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Sun, Mar 1 2009, 01:20 GMT
by Jordan Lindsey

JCL Capital


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Hello all,

4 Hour:

Aud/usd 1st order took profit (stop moved to break even).

jordan: nothing doing on the 4 hour as everything is close to being oversold/bought toward the trend. Monday will be the 15 minute for me.

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