When we give you information on orders, this is usually talk that is well known throughout the interbank market. Traders then expect the market to react in a certain way if/when the market gets to the level. If the market does not do as expected, this usually means that the order information is not quite accurate or that there are balancing orders on the other side.
With regard to the current market, if EUR/USD gets to 1.3525 for instance and has trouble getting any higher despite the talk of really big stops, then either the talk has been exaggerated or there are counter-balancing orders. If that were to happen, I’d personally be chopping my longs pretty quick as all those break-buyers are bound to be disappointed.