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At the time of writing, the Euro has risen against the Dollar and is standing at 1.2355 but this rise is unlikely to last and will give traders an excellent low risk high reward shorting opportunity. Let’s look at the reasons for the rise, why the Euro should fall and how to get into the market.

The bearish fundamentals behind the Euro’s fall are well known with sluggish growth and many countries suffering from huge levels of debt with Greece being the country which has been in the news most but there are many others. The rally is on, so what’s behind it?

Markets move to the fundamentals long term but move to sentiment in the short term and the fact is there are just to many speculators short the Euro and to see this all you have to look at is the free CFTC Commodity Futures Trading Commission data which shows speculators, boosted their bets short against the Euro in the week ended June 8, to just below record levels.

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Modern historiography specialists have long argued that an essential segment in the study of human evolution is inextricably tied to the basic understanding that societies generally emerge, progress and fall cyclically. Such frequency in social evolution is not just a consequence of endogenous factors, it also results from the impact of the external environment, be it close – neighboring constituencies vying for the same resources – or far – as part of a larger geographical area.

History teaches us another fundamental truth, predominantly unveiled in social sciences: humans are inherently prone to believing in the danger of the unknown, the fear that uncertainty – when present in life – brings an intolerable level of complexity in handling daily activities. Economists, in tandem with the larger group of social scientists, ascribe the word “risk” to this angst.

Risk lies in everyday life. From birth to death and in between the terrestrial episode called life, humans experience a sophisticated relationship with risk and utilize it as a powerful catalyst to furthering their interests. We fear the unknown not just in temporal terms – e.g.: what will tomorrow be? – but also in more practical, present-day terms, that is, what will happen today?

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