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Originally posted by bobnat
I've been getting a newsletter from Saxo Bank for over a year now. They called for the EUR to hit 1.32-33 back in Feb. Now it's true that they were on the mark when the rise began in 2003 but it had retraced over 400 points before they finally conceded that the move had ended. It seems to me that with all the people and companies providing analysis that you can always find someone that is correct, especially when you consider there are only three choices of up, down or flat.
Nat
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I was getting and trying the Saxo letter bank when they were predicting eur at 32-33 in Feb. Now I only get it a couple times a month, and I don't know why. Oh well. It seems even the high dollar, highly trained, paid professionals have a hard time giving up a "bad trade"...
Now I only read this type analysis to keep me informed of calendar data and to get the BIG picture. I follow mulitple ones just do I don't one persons bias..
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