let's get your money in motion trade from amelia bourdeau.course, big factor in terms of that and how the euro trades. what are you expecting? >> sure. i don't think there'll be much out of the ecb meeting. they're supposed to keep on hold. the press conference following the ecb meeting in which there will be the economic forecast and outlook for inflation, that may have some up or downside surprises. it's hard to tell. more importantly it's the take on the side for the greek debt swap. that will have more of an effect on the euro this week. because it's hard to time, we have thursday. of who's participating in the greek debt swap. stay clear of the euro this week. we also have u.s. payrolls on friday too. >> all right. you're looking to sell aussie/kiwi. why that cross? >> that reached a little bit above the figure. it offers an attractive to enter the position. both the reserve bank of australia and new zealand have a policy meeting this weekend. there shouldn't be any economic effect. it's more of a valuation perspective. i think aussie ri

let's get your money in motion from amelia bourdeau. how are you?. >> i'm going to toss it to joe terranova. >> the aussie dollar, one of the best to own pulling back. what do we do with it? >> what's happening today is aussie is being sold on the crosses. it's sold against canadian dollar, mexico, and the new zealand dollar. a week ago we had china revise down their gdp forecast. i think there's catch up from weak australia data itself. a week employment number over the past couple weeks. these aussie are sitting at about the 200 day moving average or broken through. from the technical standpoint it's compelling. that's weighing on aussie as well. >> when you talk about euro dollar, go there now. now you have worries about what's going on in spain, missing their deficit targets. where are we? 131.5 euro dollar? >> yes. >> where do we go from here? if that situation starts to get more serious. >> right. euro is right in the range. it's been in the range near the bottom. i think investors are hesitant to go here because we're at the bottom of the ran