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Monday, January 26, 2015
Euro may likely bounce from here
For those who have followed my blogs, you must
know how negative I’m regarding the prospect of Euro. As I said repeatedly,
Euro will collapse within 5 years. The current way that sets up Euro is to
guarantee that Euro will not survive long. However, I don’t see the point that
any major currency will collapse overnight. It will take time and back and
forth for quite some time before it finally runs its course. Same for Euro. In
the past half a year or so, Euro has been in a free fall and it has got to the
point of extreme that almost everyone thinks Euro will simply continue to go
down. The major banks like JP Morgan etc has a huge short position for Euro. Yes,
it looks very ominous for Euro. But the thing is if everyone stands on one side
of a boat, it will capsize. I think we are currently at this moment and
yesterday we got the first concrete sign
that Euro may have reached a short-term bottom. How so? Well, Greece got a new election done over the
weekend and they elected a left wing leader, Alexis Tsipras, for the government.
It is very well known that this party promised to fight against the International
pressure and wanted to renegotiate the country’s bailout package and also
threatened to leave the European Monetary Union. Needless to say, this is very
bad news for Euro and should have dampen Euro further. Yes, the initial
reaction for Euro was very volatile to the downside, however, it recovered
overnight and today Euro was even going up. When the significant bad news could
not let a stock or currency go down further, it usually means very bullish for
it. This is also consistent with the technical setup for Euro as it is
currently very oversold for quite a long time. I think Euro is due for a dead
cat bounce, potentially quite strong one. I won’t be surprised to see it go up
to test $1.20 again. If you also believe so, it is time to buy FXE or more aggressively EUO put options. Of course, this is a short term speculation, may be just
for a couple of months.
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