August 8, 2008 |
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I felt compelled Tuesday and Wednesday to take heavy long USD/CAD positions at market, whereas yesterday I mentioned that the next currency I'd most likely decide to short versus the US dollar might be the British pound. The question now isn't when and where I want to close the positions - it's when and where I'm going to triple them.
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