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The Euro is rebounding this morning after a sharp sell-off on Wednesday. Pressure was on the single currency yesterday following the confirmation of a technical closing price reversal top the day before. Fundamentally, traders turned bearish on the currency after Moody’s Investors Service downgraded 30 Spanish banks and following the resignation of Portugal’s prime minister.

For the 2nd day in a row, the EUR USD continues its uptrend due to speculations that the ECB is working on boosting the interest rate somewhere next week. The news has eclipsed some of the focus from the Mid-East turmoil and rising oil price.

We are highlighting the trade Fari Hamzei put on shortly before the close today before Google (GOOG) released it's earnings for the 3rd Quarter. We are not highlighting it because it was a successful and highly profitable trade, which it was.

In overnight trading, the Euro continues to mount an impressive rally. On Tuesday, the Federal Open Market Committee gave the green light to traders to go long as it hinted that the Fed is ready to execute whatever it takes to keep the U.S. economy from derailing.

The British Pound is hugging a key Fibonacci retracement level against the Dollar amid speculation the Fed will announce a renewal of stimulus measures to boost the economy at its FOMC meeting on Tuesday.

The EUR USD is trading sharply higher overnight as speculators increase bets the U.S. economy will continue to weaken. Traders are basing their expectations in part on U.S. economic reports this week which are expected to show a slower than expected recovery.

Precious metals guru Miguel Perez-Santella shares his thoughts on the future of gold, including why gold will drop as confidence returns, how the jewelry market is "essentially dead", and whether the new administration should limit speculation.

My Sirius Gamble

Posted by optionmaestro on May 12th, 2009

A look at a trade I made instead of going to Vegas. This is my gamble of the year.

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