Euro Trust Currencyshares (FXE)
$92.73
0.50 (0.54%)
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Market Cap
208.64M
PE Ratio
-83.54
EPS
-1.11
Volume (Avg. Vol.)
92,973
Day's Range
$92.68 - $92.89
52-Week Range
$92.03 - $111.02
Dividend & Yield
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FXE Stock Predictions, Articles, and Euro Trust Currencyshares News
Trade of the Day: CurrencyShares Euro Trust (FXE)
We wouldn’t be surprised to see FXE drop back down toward $104.
2 Charts That Explain the Recent Volatility
U.S. interest rates and the euro help illustrate the reasoning behind this action.
FXE: Bet with the Bears on the Euro Rally
It's just a matter of time before the beleaguered euro takes another dive. Take advantage of the next dip by playing options on the FXE ETF.
How to Go Bargain Hunting in This Market
Look to buy your favorite stocks at least 10% below Tuesday's close.
The Best Europe ETF for 2015
Buyers of Europe ETFs have favored hedged products such as the HEDJ ETF in 2015, but funds exposed to the euro may now be the better bet.
Gold Is Down, But That Doesn’t Make It a Buy
Gold and gold stocks are depressed, but major currency headwinds mean that any rally is likely to be short-lived.
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Will the Rising U.S. Dollar Derail the Rally in Gold? (GLD)
Gold prices and GLD have performed well so far this year, but will the rising U.S. dollar could be a persistent threat to continued gains in 2014.
Are You Prepared for a Stronger Dollar?
What happens to the stock market if the U.S. dollar rallies? This question isn’t getting much press, but dollar strength could surprise the markets in 2014.
Trade of the Day: CurrencyShares Euro Trust (FXE)
Two developments in the currency market are putting upward pressure on the dollar, and downward pressure on the Euro. Find out how to trade this move.
Ben Smashes the Dollar, Rallies the Euro
Ben Bernanke didn't just set off stocks, gold and oil -- he also lit a fire under the euro and FXE, which just broke technical resistance.
Are You as Diversified as You Think?
The markets have rebounded since the 2008 but their have been some major changes to risk asset correlation measures that investors must understand
European Financials: Look, Don’t Touch
Despite the sector's strong run lately, the eurozone is still a mess. No need to rush in yet -- wait for the next shoe to drop before buying.
The Global Currency Trade Is Heating Up
Bond, stocks and gold are all tracking the dollar-euro relationship. What does this mean for the financial market outlook?
We’re All Euro Traders Now
Since late July, almost all major asset classes have moved in lockstep in response to cues from the euro. What does this tell us about the outlook for stocks?
How Much Lower Can Treasury Yields Go?
After many bold and loud proclamations of doom for U.S. Treasuries, yields have fallen and prices have risen. Is the game in Treasuries almost over?
8 Critical Charts for the Week Ahead
Watch these indicators for a sign of how far the market will fall. The question they raise is: Are we facing something more than a garden-variety correction?
