Will European Quantitative Easing Affect Share Values?
It has become something of an open secret in the last few weeks that the Euro Zone could be about to start its own money printing exercise and go into a full scale quantitative easing scheme. Such a scheme is going to have a huge effect on the share value of companies in each of the European member States who have adopted the Euro as their home currency.
With both the US and the UK having shown over the last few years that a well thought out and very well managed quantitative easing scheme can and will have a positive effect on trading, investment and the overall economy, the Euro Zone is fast approaching the time when they decide it is now required for such a scheme to be put into place and started.
If the European Central Bank gets the green light to start printing money then it will be hoped this will become a very overdue and long needed boost to the entire Euro Zone, with many companies looking to take advantage of the cheap cash these types of schemes always end up offering and making available.
It is true to say that many Binary Options traders have been somewhat averse to placing trades on the vast majority of European based companies, as the sheer volatility of those companies has often resulted in those traders getting on the wrong side of a trade and making continued losses, much like the companies they are placing trades on.
However, if the European Central Bank gets their act together and manages any ongoing quantitative easy scheme correctly and with a well balanced structure then based on the results from both the UK and the US many of the countries that make up the EU may start to show some green roots and get themselves back on track.
This quantitative easing scheme if and when it goes live is being seen as one final chance for the Euro Zone, for many member states are suffering at the moment, France for example has in the last nine consecutive quarters seen unemployment rates increasing quarter upon quarter and unemployment now throughout France stands at a record 10.3%.
Once regarded as the most strongest economy of all EU member states, Germany have not been immune to the current financial climate and with Germany being affected with the current sanctions against Russia due solely to the Ukraine crisis this is going to have a long term effect on the growth and imports and exports of this once mighty economy.
Many Binary options traders are now adding to their daily portfolio of trades several Forex related trades, as the Euro, US Dollar and UK Pound are showing a lot of volatility at the moment with massive swings in each of those currencies being reported throughout each day.
It is of course the uncertainty of the market place, currencies and outlook of all nations of the world which makes Binary Options and Forex related trades potentially profitable at any time for traders, and irrespective of whether quantitative easing works or not there are still more than enough trading options that can result in instant profits.
