Oh, dude, totally.Quote from swoop[TR]:
I can't say I disagree, anything can happen, but 1.20 is certainly an important level and until bad news from the US hit the market, I don't see the USD going much lower vs the euro; long term I think Euro may become a good buy again, Buffett is certainly making that case clear. Looks like he's not the one dumping euros but I'm sure he's hurting significantly.
120 is now resistance and I'm sure we will retest the euro sellers' resolve many times.
The USD is here today and utter trash tomorrow.
You get the slightest hint of the Euro Zone getting their sh*t together after this EU vote crap settles down a little, with even the slightest word of better EZ eco times coming, the world will lose the USD like it never existed and race back into the euro because "it's cheap" and "a good buy right now."
They'll ride the candy cane back up.
A move back to 1.3000 is entirely possible by year's end.
And remember too, it is just when the market is LEAST expecting it, that's when the move comes.
We could probably almost literally have a duplication of what happened last year starting Sept, spike to Dec.
You should also keep your eye on USD/JPY - no fundamental reason there for the yen to be so weak, it is quickly approaching 112.
Well, 112 to 102 is still 1000 points of pure profit waiting to happen. Think about it.
A lot more probability of USD/JPY going to 107 than to 117.
