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Jack is founder and president of Black Swan Capital LLC. He has also operated a discretionary money management firm specializing in global stock, bond, and currency asset management for retail clients.  In addition, he was general partner in a firm specializing in currency futures and commodities trading. Neither firm is now in operation.

Prior to entering the investment arena, Jack worked in various corporate finance positions. He has written extensively on the subject of global currencies and international economics.

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FX Trading - Has a dollar correction arrived?
Our story, as you know, is not a positive one when it concerns the future of the euro. But, that is our story, and it may at times have little to do with the true story--price action! Mr. Price Action is always the final arbiter.

Watching the euro of late, and the continued ugly news in the background (evaporating German exports, no real cohesion on Central/Eastern Europe rescue, and ECB looking to go lower on rates, the euro has acted very well relative to the news, i.e. old timers might say "the tone of the euro has been good."

And a lot of the Elliott Wave guys have been pecking away at the euro in here, in expectation of a "substantial" correction. And there would be no better time for a decent or substantial euro bounce than now ... as we seem to be entering a bout of risk appetite supported by:

  • Stocks staging a very big bounce that could have some legs
  • Bond prices under pressure and specs either shorting or wanting to badly
  • Oil back in the mid-40's despite no real sign that global demand has picked up anywhere
  • Emerging currencies staging a bounce higher against the buck
  • Gold moving lower in line with Mr. Greenback and reaffirming its new positive correlation

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