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  1. Brexit - Nightmare for the Euro

    by , 06-28-2016 at 10:45 AM
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    In the meanwhile, don’t expect the market to settle down in the near-term, or really any time soon. What this means is that recent trends are likely to persist; it’s too early to catch the falling knife or attempt to be a hero. One such way to gain an edge is to monitor retail crowd positioning (analogous to commercial hedgers in the futures market), as the crowd has consistently been on the wrong side of these recent big moves. The fact that the retail ...
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  2. USD/CHF by Brexit Referendum Final Results: breakout with bullish reversal

    by , 06-24-2016 at 04:07 PM
    USD/CHF M5: 238 pips price movement by Brexit Referendum Final Results

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    H4 intra-day price is breaking 200 SMA t above for the bullish breakout: the price is testing 15-day high at 0.9775 for the bullish reversal to be continuing.
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  3. U.K. Voters Back 'Brexit,' Will Leave European Union

    by , 06-24-2016 at 02:35 PM
    GBP/USD M5: 1,639 pips price movement by Brexit Referendum Results Expectation

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    • "The U.K. is poised to leave the European Union after a historic referendum, vote tallies showed early Friday, setting the stage for an unprecedented and messy untangling with far-reaching implications."
    • "As of 6:05 a.m. local time Friday (1:05 a.m. ET), NBC's British partner ITV News put "Leave" at 51.8 percent with "Remain" garnering 48.2 percent, with
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  4. EUR/USD M5: 465 pips price movement by Brexit Referendum Final Results

    by , 06-24-2016 at 12:46 PM
    What happens now that Britain has voted for Brexit

    Britain has voted for Brexit. What happens now? Nothing immediate, is the answer for EU nationals living in Britain and Britons living elsewhere in the EU, as well as for businesses on both sides of the Channel. It will all depend on negotiations that could take years—and no one is sure quite how many years, because the only precedent is Greenland, with a population today of around 50,000, which voted to leave in 1982. The first aim ...
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