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USDJPY is as if nobody loved it. Strange is the first word that comes to my mind.
Weird flatness broken by short spasms of volatility. But since August 10 volatility has been ridiculously small.

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EURGBP expanded more than to 14.208 showing instability upwards.

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EURCAD supported by 1.4214.

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DJIA changed the mood in the course of 30 minutes last Friday. On that candle 4 targets from fractal expansions of 4 triggers are seen, not exactly to be called cotargets but very near each other in terms of price and time indeed.

Then a massive bounce off occurred and the week ended with a bullish note.

For clarity needs to be said that a day before DJIA reached 4.669 of a pretty big trigger up.

Huge volatility suddenly emerged out of somewhere.

A nice bone to every watchdog of the American pie.

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OIL kept boiling at 111.04=2.4220. Friday ended hot still.

Researchers failed to find evidence of so-called "supersymmetric" particles, which many physicists had hoped would plug holes in the sub-atomic physics.

The particles collided on the Swiss-French border. No injuries. One more day, one more year and they cannot bear a tear.

The funniest thing of all is the fact that physics is looking for things where there aren't more things. We are occupying some limited space with some limited matter. The reality resembles mathematical concepts up to those limits, not more.

The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) would need to be replicated in many more places, possibly in outer space too. What an ending...

Markets behave strangely, behave chaotically. Man created markets and cannot cope either. Is is not a laughter of the devil? No more naked shorts?
No more shorts in a bikini? Less better than more?
I do not like it very much that I am to believe that I can cope with the emission of CO2.

OIL is not suitable for practising, rather for refining more than anything else.

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GBPUSD plunged more than to 1.6355.
The recent low 1.6205 looks low but is not yet 3.5699 of a trigger down. So expect drilling through to 1.6183.
GBPUSD painted a semafor 3 and ended the week with a bullish note.

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EURGBP did 4.669=8883, slid to 8653 and is now recovering. Next fractal expansion 5.8664 is at 8931. Friday ended with bullish energy.

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EURUSD closed with a bearish note.
It is what it is. Tried pushing EURUSD down. Halted near 1.4337. A second attempt at 1.4337 ignited an after five fever. The wind blows from all directions with variations. The captain said this is a peculiar coast.

EURUSD appears irritated at market's persistence to move it out of the range.

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USDCAD is rangebound. The question when it will yield under the pressure of energy in the system. And the vector field orientation is predominantly bearish.
USDCAD ended with a bearish note on Friday.

Note that USDCAD is no exception amid several pairs of currencies posting their (locally) giant triggers in the times of the last session. Something startling was starting to develop, yet time was short to show more.

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GBPJPY showed vector field orientation southbound around August 19, that is a week ago. Despite a sudden spasm last Monday to 127.31 GBPJPY slipped lower with the arrows on the hours.
Fortune had it that most arrows clearly prompted selling. There was a short period of counter revolution on Thursday which quickly failed. Important to note that 9,1299 of the trigger down at 125.44 could not be touched for over 5 hours but then GBPJPY decisevely crashed through the barrier leaving no doubt
that 125.44 mattered very much when markets drifted towards the end of the month.

GBPJPY plunged to 14.208 of the same trigger and painted a semafor 3 there.
This may not be enough as there is a cotarget of two other triggers down below the recent low, at 124.34 and 124.40.

GBPJPY ended with a note bearish.