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If you bet on a fall of EurUsd, here are other two markets in which to go short.

Bull market restarted on UsdBrl

The U.S. interest rates are falling and gold is rising. I think that the sentiment on the treasury is overly negative and this might favor the gold. The graph shows the net short exposure of small investors.

The RBA accepts the depreciation of the Aud not to cut rates: falls in sight for the Aussie.

I think the Shanghai index is telling us the truth about what is happening now and what will happen to the Chinese economy, which is a growth rate of the GDP lower than 7.5% valued by the Government.

Divergences on AudUsd….the week starts with a rebound, it’s going to be the right time for the Aussie. Tomorrow: RBA meeting.

Interesting post about the damage that the tapering would cause to the U.S. financial system. http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-06-30/how-taper-tantrum-cost-us-banks-25-billion-q2-net-income

Once again the U.S. were able to discharge their crisis on others. 2011 Europa - 2013 China.

At the end of June, we can say that AudUsd and gold represents two ended stories.

Reached the target: enter short, stop above 100.

5 years rate at 3%. I think it would be rather complicated to handle this kind of situation for the Fed.

Wave of Wolfe completed on AudUSd, now target at 0.967.

The new bankruptcy law ordered by European banks is good news for BTPs and Bonds, but what about the Euro?

The bearish movement of UsdJpy has developed into 5 waves. The current one is a correction that is not going to last over 99.30. Stay bearish, target 90.

It does not seem a bad idea to me to continue to accumulate TBond on the rises; it’s one of the few tools that can defend the portfolio when volatility explodes.

And now, the ECB will have to prevent a run of spreads or the European banking system will be in danger of implosion.

The bear market of EurNok has just stopped.

In the yield area 4% I will go long pretty strongly. Overcoming that level would mean the U.S. towards the default.

What a great effort for Japan to control the interest rates in the current rise of the cost of money.

No problem of liquidity for the Kangaroo bond, but I prefer the ETF that replicate the performance of the Aussie.