Haha yes it isn't looking to good but I cannot see how the euro could be allowed to fail. The cost would be massive to the world economy

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Some forecasters still saying eur/chf rate at 1.22 by the end of 2012 and 1.30 by the end of 2013.

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I'm waiting for a 30 pip spike then I'm out. I have a bit of margin tied up but still trade other pairs.

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You reckon they will definately raise the floor then? I can't see it myself.

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How many people are waiting for a 30-70 pip spike on this pair so they can get the hell out of it? I'am for one

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Can they not just impose negative rates on inflows and foreign accounts so it doesn't affect the domestic Swiss ?

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When? Maybe they will go more than -0.2%

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As I have said before I think Jordan is to safe and conservative to act quickly

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UBS says EUR/CHF peg not going away Written by Adam Button July 9, 2012 at 14:54 GMT A UBS FX managing director makes the case for why the SNB will keep its grip on the franc in the FT. In May its foreign currency reserves jumped by SFr66bn alone. ...

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I don't see any chance of them raising the floor

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I agree the EU problems are not going away. But looks like the Swiss are ruling everything out apart from spending billions to hold the floor

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Jordan is to safe and to conservative. Backed the wrong horse with these trades.

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Capital controls are a last resort. Negative rates the next step and why wait to see how Denmark get on they already said that Sweden have used 0.5 negative rate and didn't have any adverse affect.

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I don't know why they haven't bought in negative rates already

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Is anything going to make this pair rally? If CPI comes in better than expected at the end of the week and the ECB cuts rates that's gonna put pressure on again.

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The sellers are coming in now though

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Whats interesting is the little move up is not being sold off as fast as before

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SNB’s Jordan: Negative rates not excluded in crisis Written by Jamie Coleman July 2, 2012 at 14:12 GMT Doesn’t expect euro area to collapse Doesn’t expect Greek exit from euro They are now starting to talk a bit

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All data better than expected today back into the range for another few weeks. Who is selling at these levels and why? The SNB have shown there commitment to the floor and held it in very testing conditions it cant all be inflows

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Yep back into the range

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