EURUSD

found it in Forbes'
http://www.forbes.com/sites/timworst...ing-to-get-it/

Greek PM Alexis Tsipras has arrived at the summit.
He says: "We can reach an agreement tonight if all parties want it."
He adds: "I'm here ready for an honest compromise, we owe that to the peoples of Europe who want Europe united and not divided. We can reach an agreement tonight if all parties want it."

Still have some small hope that Tsipras would come back later tonight, call a state of emergency in Greece, nationalize the banks immediately and print some drachmas.

At least EU Finance Ministers are still meeting

Merkel: the most important currency has gone missing. And that's Trust. There will be no agreement at any cost.

Germany play dangerous game.Germany vs France and all.

see the thing is, what I meant was this Drama is going to continue for more time.

Greece now saying Germany has to pay back world war II dues.

For us, it is not so important what is happening there, but as Traders, we need some end point, whether Greekexit or a deal.

Maybe Goldman wants USD higher so the fed can then come up with another QE to bail the IMF that bails the euro system. There has been some comments that eur is too high for QE's. So maybe one more push toward 1.13 - 1.15 in next weeks and if Big Boys are confirmed to be present then try push back lower to see how low can it go. Assume it's still a range though until last month high/lows broken (and convincingly closed beyond current ranges, not just some dip).

Still no deal?? Should greece print their own money?
Tsipras task is asking for a bettter deal rite? Now he is following the creditor demand... what a leader he is...

'No Grexit'

One last nugget from Martin Schulz: a Grexit, even a temporary Grexit, is not an option for him.

Time to trade those gaps dear traders !

these news agencies must be loving this.

it's on! no, it's off...
it's on again! wait, its off
now it's on! but what's next?

Had some shorts left open on Friday. I was expecting this Drama will never finish on Sunday.

You are lucky i guess 50-100 pips gap you will get within an instant

but dont forget to close those shorts becoz after that Price will hike towards north! beware of that

Well played, shorts. I'll be holding onto my ass, today.

Exactly delicious. Forget what Greek Leaders say, forget what Merkel says, forget Draghi, trade market structure, trade what the Big Boys are doing

Don't gamble on picking the next big move, trade what is there don't try to front run the next big move you are going to get slaughtered

Trade what is happening, trade what makes market makers money, trade what smart money is doing, don't go short because you think Monday that Greece is leaving the Eurozone, that is gambling. Wait for a big trap move down and then go long against retail shorts, thats what the Big Boys do

Guys, they're closer to an agreement than they were on Friday and Greece has totally surrendered. Whatever the Eurozone heads agree on, that's what the Greeks will do. These are all bullish developments for the Euro. There'll be no big gap down.

I'm seeing a lot of speculation of a gap to the downside. Not saying it won't, but I wouldn't count my chickens before they hatched. Greece proposed a deal late last week that was very close to what its creditors were wanting to see....and you saw how the market reacted. The fact the possibility of a deal is on the table will most likely be seen as positive for the Euro. It's doubtful that any conclusion will have been made before the market opens in a few hours, so a gap up, or gap down, is anyone's guess. However, since we're all speculating here, I'm expecting a gap up with go. No gap fill this time guys...think about it. Two weeks in a row they gapped it down and immediately filled it. What would make sense for them to do this time, whether a deal had been reached or not? What would be the easiest and fastest way to grab that 500 Billion in retail money???

Totally agree TTFXHammer. I can't see why anyone would think this would lead to a gap down unless they didn't really understand the issues.

The Euro rallied on the possibility of a deal and now that deal looks much closer. If anything the gap will be up.