TraderMood
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Pity the timeframes of the two don't really match, because I like the symmetries and the implications of both going higher this year
An elliott wave perspective for S&P since 2008 "good times":
![sp-500-june17_2011-sil1.png sp-500-june17_2011-sil1.png](https://www.trade2win.com/data/attachments/67/67747-10a59aa69b91f2d9b4d93d24fef90e85.jpg)
The Euro in the past 12 months or so:
![eurusd_June017_2011-sil1-macro.png eurusd_June017_2011-sil1-macro.png](https://www.trade2win.com/data/attachments/67/67748-d0ff1c08aa4e8ad375102d0989d7360f.jpg)
Even though the Euro chart is shorter than the S&P one timewise, they could still converge towards higher levels on a medium term (6 months, basically the rest of 2011)
Cheers and happy trading,
sil (TraderMood.com)
An elliott wave perspective for S&P since 2008 "good times":
![sp-500-june17_2011-sil1.png sp-500-june17_2011-sil1.png](https://www.trade2win.com/data/attachments/67/67747-10a59aa69b91f2d9b4d93d24fef90e85.jpg)
The Euro in the past 12 months or so:
![eurusd_June017_2011-sil1-macro.png eurusd_June017_2011-sil1-macro.png](https://www.trade2win.com/data/attachments/67/67748-d0ff1c08aa4e8ad375102d0989d7360f.jpg)
Even though the Euro chart is shorter than the S&P one timewise, they could still converge towards higher levels on a medium term (6 months, basically the rest of 2011)
Cheers and happy trading,
sil (TraderMood.com)