EUR

thanks, dave.

Q, you might take a look at actionforex.com for tech analysis, free service. Sometimes digi has posted their comments so you might already know them--I think they are one of the better sites to follow for traditional chart analysis. Also you could look at stockcharts.com which provides a good legitimate charting and educational service at modest cost. I wouldn't dream of referring expensive services for fear they go off the boil as soon as you try them.

EUR/USD:
Downside Breakout
1.3415
Euro faced drop pressure after last week ECB rate cut to record low 0.25% while market tested the 1.3295 zone.
as long as market holding trades above 1.3295 the market will have chance for short-run trading zone between 1.3295-1.3545.
market showing short-sell oppertunity around 1.3480-99 zone with stop loss above 1.3545
as long as market holding trades below 1.3545 the downtrend wave will sustain toward 1.3100-1.3200 zone.
above 1.3545 market may advance more toward 1.3645, 1.3715.

lol, no Q but I do keep my eyes open on various "friends" who run signal or educational services. I can never bring myself to follow someone else's analysis or signals--I guess there must be some pride hidden away somewhere :-) That's not to say I do not rate AL for his fundamental analysis and great depth of experience with CB's etc. I know one signal provider averaging > 2000 pips per month, verifiable on myfxbook, but there is no way I could copy their style of trading, completely different to mine.

Dave IS a service..