Last week's decline looks like the first leg down of the move off the big bearish ABCD. And this first leg down isn't necessarily over yet...
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I'm still trying to collect my thoughts and post them, regarding my posts, as mentioned on Friday. Hopefully later today.
So, will the G20 meeting cause a big jump in the currencies on the open shortly? With the U.S. the only one on the stimulation side vs. the austerity side, will the DX take a big hit on the open, and hence the futures take a big jump up? Another goofy Monday huge gap? Given how much selling happened last week, the Friday reversal, the Sunday night GLOBEX/Monday up thing, and that this is a seasonally 'up' week historically, I can't imagine we don't have a big gap up on the open, with the DX getting pummeled some more. Recall, too, how the currencies are at areas where they need to reverse, or they could get legs.
This will be very interesting, indeed. What's curious is the supposedly great discounting mechanism that the market is said to be needs confirmation of the obvious from what leaks out of the meeting to know where the U.S. and the other countries stand, so it can price in the 'news' when it happens instead of already pricing it in? Isn't that completely wrong? Very curious, huh?
So, will the G20 meeting cause a big jump in the currencies on the open shortly? With the U.S. the only one on the stimulation side vs. the austerity side, will the DX take a big hit on the open, and hence the futures take a big jump up? Another goofy Monday huge gap? Given how much selling happened last week, the Friday reversal, the Sunday night GLOBEX/Monday up thing, and that this is a seasonally 'up' week historically, I can't imagine we don't have a big gap up on the open, with the DX getting pummeled some more. Recall, too, how the currencies are at areas where they need to reverse, or they could get legs.
This will be very interesting, indeed. What's curious is the supposedly great discounting mechanism that the market is said to be needs confirmation of the obvious from what leaks out of the meeting to know where the U.S. and the other countries stand, so it can price in the 'news' when it happens instead of already pricing it in? Isn't that completely wrong? Very curious, huh?
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Very interesting. They didn't gap it way up to start. Let's see if they run it from here now...
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I think it's very important to see if this can rise off this 70.50 low here, or if it rolls over.



