 | Money In Motion: Currency Trading
Next week could very well be the most important one of the year for the markets. There are two huge macro events that will determine the tone and tenor of trading for both stocks and currencies, and Money in Motion Currency Trading will prepare you for both. First comes a crucial ECB meeting on December 8th. Many strategists expect Draghi to cut rates by at least 25 bp. But it's the other measures that will move markets. Will Draghi change course and hint at a QE-type solution to Europe's debt woes? Will he take additional measures to inject liquidity into the system? We will explain and tell you how you can profit using currencies. The next crucial story will come on December 9th at the EU summit. That's when the world will realize just how committed European policy makers are to enacting the tough reforms necessary to get the continent's fiscal house in order. There has been much talk about a possible breakup of the Euro, and next weekend's gathering could help determine if that rhetoric become more than just speculation. Either way, it will provide a great catalyst for currency traders, and we will show you how our pros are playing it. Plus, no fewer than nine central banks meet next week. And we will reveal which meeting offers the best opportunity to make money in the currency markets. And we'll also talk to Mr. Gloom & Doom himself, Marc Faber. He will tell us how he's investing amid the global turmoil.
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