EURUSD - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Part 1) - page 1441

[Александр Шевчук]

In all seriousness, I think we'll see 1.36.

[Denis Timoshin]

In fact, there is a high probability of being able to get away from court or 13880 at all at 133

[Nikolay]

dentraf >>:

На самом деле существует большая вероятность от суда ну или 13880 вообще уити на 133

this is the most logical

[Denis Timoshin]

NikT_58 писал(а) >>

>> that's the most logical

The most interesting thing is that the stock market seems to be drawing a double top, and that says a lot! although before the correction on the fund, which will be a decent one, the eu could jump to 13880

[Galina]

Hello my friends !
So we're all divided today...
Half the train is looking up and the other half is looking down....
:)))
Yes.... deletion....
Where's the FORTE ???

[Владислав]

Let's call him Forte Forte)))

[Nikolay]

strangerr >>:
NikT_58, ты как то определись: вверх вниз?)))

on the divider.
Galina entered on the divert, it was clear that it was up.
And now the divert starts to go down.
And logically the eu should not go high, it should go down, and below the lows that we have seen.

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Harvard University professor Martin Feldstein, who has long suggested that the switch to the euro requires "economic responsibility", has said that the planned strict bailout plan will fail and Greece could leave the euro zone to deal with the crisis that has hit it. Under pressure from investors and politicians, Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou and the government he leads are seeking to cut this year's budget deficit by 4% from the current 12.7% and bring it to less than 3% in 2012 to meet eurozone requirements. "The idea that Greece can reduce its deficit from 12.7% to 3% in two years is a fantasy," Feldstein, a former adviser to American presidents, said in an interview. - "The alternative is either default or leaving the eurozone, or both at once." His conclusions clash with those of European Central Bank chief Jean-Claude Trichet, who described Greece's strategy as "convincing" and rejected any speculation that Greece might leave the eurozone. Investors, however, are not ruling out a Feldstein scenario. Billionaire George Soros said last month that the euro "may not survive" and credit swaps show a 22% chance of Greece defaulting in the next 5 years (up from 16% last year). Feldshein was the first to speculate a year ago that the Eurozone might collapse

they're making waves against the euro again. there's not much of a fart over there either. we'll see how it reacts.

[Nikolay]

That's why I say a serious test of the 1.3940 level

[Denis Timoshin]

BUy 1.3765 SL 1.3740 TP 1.3795