EUR

Cat...

looks like chart astrology beat you this time.... :)

I am not worried sell the peak

Tuberculosis is staging a comeback in London, where some neighborhoods suffer infection rates found in African countries in which the disease is endemic. The number of cases surged 50 percent in the 10 years to 2009, according to a National Health Service agency.

The airborne bacteria has taken root in a population of recent immigrants, addicts and homeless who live close to affluent business districts and may pose a risk for those they rub elbows with.
One hotspot is Tower Hamlets, a borough that draws together Canary Wharf, the home of some of Europes largest banks

A new form of pestilence has gripped Berlin: it makes IQ negative. A black hole that sucks up all good ideas. prominent victims are...you guess it.

range tightening..... gotta break one way or the other.... still favoring move north until 3187 is broken...

FXstreet.com (Crdoba) - Fitch lowered Greece's credit rating to C from CCC on Wednesday, and warned that a default is 'highly likely in the near term' as the group plans to categorize the region's debt as a 'Restricted Default' once the government concludes the PSI deal.

Mounting threats of a Greek default reinforces a bearish outlook for the Euro, and the single currency looks poised to give back the advance from earlier this year as the fundamental outlook for the region turns increasingly bleak, according to David Song, currency analyst at DailyFX.

"As the EUR/USD remains capped by the 100-Day SMA (1.3310), the pair appears to be putting in a lower top ahead of March, but we would like to see the pair close below the 50-Day SMA (1.3022) to set the stage for another test of the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement from the 2009 high to the 2010 low around 1.2630-50", said the analyst