By: DailyForex.com
The ETF FXE seeks to track or reflect the price of the Euro, net of trust expenses. The strength of the Euro reflects the desire of foreign consumers and investors to hold Euros or to buy European products.
The strength of the Euro has relied on the integrity of the stronger economies in Europe. With concerns about overwhelming debt in some European countries, the Euro may lose strength in the future.
The ETF is currently sitting at 129.81 closer to its 52- week high of 141.92, with a low of 119.74. FXE is currently above its daily 50, 100, and 200 day moving averages, however, it looks to be a bounce off of the low. I think it will consolidate around its current price and be lower into the end of the year.
My Trade: Buying the FXE Dec 29-28 bear put spread for $0.37
My risk: $35 per one lot
My reward: $65 per one lot
My break even: 28.65