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  • Macron set to beat Le Pen in French presidential election - bbg

    *MACRON SET TO BEAT LE PEN IN FRENCH PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION - BBG

    — Christophe Barraud (@C_Barraud) April 24, 2022
Added at 2:08pm
  • #FRANCE | *MACRON HAS 57.3%-58.2% OF FRENCH VOTE: 5 POLLSTER ESTIMATES - BBG
    *LE PEN HAS 41.8%-42.7% OF FRENCH VOTE: 5 POLLSTER ESTIMATES

    — Christophe Barraud (@C_Barraud) April 24, 2022
Added at 2:18pm
  • *LE PEN CONCEDES DEFEAT TO MACRON IN FRENCH ELECTION

    — zerohedge (@zerohedge) April 24, 2022
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  • Apr 24, 2022 2:10pm Apr 24, 2022 2:10pm
  •  OnlineAddict
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RED news guys...red news.
 
 
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This s green news, why red?
 
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Quoting Jolita
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This s green news, why red?
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Check back French elections in 2017 and what it did on the chart. France and Germany are the main drivers of the EU economy and Euro.
 
 
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Macrons victory will boost Euro
 
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There is still a gap since 2017 election must be closed. 1.0723
 
 
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{quote} Check back French elections in 2017 and what it did on the chart. France and Germany are the main drivers of the EU economy and Euro.
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Almost same level and 200 pip gap up, Im hoping for that
 
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Now the EUR can drop like a rock.
"Buy the rumor sell the new".
 
 
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Congrats to the French. It proved that France have fewer idiots when compared to us in UK! Well done.
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There is still a gap since 2017 election must be closed. 1.0723
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Huh? Have you missed 2020?
 
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{quote} Almost same level and 200 pip gap up, Im hoping for that
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Yes, noticed too, same level.
Check out first election
held on 23 April - EU 200 pips gap up.
This time Macrons winning will save the Euro, good for investors.
 
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{quote} Yes, noticed too, same level. Check out first election held on 23 April - EU 200 pips gap up. This time Macrons winning will save the Euro, good for investors.
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I hope for UJ to drop too some, lets see
 
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In my opinion, due to Ukraine Russia War, it would not be a great support to Euro as Election 2017 history also tells that the day after the election, Euro was selling all the day. So be Cautious Guys.
 
 
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In my opinion, due to Ukraine Russia War, it would not be a great support to Euro as Election 2017 history also tells that the day after the election, Euro was selling all the day. So be Cautious Guys.
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Good point… Just take your profit and be satisfied with what the market gives you There is a trading the next day too 😀
 
 
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EU will have a small rally before it drops.
 
 
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EU will have a small rally before it drops.
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The "small" rally should end above 1.20.
 
 
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Gap up just over 30pips.
Current price for EU-
Sell 10817 Buy 10823
Real re-action will be at Franfurt open.
 
 
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There is still a gap since 2017 election must be closed. 1.0723
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Correct!

This is Price action!
 
 
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{quote} Correct! This is Price action!
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What is correct? There is no gap from 2017 still open. It was closed 2 years ago.
 
 
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{quote} Correct! This is Price action!
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That gap was closed during Covid start time in 2020
 
 
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{quote} Check back French elections in 2017 and what it did on the chart. France and Germany are the main drivers of the EU economy and Euro.
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Except that global situation in 2017 was not what it is today. In 2017, Lepen threatened to drop the euro and macron's election boosted the euro. Lepen never had a chance against macron, or anybody for that matter, and never will. So it was a no brainer to bet on macron this time as well. The pb today is that marcon is prowar and the current war in the east is threatening the EU like never before. If macron gets his embargo on oil, gas pipelines will be shut down and the euro will sink even lower. That's my guess at least, and that got me to win my bet with a friend on a no-gap-up after macron's election. From my point of view, the only thing that "could" boost the euro is an end to the war. The only political figure who "might" have been able to go in this direction is lepen, but since she had no chance, the only possible route was a continuation of war from all those who wanted it so bad (macron failed at the only chance he had for peace. He's just a puppet of the americans).
 
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