While Wednesday's Fed minutes did not really reveal anything new, they came after a slew of disappointing U.S. data over the past several weeks, and they reminded everyone that Fed Chairman Bernanke, the father of zero interest rate central banker policy, is disappointed in the economic recovery. The sharp slide in stocks and currencies this concern caused was enough to shift the Day to Day Pattern in the Euro to bearish, and we have accordingly shifted from looking to buy dips in the Euro to looking to sell rallies. The Euro now joins AUDUSD on the list of currency pairs where the majority of tradable patterns are ... (full story)