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Ben's Got Your Back
You can't say he's not a man of his world. After countless months of telegraphing additional QE, Bernanke delivered and delivered big. His additional stimulus and pledge to keep rates low until 2015 was all traders needed to hear to hit the buy button on risk assets. Gold, euro and the Aussie are now in serious rally mode. This appears more than just a short covering rally. A game changer might be afoot. So where's the euro going next? Our traders will reveal.
A Crude Reality
It's a simple equation: QE + rising Middle East tensions equals higher oil prices. The harder, and perhaps more relevant question is: how much higher can it go? We know the Fed is all in when it comes to QE. But the other side of that equation is a bit trickier: the violence in the middle east. Are more flare ups coming, and is a showdown with Iran all but inevitable? We will ask retired four Star General Barry McCaffrey on what we can expect out of the Mideast.
Yearning To Short Yen?
Admit it, traders. You've looked at your screens, saw the Yen and thought, 'Yeah, it might be time to get short.'
But of course, timing is everything, and picking a top in the Yen has bottomed out many investors' portfolios. That is of course, until perhaps next week. That's because the Bank of Japan will gather, and many currency traders expect the BoJ to enact some form of intervention. So how should you trade the yen ahead of the event? Our pros will preview the meeting and provide the trade.
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