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volatile mid week

Posted on September 10, 2008 at 6:01 in Market comment, Market forecast, Operators' intentions by Dr. S. Sivaraman

EURO and GBP are expected to make volatile moves today.They could probably break the lows and highs by 30-75 pips during the day.The down side could be EURO 1.4023 and upside 1.4278 and in GBP downside 1.7443 and upside 1.7767

When the market goes near high or low watch for the price action and decide upon the trade.

Regards

Dr.Sivaraman

 

12 Responses to “volatile mid week”

  1. on 10 Sep 2008 at 6:54 am1Arthur

    brilliant comment
    thank you ;)

  2. on 10 Sep 2008 at 7:06 am2Eli

    Well the experiment in Cern hasn’t vanished Swizerland, maybe it’s about time to buy CHF :-))

  3. on 10 Sep 2008 at 8:21 am3sean

    Dear Doc,

    What does it mean when you refer to the big players as Tending?

  4. on 10 Sep 2008 at 12:04 pm4Paul

    hi Doc, thanks, i’ve been making money all day following your analysis. Is all good when profits from one trade covers for the losses of the past. Good work

  5. on 10 Sep 2008 at 1:02 pm5Eli

    The JPY realy needs a shrink

  6. on 10 Sep 2008 at 2:59 pm6vinesh

    Doc, what is going to happen to EU/USD is there any chance for this thing to firm up it has been falling like a rock dollar keeps getting stronger any valid reasoning behind this? stronger EU is going to hurt exports and its bad for EuroZone

  7. on 10 Sep 2008 at 3:59 pm7mike

    doc, have you left us?????

  8. on 10 Sep 2008 at 4:44 pm8Ben

    Dear Doc, you charge thousand and hundreds of USD for giving forecast…and so…. i am giving you free advise, please stop spoiling life`s of trader and FXSTREET. I am regular user of fxstreet but now it looks fxstreet is going to sink. 1600 point in euro and 2500 points in BP droppeed and you never ever told that keep STOP. Basic rule of trading is TRADE WITH STOP and once ur forecast was going wrong why you have not stopped postiong blogs here by saying that its not coming as per your so call algorithm. You are experimenting your algorithm on small traders and few of us would have lossed their hard earnest money. Please stop here. I AM NOT GOING TO USE AGAIN THIS BLOG. GOOD BYE TO ALL AND BEST OF LUCK, IF U SURVIVE…….

  9. on 10 Sep 2008 at 4:57 pm9saaji

    Helo Doctor,

    Last somany months I am analysing your blogs,really it gives lot of market knowledge for all trades,also i am going through everyday others blogs posted in this section.Only your blog in first place,Ms.Valria bednarik also doing fine in wrtting blogs.But unfortunatelly not seeing good market view today from your end.People will say somany comments good or bad, because everybody is watching your”s comapring others in fx street.You poppular comapring others, its a lpus point for you.So don’t get hesitate to write like previous.Maybe last one month market was against your expectaion, its usuall in fx market.Nobody cannot predict,even God cannot predict accurate market trend.So Doctor kindly post like previous,consider this as a humble request.I expect your reply.
    Wishes and regards
    Saaji Hussain
    Dubai-UAE

  10. on 10 Sep 2008 at 5:03 pm10saaji

    Helo Doctor,

    I would like to add one more sentense, that in UAE fx street is very poppular and famous.Most of the trading firm and trading people are going through your blogs,thats why,fxstreet followed by UAE people.

    Saaji Hussain
    Dubai-UAE

  11. on 11 Sep 2008 at 7:53 am11Guy

    Hi Dr.Sivaraman, please ignore those ungrateful idiots that criticized your calls. I have been following your advice with great interest and success. You have given me a great insight into how the game is played, and although I don’t understand many of your observations because of my inexperience, I’ve made A$2,500 in the first 10 days of September by factoring in your advice and game plan.

    I used to think of Forex as gambling, but now I try to outsmart the players and realize their limitations because of your advice. I really appreciate your generosity and the number of blogs you post, as I’m very sure many others do. Not everyone leaves comments, but many people read your blogs and consider your advice to great benefit. It is you alone that keeps me coming back to fxstreet.com.

    There’s no pleasing everyone and those that aren’t pleased should go elsewhere rather than spoil it for others. You’re liked and respected by your fans here on fxstreet.com because of your wisdom, humility and the time you put into your blogs and comments. I check your blog 2 or 3 times per day.

  12. on 12 Sep 2008 at 4:01 am12Rajkumar

    Hi doc thanx for ur comments

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