The euro went back and forth on Monday, as traders continued to digest the news over the weekend out of Caracas. Risk sentiment is likely to be in flux at best.

The British pound has spent a lot of energy recovering from the initial selloff on Monday. Momentum is still strong here.

Monday has been very noisy for the Australian dollar with Asian and European traders running for safety, and Americans reversing the move.

AMZN continues to lag some of its major companions in the “Magnificent Seven.” Is it going to be a value play? Eventually, yes, I believe so.

The EUR/USD pair retreated and then pared back some of these losses as the market came to terms with the weekend events on Venezuela. It retreated to a low of 1.1657 and then settled at 1.1723 on Tuesday morning as investors focused on the upcoming US data.

Bitcoin price continued its strong bull run, reaching its highest point since November 17. The BTC/USD pair rose to a high of 94,420, up by over 17% from its lowest level in November.