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S&P's sovereign ratings director says EFSF lending capacity may drop to EUR 293bln

another EU nonsense headline: S&P's sovereign ratings director says Euro rescue fund may shrink on France downgrade

that up move was triggered by news. does it count?

how do you calculate fair value?

why are you still trading Dec?

good advice. but btw the move was caused by: 03:41 Germany rejects draft measures including banking licence for ESM, simultaneous running of EFSF and ESM, common Eurozone debt issuance according to a senior German official

IMF denied the 600bln lending report. this is getting too ridiculous..

do you have a position?

i use that you usually use quite small stop losses like 1pt. how often do u get stopped out before it goes in your direction?

WSJ Writes: All 17 European nations told their rating will be put on watch negative by S&P, announcement after 1600 ET according to EU Sources

FT Writes: S&P ratings warning to top euro nations Standard and Poor’s has warned Germany and the five other triple A members of the eurozone that they risk having their top-notch ratings downgraded as a result of deepening economic and political turmoil in the single currency bloc. The...

there are gonna be EU meetings and conferences today. if they manage to come up with something...

The Hill writes: Conservatives craft bill to prevent IMF bailout of crumbling eurozone Conservatives say they will try to block the International Monetary Fund from bailing out Italy and Spain, which they say could leave U.S. taxpayers with a huge bill. Republicans on both sides of the...

the down move was triggered by eur headline. so may be shortlived..

how much are you selling for?

no sign of sellers.. looks like they're playing the same game like yesterday :eek: :eek:

except JoshDance, i see way too many people shorting this market which makes me nervous.. had a short position earlier but got out early.. and can't pull the trigger to go short now :D

why didn't short eur instead?

it just did again... bottom is in?

is the gap considered filled?