EUR/USD is taking a break here only in the sense that it is on a little upswing in the rollercoaster downwards. It was a bubble that popped and for the moment the traders' emotions are in control.
For those who trade this stuff (I don't), this would be a much better opportunity to put in a short or a short options play.
At least one major quant I know of told me there would be a "change of regime" coming, due to his observation that the EUR/USD was showing the LPPL signature of a bubble.
I think it turns out that the Euro was just one bubble trade in a big package of dollar-traded commodity bubbles. Versus the dollar, I think it's now clear that major foreign currencies were acting like just another traded commodity.
Now that the big one - oil - or the big two, perhaps - oil and the euro - have broken, it's deflation time.
"Deflation" - you may want to look that word up, because it doesn't seem to be in the popular parlance these days.
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Huh?
Short rates MAKE a forex price.
There is a historic level of not getting it on this site.
Why the ERO is Ready to Rally [View article]
EUR/USD is taking a break here only in the sense that it is on a little upswing in the rollercoaster downwards. It was a bubble that popped and for the moment the traders' emotions are in control.
For those who trade this stuff (I don't), this would be a much better opportunity to put in a short or a short options play.
EUR/USD $1.30 is a mortal lock.
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You think the Fed needs to print more dollars?
Job Numbers Don't Freak Out Dollar Bulls [View article]
Job Numbers Don't Freak Out Dollar Bulls [View article]
It actually makes a lot of sense. See my blog: financialroadtosociali...
May you live in interesting times.
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I think it turns out that the Euro was just one bubble trade in a big package of dollar-traded commodity bubbles. Versus the dollar, I think it's now clear that major foreign currencies were acting like just another traded commodity.
Now that the big one - oil - or the big two, perhaps - oil and the euro - have broken, it's deflation time.
"Deflation" - you may want to look that word up, because it doesn't seem to be in the popular parlance these days.