Knuckledragger wrote:
You are very welcome my friend, hope you will feel at home here, have a great weekend you all...........
thanks for all tonyo and pipchick, you are both great to open this forum and give us the oportunity to get out of the rat whole of the euro tread.........
god bless you all........
Like I said before "I'm in study mode", but I'd like to urge caution to you and all the posters here. The expected rate hike should be priced in to the EUR buy now. My focus will be on the FED and what they are doing.
Rob Booker - Forex Trader, Author and Coach:
"I think the ECB will hike rates within the next two meetings, and there is a better than 50% chance that it will be in April. I believe that these rate hikes will not be the main driver of the EUR/USD's move in the coming months. I think at least two rate hikes are already priced into the EUR/USD. Rather, the Fed's decision about further quantitative easing will be the focus. If the Fed relaxes its bond purchases, or stops them entirely - then the EUR/USD is vulnerable, and could fall into the mid 1.20s by the end of the year. If the Fed continues its policy of monetizing the debt, passing cash for bonds under the table from the right hand to the left, or in other words paying off its credit cards with counterfeit money, then the EUR/USD is likely to see 1.5000 before the end of the year. In summary, what the ECB does is not as much of a mystery to the market as what the Fed will do - and whatever is the bigger mystery at this point is going to have the bigger effect."
http://www.fxstreet.com/fundamental/analysis-reports/forecast-central-banks/2011/04/01/02/
Ok lets see if posting a link works here "try one" .......... worked on the first try[/quote]
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Thanks knuckledrager for that link........
this one is is a documentary about the crash of 2008 but good also, and free.........
http://www.zerohedge.com/article/watch-inside-job-wall-street-horror-movie-free-0