EUR

but EU already testing prior support at 1.3410

Draghi seemed to be drawn into questions on exchange rate for eur, against Ashraf's advice.

not so much I think. Credit markets are relatively slow. the credit deterioration flag rose a couple of days before the sov bond yields went up for Italy Spain and now France.

You can turn it up and or down w/0 effect: charts tell the past, they are trailing. I found that the CDS data published ( of course not real time, the real time service isn't cheap) by markit
are a leading indicator. Indeed it is the credit market that determines fx moves. Leading, fx trails. Of some interest as a summary I use Investment Grade and High Yield, and especially intersting, Credit deterioation flags for sovereign debt. These have shown clearly in advance why EUR didn't go up further.
I think Don Draghi's comments could diminsh some well founded doubts today. If not...well...I am prepared for either.

yes, and I have noticed the very best maestros are often early on calls because they are ahead of the dumb markets. This is always a major problem for them having to cater for tight stops for retail forex traders. Also unless one is operating a real-time trading room it is impossible to have a change of mind in the middle of a trade. Its a very difficult task which many retail forex traders do not appreciate, wanting and expecting to sit back watching an automatic money making machine.

I personally have difficulty catching some of the entry ideas when they are issued during the asian sessions but I am not subscribed for the trade calls so much as for the analysis behind the calls. I am in screens typically 16 hrs per day which is quite enough for an old boyz :-) I defy anyone to match Ashraf on screen time.