Yes, I'm concerned about that. However, that's what has caused the choppiness that we've seen in the last few sessions, weeks, months. Otherwise, EUR would just go very smoothly to 1.35+. Overall, the $ weakness is so pervasive and pronounced across all currencies, EUR has no choice but to follow the plan regardless of the number of Spec. longs. The real backbone toward a weaker dollar is in place. Retracements are inevitable but should not be very deep in light of the $ revolution that is going on at present. Condition can also be corrected by sitting and having spec. players give up. I don't think anyone on this board has been pounding the table today that the EUR will go up. Most seem to be expecting little movement-possible retracement. This is what I look for to get very long. Nonetheless, I always have contingency plans in place and will admit if/when I'm wrong.