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Could the euro be so bad, it's actually good? That appears to be the case this week. S&P downgrades France and the euro-bailout fund…. Greece is again playing chicken with bond holders… and guess what? The euro is having its best week against the dollar in months. So what gives? Is bad news suddenly good news for the most crowded short in modern history? And is shorting the euro perhaps not the best way to profit from Europe's never-ending debt crisis? These are questions that could make you a lot of money in the currency markets, and our pros are standing by with their answers.
Plus, speaking of downgrades, France's grabbed the headlines this week, but could Japan be just around the corner? Japan's economy remains stuck in the toilet, and the country's budget deficit is rapidly expanding - something S&P warned about in November. The potential action could send shockwaves through the currency markets and provide traders with a great opportunity to make money. We'll break it down.
And the ECB won't be the only central bank moving markets next week. The Fed kicks off a two-day meeting on Tuesday, and traders will be listening for one thing: QE 3. That could send the bond, stock, and currency markets into a frenzy, and provide a terrific catalyst for currency traders. We will preview and give you our trade.
That's all coming up tomorrow in an exciting edition of Money in Motion Currency Trading.
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