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mujahid158 · 07-07-2008, 08:28 PM

I`m very much interested in Forex trading. I`m going to give it a try. Hope I`ll see good output.

ashokshetty · 07-08-2008, 01:52 AM

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Originally Posted by mujahid158

I`m very much interested in Forex trading. I`m going to give it a try. Hope I`ll see good output.

if you need any help, you can contact with me .My ICQ: 495076483

ashokshetty · 07-08-2008, 01:53 AM

short GU to get more profits. GU will down to 1.9500 around

Alizain · 07-08-2008, 02:00 AM

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Originally Posted by primarylogic

It's a wrong judgement of UJ, it's not short time for now.

I have short E/U and G/U today.

yup, i think so. This news may will explain more if not good now to sell USD :

Dollar Extends Rally on Falling Commodity Prices

Dollar maintains momentum and rebounds further with support of retreat in commodity prices. Crude oil dropped further to around 142 a barrel level while gold dives to as low as $915. There are also additional support to the greenback on speculations that the G8 group, which starts a 3 day meeting in Japan today, will produce some dollar supportive noises in addition to the expected messages on concerns of increasing risks of energy and food inflation. Dollar's strength is most obvious against commodity currencies as well as the Japanese yen.

mujahid158 · 07-08-2008, 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by ashokshetty

if you need any help, you can contact with me .My ICQ: 495076483

Thanks for offering help buddy. I`ll surely contact you when I`ll be in need.

primarylogic · 07-08-2008, 02:55 PM

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Originally Posted by ashokshetty

short GU to get more profits. GU will down to 1.9500 around

yes, i think so, i hold a short G/U position now.

primarylogic · 07-08-2008, 02:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Alizain

yup, i think so. This news may will explain more if not good now to sell USD :

Dollar Extends Rally on Falling Commodity Prices

Dollar maintains momentum and rebounds further with support of retreat in commodity prices. Crude oil dropped further to around 142 a barrel level while gold dives to as low as $915. There are also additional support to the greenback on speculations that the G8 group, which starts a 3 day meeting in Japan today, will produce some dollar supportive noises in addition to the expected messages on concerns of increasing risks of energy and food inflation. Dollar's strength is most obvious against commodity currencies as well as the Japanese yen.

Thanks, Alizain!
so, if UJ breaks MA200 on D1, a big spaces above.