so far high, 1.5522 --> bullish next week

week close below 1.5390 --> bearish next week

week close in between those 2 values...i hv no idea


further reading: FOREX: 12-16 Apr GBP/USD Review | 19-23 Apr GBP/USD Forecast

This post has been edited by Invince_Z: Apr 16 2010, 09:41 PM

pls analyze your trading before entering market

where is your 3 golden criteria?

1. entry
2. stop loss
3. exit

no man , im a muslim ...not that Thomas

mne tau its ur dupe

Anyone uses FXCM Trading Station?

We all know you're muslim with the anti-Israel logo, lol.

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Added on April 17, 2010, 8:08 amWhat happened to CAD pairs yesterday?

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Added on April 17, 2010, 8:11 amAbout Iceland volcano's ash cloud had stopped 17k flights, how this news can affect the currency pairs?

This post has been edited by rstusa: Apr 17 2010, 10:12 AM

anyone know what is gallant? im not sure whther the spelling is correct but it is quite similat as option because it has call/put

Greek Bailout in ‘Matter of Days” to Boost Euro, UBS Says

April 16 (Bloomberg) -- The euro may receive a temporary boost to $1.38 when Greece accesses a 45 billion euro ($61 billion) bailout plan before traders reestablish bets that the shared currency will decline, according to UBS AG.

“Short euro positioning looks extreme at the moment, not least on the back of speculation that the Greek package may not materialize,” Beat Siegenthaler, a foreign-exchange strategist at UBS in Zurich, wrote in a report today. “These concerns will be removed in a matter of days. As a result, we expect the likely launch of the Greek aid package to temporarily boost euro-dollar and create better levels to re-enter euro-shorts.” A short is a wager a currency will decline.

The euro has dropped more than 9 percent against the dollar in the past six months, after traders exited bets the euro would rise versus the dollar in favor of wagers the currency would fall as Greece struggled to finance the euro area’s widest budget deficit.

Europe’s common currency may rise to $1.38 “over the next one to two weeks” before dropping to $1.30, Siegenthaler said in a phone interview.

European Union finance ministers said today that Greece doesn’t have an immediate plan to trigger a rescue package even as the country’s bond yields rose to the highest since before the bailout plan was announced. Spanish Finance Minister Elena Salgado, whose government holds the rotating EU presidency, said ministers won’t decide on any further action at a two-day meeting in Madrid that began today.

“What they said was that at this point there is no request for activation,” Siegenthaler said in an interview. “They will say that until Greece actually requests it. It wouldn’t suddenly change my view.”

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Added on April 17, 2010, 10:47 amBNP Paribas this week cuts its forecast for euro/dollar and now expects the pair to hit 1.19 by mid-2011, saying uncertainties about the aid package for Greece will likely keep international investors cautious about European asset markets.

This post has been edited by rstusa: Apr 17 2010, 10:47 AM

What happens after you get margin call? They forced close ur contracts?

@darkmage
all your positions will be closed.

So it's impossible for you to lose more than ur balance right?

You'll need to read the small print of your broker. For FXCM, you are only liable to the balance on your account. Not sure about other brokers.

for fx u cant lose more than u have in ur account unless u are using some unregulated broker (in this case u are super screwed cause losses in forex can be really really huge)

is there any way to monitor exchange rates on weekends?


update: http://invincez.blogspot.com/2010/04/forex...-19-23-apr.html

if someone could comment about the trend drawn. i also would like to hear your opinion.

This post has been edited by Invince_Z: Apr 19 2010, 03:13 AM

You cant lose more than your balance... in case of MC, you still get back your margin money.

mind to explain abit on the instaforex thing? are they scam or something?

Why don't you guys think of the brokers regulated in UK like Alpari.co.uk?

cause they dont care if their deposits go missing out of sudden.. its like putting money with an unregulated bank.. anytime they can just close shop n take ur money with them

hi there. i'm new to all of this. have absolutely no idea.
a friend just asked if i wanted to invest in GBP with him and a few more ppl. is that a wise move?