US ($) Currency Thread 1 (closed - use thread 2)

neilbond007

inspector_monkfish wrote: »

hahaha:rotfl:
my old man is a wolves fan, so i always have a soft spot for them

he has never lived there (he was born in essex!!), but being a kid in the 50's, he latched onto them when they were successful in Europe and England - prob much like kids latch onto Chelsea and ManU these days.
To his credit, he has stuck with them through thick and thin.

we go up there once or twice a season, and Neil, I have to agree with you, they are the weirdest, strangest bunch of fans i have ever ever seen. I think its a mixture of the accent, strange foreheads, and general attemps to walk and talk like you have never been educated!

nice ground though.

it's the god given right to be in the highest league that gets to me.
that and the fact they are a nasty bunch.
saying that, i was in a wolves pub that got smashed up, and then burnt down
my mate was arrested against wolves when a police horse stood on his foot. he punched the horses hind quarters to get it off and got arrested for assault

whatusername

Watched the game and hoped Liverpool would do it and after the first half i thought it was on. I used to watch for the Stoke result weekly as a few years ago me and a mate picked 2 teams to watch for the fixed odds coupon, 1 was Stoke the other Hartlepool, we did alright backing them as their for was pretty regular home and away either winning or losing.

neilbond007

we're flying!!!! 1.4932!!

whatusername

Hope it pushes on, what levels do we sustained pressure on Monky?

inspector_monkfish

neilbond007 wrote: »

it's the god given right to be in the highest league that gets to me.
that and the fact they are a nasty bunch.
saying that, i was in a wolves pub that got smashed up, and then burnt down
my mate was arrested against wolves when a police horse stood on his foot. he punched the horses hind quarters to get it off and got arrested for assault

can't say i have ever noticed that kind of attitude from the fans, but then you probably meet more of them than i do !

they have only had 1 miserable season in the top flight over the past 30 years !!

inspector_monkfish

09:32 15Apr09 GBP/USD: Buoyed by US Custodial Demand for Sterling

[08:32 GBP/USD: Buoyed by US Custodial Demand for Sterling] London, April 15.

US custodial demand for GBP is being flagged as a key factor in cable"s leap from an
intra-day low of 1.4822 to a European morning high of 1.4910. Resistance levels above include 1.4923 (today"s Asian session top), 1.4945 (yesterday"s eight-day high), 1.4960 (Apr 6, eight-week peak), 1.4986 (Feb 9 top) and 1.5000 (option barrier level). GBP/USD was last at 1.5000 on January 12.

International banks will have to hold more assets in their subsidiaries if they want to avoid a re-run of the chaos caused by the fall of Lehman Brothers, according to PwC (FT).

inspector_monkfish

just touched 1.4965

neilbond007

inspector_monkfish wrote: »

just touched 1.4965

Dropped to 1.4935.
Profit taking before we break 1.50 folks

inspector_monkfish

10:21 15Apr09 (GBP) GBP seen rallying across the board

(GBP) GBP seen rallying across the board aided by fresh demand for GBP/JPY around 146.00 following its recent tight range trading action. Pair currently
up around 148.00 with talk of momentum name players active buyers.

GBP also seen supported via ongoing long liquidation of EUR/GBP positions with the pair
targeting key support at 0.8850/55 (5, 6 March lows) ahead of 0.8810 (2 March low).

GBP price action seen further aiding the recovery in cable with the latter eyeing a break past psychological 1.50, a level not traded since 12
January.

inspector_monkfish

10:00 15APR09


1.5044(W) 30-Day Upper Bollinger
1.5000(M) Psychological Level
1.4985(S) Trend High Feb 9
1.4975(M) Today"s Session High
1.4822(M) Today"s Session Low
1.4800(M) Psychological Level
1.4735(W) 10-Day M/A Line
1.4700(W) Psychological Level
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The market continues to consolidate beneath 1.4975
(today"s session high), but pressure is building for an eventual break as the daily chart has been positive for the last 4 weeks. The 30-day upper
bollinger-band (1.96 standard deviations, 1.5044) points north, highlighting the overall bullish market structure.