I tend to agree more with Ivanovich.
Though, it's tough to be impartial because my money is on the line in various directions - let's face it, trading is Hell - I'd say we're gonna crash thru a buck if it were not for the fact that the USA and USD is utter garbage as a nation and a currency, and being run like a bad used car dealership.
Many many different things can happen that would cause the world to dump the dollar shooting the rate thru the 1.3000s in a 3 to 4 month period. As euro wasn't fully considered before, it doesn't mean it would be considered this time either.
It's more about the USD.
Plus you got your basic market psychology to consider including fears, panics, dreads, greed, speculation, stupidity and mania - These never go away.
Once we hit a base we'll retrace up 500 to 800 points - that's market law.
Then we got to take another look at it.
Therefore, I voted 1.30 but I think it will only move closer to that than to 1.00.
Remember, too, that, the majority is always wrong.
theskalper
Though, it's tough to be impartial because my money is on the line in various directions - let's face it, trading is Hell - I'd say we're gonna crash thru a buck if it were not for the fact that the USA and USD is utter garbage as a nation and a currency, and being run like a bad used car dealership.
Many many different things can happen that would cause the world to dump the dollar shooting the rate thru the 1.3000s in a 3 to 4 month period. As euro wasn't fully considered before, it doesn't mean it would be considered this time either.
It's more about the USD.
Plus you got your basic market psychology to consider including fears, panics, dreads, greed, speculation, stupidity and mania - These never go away.
Once we hit a base we'll retrace up 500 to 800 points - that's market law.
Then we got to take another look at it.
Therefore, I voted 1.30 but I think it will only move closer to that than to 1.00.
Remember, too, that, the majority is always wrong.
theskalper
