I'm pretty sure this phenomenon starts at 11am EST or 6pm GMT
“Civil servants and public sector employees, who have vowed to step up protests, will march to parliament late on Wednesday to protest against austerity”.
or course a riot doesn't have to break out.
Also Fed and ECB checking rates to keep things calm
from liveforex
I have it on good authority that the ECB and Fed “checked rates” about 15 minutes ago, prompting a bounce to the 1.2315 area. The CBs call around to the banks and ask what they are seeing. In essence, they are trying to send a message to the market that they are “watching”…
If the Euro is stable then (I assume) the S&P will be stable.
comparitivly large move up in the Euro does not translate into a large move up in the S&P. ?Could be bearish sign for S&P. Just thinking out loud
just set trade triggers in case the systems freeze.
you think thurs will be big down day too (as well as today?) what about wave 4 up then 5 down into friday? ??no good
Yep. 15 minutes I think.
Ok – nevermind, maybe it was delayed!
My account balance isn't really reflecting the move down. Frustrating.
hehehe…thought is was CA….its coming soon
civil servants in Greece that is
I'm pretty sure this phenomenon starts at 11am EST or 6pm GMT
“Civil servants and public sector employees, who have vowed to step up protests, will march to parliament late on Wednesday to protest against austerity”.
or course a riot doesn't have to break out.
Also Fed and ECB checking rates to keep things calm
from liveforex
I have it on good authority that the ECB and Fed “checked rates” about 15 minutes ago, prompting a bounce to the 1.2315 area.
The CBs call around to the banks and ask what they are seeing.
In essence, they are trying to send a message to the market that they are “watching”…
If the Euro is stable then (I assume) the S&P will be stable.
Its the funny thing about EW. It amazes me how people can read the charts and counts differently.
I am a vix fan. i believe that sentiment along with average alignment are the critical signs for market direction. But I too am often wrong.