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Forex Currency Markets Show Big Profit Opportunities
Last Updated: Feb. 8, 2010 - 1:03pm EST

(NEW YORK) – Europe's deficit problems continue to haunt the Euro, and send both the US dollar and bullish US Dollar ETF's higher on smart currency trader moves.

Europe's continued deficit issues with nations like Greece, Portugal, and possible Spain have sent the Euro down to near-term lows, while pushing the US dollar higher on investors seeking risk safety. Tom Bustamante, the Managing Partner at Ludlow Capital Group commented, "The Euro showed some support in early trading Monday, but we still see continued 'risk contagion' on the European currency, and still remain short the Euro, dollar denominated assets, and long the US greenback for the near-term".

Ways to Play the Market

One way to take advantage of the fallen Euro is by taking positions in the bullish US Dollar ETF, which trades under the symbol (UUP). We see a potential short-term move up to the $24.50 to $25 range in that ETF. On the other side of the trade, we have been short the Gold ETF (GLD), and Yumana Gold (AUY) as plays on a stronger dollar and weaker Gold. We could potentially see gold retrace back below the $1,000 mark as the Euro continues its decline. On the energy side we have also been short UCO, the Ultra Oil ETF, but we are starting to cover our short positions in that ETF as we find attractive value under the $10 range.

On the more high risk trade side we are trading the Forex market by shorting the Euro outright, and find some interest opportunities in the Yen/Euro side as well.

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