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Ten years ago today, in response to the enormous tragedy of September 11, 2001, the United States invaded Afghanistan. So began the long road of endless war, endless suffering, endless spending, and endless death.
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Circle the date on your calendar: October 14th. That is the day the Greeks must make good on their debt payment or simply default. The sovereign debt crisis has been an overhang for stock and bond investors, but it's been a great opportunity for currency traders, and we will explain how you can profit from this event. Plus, the recent sell-off in commodities has been severe, but it has also presented a fabulous opening for currency traders, and we'll tell you how they are playing it. And does the currency market believe in this weeks equity rally? It's a $4 trillion indicator that you will not want to miss. That's all coming up tomorrow on Money in Motion Currency Trading.
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