FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Episode 17: July 2012) - page 376
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.... Less forum-seeking, then the trade will be over the top)))
not mine:
This growth has too little fundamental support. For a more sustained rise in the euro it would be nice to run the ESM, give Spain and Italy a lot of money, finally agree on all the terms of the banking union and open new gold deposits in the suburbs of Madrid and start pumping oil on the outskirts of Rome. You could also send raiders to the Vatican, but the oil option seems more reliable to me.
But I liked the objectivity)))
Goldman Sachs Asset Management chairman Jim O'Neill has a view that cautions euro bears. He believes that the euro's decline in recent weeks has brought the single currency to a fair level of $1.20, which could temper the prospects of a significant decline in the currency in the coming weeks. "I'm not sure that the euro will go down quickly below the $1.20 level," he said in an interview. - "Personally, I think the rate change will be more about a rise in the euro rather than a decline. I think the pair will trade in a range of USD 1.19-1.25 in the coming weeks."
According to Wells Fargo analysts, the euro will moderately recover in the second half of this year. On Wednesday there was a slight improvement in market sentiment as markets were risk-adjusted amid positive comments from ECB representative Novotny on a banking licence for European bailout funds. "With US and European rates already converging (European three-month interbank rates have fallen below US rates for the first time since January 2008), we expect that near-term euro movements will largely depend on the ability of European authorities to turn around worsening market sentiment. And while significant risks remain, we still see scope for easing bond market tensions in Europe and expect a moderate recovery in the euro in the second half of 2012," Wells Fargo analysts wrote.
I've been coming here for years))) I look at the chart, I trade and I'm in profit, but when I come here I read about it and a doubt worm starts gnawing at me....
THERE YOU GO :)
Maybe you should put out a little bullshit?
HERE IT IS :)
Maybe you should put out a bit of BREAD???
BREAD or not ???
PREDICTIONS TOO :)
wow, heh https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ueYyNHIngN0&feature=player_embedded
not enough elk for you here? )))
i bought a eura at 21410 with a 44... i'm gonna get a moose for 21200 and go barbecuing in the mountains ))))
elks not enough for you here? )))
i bought a eura at 21410 with a 44... I'll get a moose for 21200 and go barbecuing in the mountains.)
more greens and red wine would be nice)))
The main thing is to escape in time, I do not like drunken orgies))))
I have been told the truth, the new zealand is moving a bit earlier than the eu... it'll be a turkey for now ))))