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How big's your shed, gorgeous?

Thanks love. I'll try again in the morning. I was looking forward to making my fortune this evening :-P

A yard is 36" Dil. A shedload is what falls off the back of a lorry.

Next question?

It's just a pain, flossie.

But right now I'd love to watch Dillydo trying to stuff a billion of anything into a shed :)

Don't Euros come in metres?

I've been live on ODL for a couple of weeks now. I'd already gone to bed by the time you two had a problem last night, but my live a/c held up fine whilst a demo a/c that I was also running went down.

I couldnt re-register my account. login and password not showing.

Open Terminal and then click the Journal tab, Jeffie. That will give a log of everything that's happened.

still showing no connection this am, had to restart.

You're all welcome to take these targets with as many pinches of salt as you wish.

The targets that it gave on the short side yesterday were pretty good though. We'll see.

Dont you just hate those little boxes with red x in them

I don't know if you can access Photobucket, Jeffie, but here's the URL of the piccie if you are able.

http://i106.photobucket.com/albums/m279/cerisenoiregirl/eurusdtargets.gif

No, but thanks Hils

Oh well. It was a screenshot of a H4 fiber chart with De Mark trendlines and targets showing. The 3 upside targets are

1.4290
1.4290
1.4350

Message to Trichet, Juncker, etal:
October 1, 2008

News wires loaded with comments from Juncker, Trichet as well as Russian FinMin Kudrin urging the US Congress to pass TARP, aka the Bailout, as it is their Duty to the world at large.
And by the way also claiming they are powerless to do so on their own turf.

Best to keep your urgings and preachings to yourself, lest the voters of the United States begin hearing they need to bail out Europe, Russia and who knows else.

The mood of voters is vile enough without suggestions it is their duty to foot the bill to bail out foreign institutions who gobbled up these assets. No one held a gun to their collective heads forcing these firms to buy. It was greed for higher returns that motivated them.

I wonder who's going to bail us out if our business fails - I don't think it's going to fail - we rarely borrow so have no need in that respect, but nothing is guaranteed these days....

Just about to fix my mortgage - if anyone will!

The market certainly didn't like this .......

Europeans to have “crisis meeting” Saturday
October 1, 2008

Germany, France , Italy and the UK are set to meet with Trichet and company on Saturday, raising hopes that the ECB will do it’s part and cut rates, perhaps as soon as tomorrow. EUR/USD is selling off, trading back in the 1.4070s now from above 1.4100.

Hils,

Maybe your EURO short targets on the earlier chart, circa 1.31 may come into play with the news :O)

Hope so I'm short on both Euro & Cable :-)

I had 2 Euro longs and 1 sterling long on the go, Foxey, which I'd been running for most of the morning. The Euro longs weren't too bad as my stops were up quite tight underneath them and it was starting to look like make or break time anyway.

It was a major struggle to get out of my cable long though and my stop was still about half a cent under the bid.

Daisy are you still emall address @sky.com