Recap Break out upside happened but that gave us B+2 only as the news shock was immediately reversed several hours later by flip flop from the euro zone officials. So we got what is needed to trigger a selloff, closed the week at midpoint below Y+1.
Outlook The Greece issue is getting very messy at this point.
Riots is not funny. Any deal made by this government will be invalid if Greece get a regime change. I talked about this possibility for weeks and no one realize how that is possible. Now the Greece police union came out with a statement stating potential arrest of its leaders – the doorway to regime change is definitely open.
The fallout of Greece debt crisis may turn into a complete shocker to all.
If wild swings and volatility is not your cup of tea, avoid trading for now until some clarity from the region may be a good idea. Personally I doubt if we are going to get any clarify over the next few months.
Next week, a shock to the upside points to 1.335 and 1.36.
Recap of last week Pullback as expected. Reacted wildly between 1.61 and 1.60. It is a fight to continue the expansion to the upside - 1.60 is the previous ...
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Jan 10, 2016 Special Update on S&P and Euro. Last special update in December gave us a great selloff into last week. Now that custom market breadth ...
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Lawrence's Comment
Recap
Inside week. Y-1 tested and bounced off. Rallied to almost Y+1 and stalled. Closed the week near Y-1.
Outlook
End of week selloff was driven by news. US dollar ...
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EURUSD Feb 13 to Feb 17 Outlook
Lawrence’s Comment
Break out upside happened but that gave us B+2 only as the news shock was immediately reversed several hours later by flip flop from the euro zone officials. So we got what is needed to trigger a selloff, closed the week at midpoint below Y+1.
Outlook
The Greece issue is getting very messy at this point.
Riots is not funny. Any deal made by this government will be invalid if Greece get a regime change. I talked about this possibility for weeks and no one realize how that is possible. Now the Greece police union came out with a statement stating potential arrest of its leaders – the doorway to regime change is definitely open.
The fallout of Greece debt crisis may turn into a complete shocker to all.
If wild swings and volatility is not your cup of tea, avoid trading for now until some clarity from the region may be a good idea. Personally I doubt if we are going to get any clarify over the next few months.
Next week, a shock to the upside points to 1.335 and 1.36.
The long term supports are 1.29 and 1.26.
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