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Old 03-06-2008, 01:10 PM
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hi American T,

so you say it will go back to 1.44? Anytime soon? What about tomorrow Friday and next week?
Time is the toughest indicator for me, but price is much clearer. The reversal should happen soon, perhaps within a week. Today and tomorrow could quite possibly see the euro extend its gains against the dollar, but the risk is outweighing the reward now so I've exited my long positions. Now I just have to wait to see what the market will tell me next. A reversal happening within a week is quite possible.

The USD rally against the EUR to the low-to-mid 1.4400s looks to be a fairly large wave 4 correction. Wave 4s tend to be fairly weak, somewhat consolidative, corrections. So this decline may just be a gradual slow and choppy decline to the levels I just mentioned. If so, it will probably last weeks if not months and be bit of a psychologically challenging move because it may not be fast and fierce, but instead be real choppy and slow. This 4th wave has a high possibility of beginning very soon.

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