how to make money from euro QE

[mrdonuts]

anyone know?

[jamesbrown]

Yes, Mario isn't at home right now. He's probably got some nice stuff.

[mrdonuts]

looks like the correct answer was to short the euro

[jamesbrown]

looks like the correct answer was to short the euro

Nah, that was 99% priced in. It will probably depreciate from here, longer term, but today's action was priced in. The EU (and much of the world) has a demand problem, not a credit supply problem, so I wouldn't get overly drunk on this coolaid (even London property, which will tend to benefit either way, is in mega-bubble territory). I expect Greece will be the next catalyst on Sunday. Any real recovery has been further deferred.

[mrdonuts]

if it was priced in why did it drop like a stone?

if you dont know what your talking about, just stick to posting in general

this is a thread for contractors skilled in the black arts of finance

[jamesbrown]

if it was priced in why did it drop like a stone?

if you dont know what your talking about, just stick to posting in general

this is a thread for contractors skilled in the black arts of finance

Please. To see what "priced in" means, look at the monthly chart. This is a moronic thread that should indeed be in general. Were you actually watching the eurodollar during Draghi's press conference? It was all over the place, seeking direction. It's down now, but this move was telegraphed so far into the stratosphere that even novice investors, such as yourself, could've seen it coming a mile off.

[mrdonuts]

dont start making excuses and moving goalposts, if you dont know what your talking about just say so

[JoJoGabor]

Buy a European biased fund

[eek]

dont start making excuses and moving goalposts, if you dont know what your talking about just say so

A fool and your money are easily parted....

[yasockie]

anyone know?

Live someplace where prices are in € or euro-linked and invoice in £££ or, ideally CHF.

It's like getting a rate rise without even asking.