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Reversing position does not work well in any choppy market so I don't know how did you get this idea that it should work well in forex.

Very interesting to see further down the road. The only thing in technical analysis that has my trust is Fibonacci numbers.

I would love them to put up a good fight so I can scoop those dollars cheap.

Euro is still relatively high and there is nothing euro can do about it but to go down.

I'll take their dollars at those prices too. I am long on dollar.

The same reason as last time: Dollar index is at its historicals lows.

1.13

How dare we. You are professional graphic artist.

Windows picture & fax viewer? What the hack is that?

So why won't you buy in the money options & make money right away through their excercise?

You cannot buy options using leverage. You have to pay for their premium your own money or you can borrow money at margin.

Riskarb, here is quote from original post: <QUOTE>I bought september put ( eur / usd ) strike 1.2300, and it is now is in-the-money.</QUOTE> What it tells me is that those puts were in the money only after some time and not at the time of their purchase. If those options are priced with...

Plain vanilla options are regular put & call options. They may be either american or european style.

If there is any arbitrage there it won't hold for long. And my understanding is that not for arbitrage those put options were bought in the first place.

Effectively what you are trying to do is equivalent to selling your in the money options(of course american style). So next time you will be better off by simply selling them.

It has to be reasons for that. There is no smoke without fire.

I agree with you Ivanovich. The fair value of EUR is $1.

It's very possible. The depth of the correction is unclear though. Very much depends on fundamentals.

I have no idea.

But it does not mean that they are not cheaper though in terms of their monthly cost.