last Tuesday's euro low hit and stopped on a confluence of many lines, while the $
topped at an outer sec. the euro low was also on an outer sec; a second lower sec
suggests the price could drop down to this, which rising and depending if a L or LC
is used would see a similar low to Tuesday's - possibly lower - where it could form
a base
Thurs Nov 25 is the US Thanksgiving holiday and all markets will be closed, a thin
Thursday and possibly Friday too since many will likely take a long long-weekend
the new Greek IMF funding on Tuesday Nov 30, and while "It is already understood
that the spending and revenue targets for the Greek state will not have been met.
Nevertheless, the next tranche of â¬9bn ($12bn) of EU-IMF money will be released
next month, since apparent sincerity and new, revised promises are taken to count
for as much as actual compliance."
"Among the bankers and lawyers preparing for Greeceâs forthcoming orderly default,
there is disagreement over timing. Some believe the dramatic, shocking announce-
ment and frantic public response should take place in the second quarter of 2011;
others think some time in the third quarter would be more appropriate."
'The Greek debt drama would be better played sooner than later' by John Dizard
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/04a18064-f459-11df-89a6-00144feab49a.html#axzz15toEkxdu
so if the euro's going to base, the $ will presumably form a reversal formation
my two choices for the euro are:
rally up to 1.370-1.373 reversal formation then down
decline's already begun - w 1 and 2 or, w 1 and a with b c to follow - 2 then down
the 60m chart definitely looks like a 5 wave formation, the 4H more like a 3 abc and
if it went 5, 1.375+ would be the 38.2 of the whole decline and 1.386+ the 50.0
maybe it stays up till the Tue/Wed then drops, presume the Irish funding is settled
along with the Greek, the decline could end by Friday, but could last till Tue/Wed
and/or there's another lengthy base like last week, then, a rally begins running until
the 'dramatic, shocking announcement'