Right, Tokyo's open, back to where it was on Friday on the close.
Levels:
R3: 1.9182
R2: 1.9070
R1: 1.8920
Pivot: 1.8808 I expect to see a short peek (peak?) above it around 1.30-2.00am, then retrace to 1.8750
S1: 1.8659
S2: 1.8550
S3: 1.8400
News ahead:
10am EC Trade balance, expecting looking better for the eur
10.45: Trichet adding his mustard, looks like the eurodolly aficionados are in for a field day.
18.00: some Dallas Fed talking head doing his blabla, sounds minor, good for some chop though
Tuesday:
15.00 Bernanke on da mike
Of course when I'm off to work
MonkeyBounce follow-up: setting up new account with my broker to keep funds separate from discretionary trading, pouring in a grand or two and see what happens.
Overall situation: closed all positions left over from "take no losses" days. Kissed the wad goodbye and no regrets, it was just too much worrying, unduly affecting my concentration. Hedging still in the toolbox, but with stoplosses and limits. No more "I can always trade myself out of a hole" (I can, but the game is not worth the candle) for me. Stick to the straight and narrow. If the trade sucks, hit "eject" and be done with it, concentrate on next opportunity. :|
OK, Tokyo "spike" immediately after weekend did not manifest itself. Now, grind down or grind up?
Likely down, hmm, intermediate support 1 is at 1.8735, S1 at 1.8659 (a bit far for a Monday night with no rate hikes last Friday)... So, entry short at 8755 target 45, entry long at 8735 it is, sl 20, target 65. Cute, happen to be MonkeyBounce levels
But since it's discretionary time, I'll just take out the limit (still have that peek above pivot in mind) and trail the stoploss.