En 2.014 brillarán los fondos monetarios denominados en dólares.

Gracias por la información, juraría haberlo visto con entrada a 30000 a la mañana.

Entrada 1000 --- sucesivas 1000....

30.000 sería este en USD LU0136043808

Siguiendo con Kathy Lien: hoy en "3 Reasons for the Euro’s Mind Boggling Rally", opina que va a volver pronto a 1,10.

What’s Next for EURO? Move Back Down to 1.10

The question everyone wants to know the answer to is what’s next for EUR/USD? Fundamentally, the EUR/USD should be trading lower. Technically, the currency pair is closing in on some important resistance levels. The 61.8% Fibonacci retracement of the record high and record low for EUR/USD sits right above current levels and not far from that is the 100-day SMA. We believe that these resistance levels along with the overstretched rally should lead to a near term move back down to 1.10.

Leer más: http://www.bkassetmanagement.com/featured/3-reasons-for-euros-mind-boggling-rally_8148/

Par Eur/Usd lo normal sería verlo en 1,15 en próximas sesiones, vuelta en W y proyección del doble suelo. Soporte a corto en 1,105 si retrocede y lo aguanta típico pullback para retomar objetivo....una vez superado 1,15 no es de extrañar que busque los 1,18/1,20 para volver a caer...

Ahora tenemos el eur/usd en 1'1199, una ligera bajada tras la subida fulgurante de estos días. A ver cómo afectan al euro Grecia y las elecciones en Gran Bretaña...

Hay quien pronostica un repunte del dólar, con lo que el euro bajaría:

From a technical perspective, the move in the EUR/USD is becoming overstretched with the pair nearing its 100-day SMA resistance. The Dollar Index is also hovering near support at 94. Fundamentally, the prospect of Fed tightening, the crisis in Greece, upcoming election in the U.K. and credit problems in China make the dollar an attractive investment. Also, Japan’s Global Pension Investment Fund, who widened their investment mandate will lend support to the dollar as they expand their purchases of foreign assets.

Dollar Bid Ahead of Next Week’s Global Uncertainty and Payrolls Report

It is always interesting when the dollar rallies on weak data and declines on positive reports. On Friday the greenback traded higher against most of the major currencies despite an unexpected decline in construction spending, softer than anticipated manufacturing ISM and University of Michigan consumer sentiment reports. On Thursday, the dollar received very little support from jobless claims, which dropped to its lowest level in 15 years. The fact that many markets in continental Europe were closed contributed to the unusual reaction and the general volatility in the forex market. With that in mind, next week will be an important one for not only dollar but all major currencies. We will be focused on non-dollar drivers in the front of the week with the RBA rate decision, U.K. election, New Zealand and Australian employment reports scheduled for release. The uncertainty and risk posed by these reports could make the U.S. dollar more attractive. Towards the end of the week, the focus will turn to non-farm payrolls. Given last month’s surprisingly anemic job growth and the big improvement in jobless claims, everyone expects a significant rebound in payroll growth. The unemployment rate is also expected to drop to 5.4%, which would represent a big improvement that should breathe new life into the U.S. dollar.

http://www.bkassetmanagement.com/featured/fx-when-selling-in-may-and-going-away-is-a-good-idea_8157/

Saludos

1,1350 Tic tac, tic tac, tic tac...

;-)

Tiene toda la pinta de irse a 1,20 y estabilizarse definitivamente ahí

Definitivamente? Con el BCE dándole a la maquinita de imprimir billetes y con la subida de tipos en EE. UU. "prevista" para septiembre o diciembre?

A medio plazo creo que el euro tiene que tender a depreciarse frente al dólar o a éste apreciarse frente al euro, lo cual es lo mismo ;-)