FOREX VIDEO - European Outlook November 4th 2009

Source: blogs.fxstreet.com

Hey everyone, very simple and concise video today. In this presentation I take a look at the Euro USD. I conduct a top down analysis of this pair. I talk about potential movements for the next few weeks as well as an intraday outlook. It’s an interesting video in that I employ lots of EMA use today, not something I typically do. Good luck and enjoy!! David Pegler


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