not sure what you are suggesting?

thinking about selling EUO relatively soon, not sure how much lower euro can go. Been busy with school recently so I haven't been able to read news as rigorously as I'd like but the key drives of the euro/usd exchange rate going forward will be greece/ukraine/fed's time table for raising interest rates.

Inverse etf on Euro? It's a profit off of their decline.

Yellen has been saying, since before she took the chair, that she was looking at jobs numbers as the priority recovery metric in the decision to raise the rate (by .25% or so). With those numbers improved, more recently she's hinted at approx a year or less.

So far as ECB goes, it's not just cold relations with Russia (via Ukraine), and the end of austerity, but a failure of other large economies to readjust to the changed manufacturing landscape (France, I'm looking at you) and lack of confidence.

This post was edited by wheniwassevenishotacheetah on Feb 19 2015 11:42pm

a good point about other large economies, I certainly think the eurozone has a lot of issues (which I am by no means an expert on)
problem for my investment is I think a lot of these problems have already had their impact on the exchange rate

its certainly tempting for me to lock in my ~20% profit after 5 months, but I'll continue to hold for now as I see no reason for euro to significantly strengthen in short-term

Tres I teressant merci Messieurs jack hunter 👷

First solar is reporting earnings tomorrow. Hoping that companies with lower costs from oil prices decided to use savings to invest in alternative energy

i wanna be a stockbroker, no jokes!

Not necessarily the best job market for brokers these days
The days of wolf of wall street don't exist anymore

This post was edited by sentries on Feb 23 2015 08:45pm

gotta take risks in life, or youll never know

True. Good luck to you

ty my friend!