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Old 10-23-2005, 07:00 PM
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Default Carolyn Straddle number 3

I trust I'm posting this well enough in advance.

Event: Existing Home Sales & Consumer Confidence, to be released at
10am sharp, Monday morning.

Of the two, Consumer Confidence will be the forex market mover.

Standard straddle, eur/usd entry limit orders to be placed +/- 15
points above the bid, below the ask about two minutes prior to the data
release.

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Old 10-23-2005, 07:01 PM
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<JBoatcapt@cox.net> wrote in message
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I trust I'm posting this well enough in advance.

Event: Existing Home Sales & Consumer Confidence, to be released at
10am sharp, Monday morning.

Of the two, Consumer Confidence will be the forex market mover.

Standard straddle, eur/usd entry limit orders to be placed +/- 15
points above the bid, below the ask about two minutes prior to the
data release.
Are you going to ignore the German IFO at 04:00ET this time? You've
mentioned before that it was one of your favoured events to trade.
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Old 10-24-2005, 12:10 AM
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ynotssor wrote..

<<Are you going to ignore the German IFO at 04:00ET this time? You've
mentioned before that it was one of your favoured events to trade.>>

This time I'll skip it..that's 3am local and I don't want to lose the
sleep.
What I need is a trading assistant..one with big tits..to handle such
early morning business. Meanwhile, I'll forgo the obvious profit that
the trade may yield :-)

co jones
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Old 10-24-2005, 12:46 AM
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JBoatcapt@cox.net wrote:

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ynotssor wrote..

Are you going to ignore the German IFO at 04:00ET this time? You've
mentioned before that it was one of your favoured events to trade.

This time I'll skip it..that's 3am local and I don't want to lose the
sleep.
What I need is a trading assistant..one with big tits..to handle such
early morning business. Meanwhile, I'll forgo the obvious profit that
the trade may yield :-)

co jones



Carolyn your being paged!!!
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Old 10-24-2005, 02:04 AM
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Don S wrote..

<<Carolyn your being paged!!! >>

My assistant really needs to know the proper spelling of "Immuculate
Conception"..a school I attended in Memphis as a kid..Priscilla Presley
attending about the same time :-)

co jones
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Old 10-24-2005, 11:01 AM
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Just found that the economic event calendar is off by a day..
The events are scheduled for tomorrow, Oct 25, 10am

co jones
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Old 10-25-2005, 11:00 AM
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Default Re: Carolyn Straddle number 3

I love the play-by-play action.

JBoatcapt@cox.net wrote:

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Time:11:06 am ET..

Event: US New Home Sales & Consumer Confidence, 10 am release

Two minutes prior release, eur/usd traded at 1.2060/63

Placed Limit Sell @ 1.2075
Placed Limit Buy @ 1.2048

Limit sell triggered, rate went to 1.2114 before pivot down. I reset
hedge to kick in at 2120 thinking the market was searching for orders
just over the 2100 even cent level.

Trade is still on as I write..

co jones
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Old 10-25-2005, 11:00 AM
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Time:11:06 am ET..

Event: US New Home Sales & Consumer Confidence, 10 am release

Two minutes prior release, eur/usd traded at 1.2060/63

Placed Limit Sell @ 1.2075
Placed Limit Buy @ 1.2048

Limit sell triggered, rate went to 1.2114 before pivot down. I reset
hedge to kick in at 2120 thinking the market was searching for orders
just over the 2100 even cent level.

Trade is still on as I write..

co jones
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Old 10-25-2005, 11:00 AM
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The Visitor wrote..

<<I love the play-by-play action.>>

By all means, stay tuned.
The eur has enjoyed a 180 point move up on the day..some on the new Fed
chief..some on the German IFO release at 4am. Enough is enough. The Fed
will continue its rate hikes, even with the new chairman..its called
"continuity". Higher rates = higher interest rate differential between
the buck and other currencies..favoring the buck..lipstick so to speak
:-)

co jones
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Old 10-26-2005, 03:00 AM
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"Bill Reid" <hormelfree@happyhealthy.net> wrote in message
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Me, I woulda (shoulda, coulda) gone for the bounce off
the frequently-tested support at around 1.1935 on Monday
and sold out at 1.2000 about three hours later for the "sure"
65 big ones, but that's just me and I don't even have a Forex
account just a big mouth...
Hindsight is the easiest thing in the world, as you well know.
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Old 10-26-2005, 03:01 AM
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The Visitor <ksjhdsdfssjhfk@shduiysdfsrewh.com> wrote in message
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Quote:
JBoatcapt@cox.net wrote:

Time:11:06 am ET..

Event: US New Home Sales & Consumer Confidence, 10 am release

Two minutes prior release, eur/usd traded at 1.2060/63

Placed Limit Sell @ 1.2075
Placed Limit Buy @ 1.2048

Limit sell triggered, rate went to 1.2114 before pivot down. I reset
hedge to kick in at 2120 thinking the market was searching for orders
just over the 2100 even cent level.

Trade is still on as I write..

I love the play-by-play action.

OK, let me call it for you:
1:11am ET 1.2102 still down 27 points
1:12am ET 1.2102 still down 27 points
1:13am ET 1.2102 still down 27 points
1:14am ET 1.2102 still down 27 points
1:15am ET 1.2102 still down 27 points
1:16am ET 1.2102 still down 27 points
1:17am ET 1.2103 now down 28 points

Me, I woulda (shoulda, coulda) gone for the bounce off
the frequently-tested support at around 1.1935 on Monday
and sold out at 1.2000 about three hours later for the "sure"
65 big ones, but that's just me and I don't even have a Forex
account just a big mouth...

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Old 10-26-2005, 03:01 AM
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Straddle me, Carol.
I'd bet it'd be a short.
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Old 10-26-2005, 03:01 AM
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Straddle me, Carol.


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"Bill Reid" <hormelfree@happyhealthy.net> wrote in message
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Me, I woulda (shoulda, coulda) gone for the bounce off
the frequently-tested support at around 1.1935 on Monday
and sold out at 1.2000 about three hours later for the "sure"
65 big ones, but that's just me and I don't even have a Forex
account just a big mouth...

Hindsight is the easiest thing in the world, as you well know.
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Old 10-26-2005, 09:57 AM
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Time 0551am

Hedge kicked in..kicked out at breakeven.
New eur/usd breakeven now at 1.2067 ask (2064 bid)
Rate around that level as I write..trade continues.

co jones
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Old 10-26-2005, 10:10 AM
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Bill Reid wrote..

<<Me, I woulda (shoulda, coulda) gone for the bounce off
the frequently-tested support at around 1.1935 on Monday
and sold out at 1.2000 about three hours later for the "sure"
65 big ones, but that's just me and I don't even have a Forex
account just a big mouth...>>

Good call but you left 135 points on the table...the rate went to
1.2135 :-)

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