Re: EUR/USD

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Jumbo wrote: Mon Nov 11, 2019 7:14 am

EURUSD my view

On 21 October 2019, the interbankmarket opened and reached a high of 1,1183. Some brokers quote 1,1178 as a high. The markets are very sensitive to such quota differences and often return there before a trend occurs.

Be careful with shorts!

We can easy test 1.1182 again before market drop to
1.0960 and my final target 1.08389 where is a nice place to buy again for some xxx Pips.
Decision Point is 1.09908 UP or DOWN.
Upward Target is 1.12684 for larger retraces.

Watch my levels on my chart and tell me what you see in some weeks.
Excellent charts mate thanks for posting those levels up. Looks like 1.09985 on your charts is the sweet spot for buying :thumbup:
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EURUSD: Bears take a breather above 1.1000 ahead of a Big week

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EUR/USD: Bears take a breather above 1.1000 ahead of a Big week


  • EUR/USD stays cautious amid USD strength, Spanish election outcome.
  • Holiday-thinned quiet trading adds to the consolidative mood in Fiber.
  • All eyes remain on trade, US inflation and Eurozone GDP numbers.

Sellers catch their breather after the five-day losing streak, allowing a brief phase of consolidation in EUR/USD above the 1.1000, having tested the three-week lows of 1.1017 reached last Friday.

Trade news and US/ Eurozone macro data to play key roles

The spot is seen wavering up and down within a 10-pips narrow range so far this Monday, as markets await fresh updates on the US-China trade front as well as the big economic releases from both sides of Atlantic in the week ahead for the next direction. The US docket sees the releases of the US CPI data and Fed Chair Powell’s testimony while the EUR calendar headlines the Eurozone growth figures.

Meanwhile, the US dollar index sits at three-week tops of 98.40, deriving support from the US-China trade uncertainty as well as the Hong Kong political chaos induced broader market risk-aversion. Therefore, the increased safe-haven bids for the greenback keep a check on the major’s upside attempts.

Further, the shared currency remains undermined by the Spanish general election outcome, reflecting a hung parliament; a legislative stalemate with neither the left nor right having a majority. The renewed Spanish political woes will continue to weigh, as the country is set to face a tough time forming a progressive government.

In the day ahead, the pair may keep its range trade intact amid holiday-thinned trading, with the US markets closed in observance of Veterans Day. However, the USD-dynamics will continue to have a major bearing on the spot amid fresh trade-related developments.

Sources: https://forex-station.com (Chart) & https://www.fxstreet.com/news/eur-usd-b ... 1911110511 (Article)
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Re: EUR/USD

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mlawson71 wrote: Tue Nov 12, 2019 4:20 am EUR/USD found some support at 1.1015 today but I think it remains bearish and will continue depreciating this week.
EUR/USD: Options

Nov13
$1.1035-45(E1.13bln),
$1.1200(E1.45bln);

Nov14
$1.1100(E1.46bln),
$1.1150(E3.89bln),
$1.1170-75(E1.0bln);

Nov15
$1.1000(E1.02bln);

Nov18
$1.1055(E1.29bln);

Nov19
$1.1050-54(E1.09bln);

Nov20
$1.1175-85(E1.49bln),
$1.1300(E1.1bln);

Nov21
$1.1000(E1.05bln),
$1.1090(E1.15bln)

some options from my desk............................ for the next days --> GRATIS!

Options Average for this week is psycho level near 1.1000 and i postet 1.09098 as a decision point up or down


Re: EUR/USD

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OPTIONS: Expiries for Nov13 NY cut 1000ET

EUR/USD:

$1.1015(E549mln)
$1.1035-50(E1.46bln)
$1.1200(E1.45bln)

I don't know what will happen in the next few days, because my system shows me a strong sell-off of the S&P500 Stocks (crash) and a weak US-Dollar.

EURUSD UPDATE:

Im buying below 1.1012 the dips, and the EURUSD is targeting 1.1082 the next days. But i expect further buying until 1.12606 and 1.12608 if we see a daily close above 1.1082.
I have some pending longs: (splittet trades)
1.10050
1.10041
1.10018
1.10000
1.09985
1.09908

Happy trading and stay green!


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