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09-12-2007, 08:28 AM

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Originally Posted by zeev

Hey guys,

In light of all the action in the markets, I would like to reassert my bullish view and invite anyone who's interested to review my previous posts.

Happy trading.

Zeev,

I have maintained that a larger correction is playing out, but it is a correction and the highs are in place in my opinion (of course...this is trading and we all have different opinions...what fun would it be if we all thought the same thing!). I think that the clearest pattern is in the NZD/JPY. A rally in wave C is underway I believe towards 85.00 but the next big leg down will occur in an even larger wave C. The JPY crosses commentary is at http://www.dailyfx.com/story/currenc...532302250.html for anyone interested

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