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It's always interesting to read opinion.

You read it here, and it's often because I read it elsewhere and share what I think of what someone else has said. Does that make sense?

Tony Juste, who is an advisor at FXstreet.com has been out of touch with his blog recently because of a move he's going through (to Switzerland!), but his most recent posting a week ago elicited some strong comments from Charles and Jean-Pierre.

Notably they pointed out that Tony was dead wrong on his take on the euro, and how dare he share his flawed opinion in the manner that he is - with the potential to mislead so many.

I have a problem with that sentiment, as I expressed in a comment on that posting today. Essentially I said that it's Tony expressing his opinion - he's not holding a gun to anyone's head, and it's up to each of us to evaluate the information based on our experience and knowledge.

Tony is one of very few who are willing to be so scrutinized, and I applaud him. What I wish is that he admits he misread it and chalks it up to a learning experience. We can all learn and adversity seems to be the greatest teacher of them all.