 | Tomorrow on Money In Motion
No one ever said the Greeks don't know drama. Just when it seemed as though the Greek debt crisis was beginning to fade, talks of bailout delays emerged and immediately hammered the Euro. Now, the final moment of truth appears near. On Monday, EU officials are expected to vote on the bailout. The big question for investors: will Greek officials try to extract more generous terms and delay this process yet again? It's almost as if Sisyphus himself is in charge of the negotiations. Either way, it should provide yet another catalyst to trade the euro, and we'll explain how our pros are trading it.
Plus, it was a move we called early and correctly: The Yen's rise against the dollar. The Bank of Japan is engaged in a form of QE that would make even Bernanke blush, buying an additional 10 trillion Yen worth of bonds in the hopes of stemming deflation. To some currency experts, that means a weaker Yen. And we'll tell you how our desk is playing the Yen now.
And, missed the rally in stocks? Killing yourself for not buying Apple? Well, relax. Because we are looking at a currency pair that can effectively get you long the market for less. We'll tell you what it is and how it could make you money trading currencies.
That's all coming up tomorrow in a jammed packed edition of Money in Motion Currency Trading.
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