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Thursday, July 9th, 2015

@ today’s webinar we reviewed:
Today's Euro behavior helped us conclude that at least traditional chart pattern trading came back to normal. Weekend’s gap today was successfully closed dissipating the doubt of fear-driven and panic-selling, even though any deal with Greece would simply confirm and still accelerate depreciation in the mid-term and long term of the euro currency.
There are still too many doubts on if the Greece government could actually have the means to apply anything that it co…
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Wednesday, July 8th, 2015

@ today's webinar we reviewed:
EUR/USD: Today’s webinar was obviously redundant over the Euro Zone situation. It was considered that any retracement is only a “short the rallies” opportunity. It was also commented the huge risk of keeping any trade opened during the weekend since we will open next week at first hour with the news on what finally –again- will happen to the Greek situation.
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Tuesday, July 7th, 2015

@ today's webinar we reviewed:
EUR/USD: Today’s webinar coverage scoped the reignited bearish sentiment after the failed attempts last week of the bulls to take control of the market. Any outcome of a deal or not with Greece is irrelevant since the credibility of Greek government is eroded up to the point that it couldn’t be ruled out that Greek Prime Minister would simply lie openly just to get the money and later desist of any agreement in exchange of it. We also commented that is probable th…
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Monday, July 6th, 2015

@ today's webinar we reviewed:
EUR/USD: Today’s uncertainty caused by Sunday’s Greek referendum with an overwhelming +60% for the “no austerity” vote leads us to consider –same as Monday last week- caution before opening any trade until the gap generated by it be closed.
We retook Friday’s assumption on a potential bullish v-turn in formation –sabotaged by the spook on the markets caused by the results of the voting-. More evidence of this was reviewed during the webinar commenting that the mo…
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