A Massive 20% Increase In Short EUR Exposure

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The funny thing about Z.H., is that they reveal "the JEW CORRUPTER" in all its nefarious behaviors.  They might not mean this intentionally, but truth has a way of identifying the "acts" of Usurious, Scamming Jews... IMHO.  They are un-media-ted, therefore, somewhat truthful and honest by consequence; for they expose the Jew Global Scams for what they are despite P.C. attempts.  It's strange but refreshing to see. Of course, %80 of people going there are "smart" but essentially retarded about the "Idiot Jew" Factor in the Financial Scams known as the stupid Financial Jewry-Usury-Scams pulled off in front of millions of dumbed-down Goyim Globally...  the F'N Jews on Wallstreet and in the Carribbean are laughing at those they have duped in these scams. Now it's Europe's turn to face the frontal attack by Talmudic Scamming Jewry like Developing Russia-Asia-Argentina did in 1998-2002.  Someday, the Bankrupting and Scamming Jew heads will be put on pikes along Wallstreet.  Only as an simple but profound tribute to Honest Thrift and Dealings... it's really not that harsh in the bigger picture...    

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Net Euro Speculative Positions Hit All Time Record Of -71,623, A Massive 20% Increase In Short EUR Exposure (Commitment Of Traders)
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Submitted by Tyler Durden on 02/26/2010 18:21 -0500

    * British Pound
    * Commitment of Traders
    * Morgan Stanley



Despite expectations elsewhere that speculators may be unwind their Euro short exposure, the CFTC's Commitments of Traders report indicated that for the week ended February 23, futures only speculative shorts hit an absolute all time record of -71, 623, an increase in net short exposure of over 12k compared to the Feb 16 position of -59,422, a massive 20% week over week increase. Another observation: the fans of the JPY are declining materially, with net longs collapsing by 12,195 positions, to just above breakeven, at 1,717. The GBP was the second most hated currency in the past week, with a net positioning of -64,647, an increase in net shorts of 5,409 weekly. The only currencies, which saw net long positions were the AUD (+11,989 to 38,992 and the CAD 4,996 to 28,421), and, of course, the dollar, whose aggregate positioning in nominal terms increased by 20%: from $8.14 billion to $10.28 billion.

Key moves represented graphically:



http://www.zerohedge.com/article/net-eu ... -eur-expos