Wallstreet1928 Analysis & live calls on FTSE,DAX,S&P...aimed to help New traders
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Liquidated half my position for a zero risk trade - SL is 20 pips btw.
edit: second target 0.9174 - S2
Liquidated half my position for a zero risk trade - SL is 20 pips btw.
edit: second target 0.9174 - S2
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Out for +56
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5370 res held.as you said.the time cycle was right
are these time cycles.from inthemoneystocks dictated by the moon and the stars..??
5370 res held.as you said.the time cycle was right
are these time cycles.from inthemoneystocks dictated by the moon and the stars..??
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dollar on the rebound.udn.dollar index bearish etf.
this etf moves inverseley to the dollar
60 min data plot
support broken and a downside target/vertical count
a higher box size to give a longer term look
support broken.dollar bulls are taking control now...stocks down uneless support comes in
dollar on the rebound.udn.dollar index bearish etf.
this etf moves inverseley to the dollar
60 min data plot
support broken and a downside target/vertical count
a higher box size to give a longer term look
support broken.dollar bulls are taking control now...stocks down uneless support comes in
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a revisit of the uptrend line / green ..on dollar index etf.lets see if support comes in
a revisit of the uptrend line / green ..on dollar index etf.lets see if support comes in
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udn..daily data/close plot
too early to call the dollar rally....i think
udn..daily data/close plot
too early to call the dollar rally....i think
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could be a bull trap.the red box marks the zone .it can quite easily reverse in this zone
could be a bull trap.the red box marks the zone .it can quite easily reverse in this zone
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SINGAPORE (MarketWatch) -- Asian stock markets were mixed Monday despite a stronger cue from Wall Street, as resources stocks fell across the region although Japanese exporters rallied after the yen's losses Friday.
Uncertainty over upcoming events, including U.S. retail sales data, is set to persist, said Kwak Byoung-ryel at Eugene Investment & Securities in Seoul, adding he is yet to be convinced about a year-end rally.
The U.S. jobs report has also led to some concern about the possibility of the Federal Reserve exiting its stimulus program sooner-than-expected, he said.
Japan's Nikkei 225 rose 0.9%, Australia's S&P/ASX 200 fell 0.8%, South Korea's Kospi Composite was up 0.4%. In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng Index shed 0.7%, while the Shanghai Composite index slipped 0.2% after wavering between positive and negative territory. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures were 1 point higher in screen trade.
In Tokyo, the market was supported by gains in exporters after a sharp decline for the yen Friday.
Toyota Motor rose 1.1%, Honda Motor advanced 1.0%, while Sony gained 3.0% and Canon added 2.5%. "The market today will likely focus on the positive aspects of a U.S. economic recovery and dollar strengthening," said Mizuho Securities market analyst Yukio Takahashi. "The dollar's rise above Y90 is a relief for exporters, because many of them are basing their earnings on the dollar at Y90."
Bucking the trend, Hitachi shed 1.2% as investors were reluctant to buy the stock before the price for a new share issue is set, possibly later Monday. Last month, Hitachi said it would raise up to Y415.67 billion from the issuance of new shares and convertible bonds to fund spending, mainly on its infrastructure-related business, raising dilution concerns.
Japan Airlines surged 8.0% as short-term investors were encouraged by a Nikkei report that the government was expected to guarantee about Y700 billion in loans and other funds provided by financial institutions to help rebuild its operations.
Resources plays around the region took a hit as the rise in the U.S. dollar dented commodity prices. In Australia, mining plays BHP Billiton fell 2.4% and Rio Tinto was down 1.6%. Among gold names, Australia's Newcrest Mining dropped 6.0%, while Hong Kong-listed shares of Zijin Mining fell 4.9% and its mainland-listed shares dropped 2.2%, hurt by a sharp drop in gold prices.
Austalia's market was also hit by declines in banking shares, which are believed to have been major beneficiaries of the U.S. dollar carry trade, with Westpac Banking down 1.4% and Commonwealth Bank down 1.3%.
Shares in China were consolidating as investors awaited details from the government's annual central economic work conference, expected to conclude later Monday, said Ping An Securities analyst Li Xianming. "There shouldn't be any large surprises from the work conference, but people will focus on the wording of statements to decipher any adjustments in policy settings," Li said, adding investors in particular will watch out for any mention of property market and lending policies.
SINGAPORE (MarketWatch) -- Asian stock markets were mixed Monday despite a stronger cue from Wall Street, as resources stocks fell across the region although Japanese exporters rallied after the yen's losses Friday.
Uncertainty over upcoming events, including U.S. retail sales data, is set to persist, said Kwak Byoung-ryel at Eugene Investment & Securities in Seoul, adding he is yet to be convinced about a year-end rally.
The U.S. jobs report has also led to some concern about the possibility of the Federal Reserve exiting its stimulus program sooner-than-expected, he said.
Japan's Nikkei 225 rose 0.9%, Australia's S&P/ASX 200 fell 0.8%, South Korea's Kospi Composite was up 0.4%. In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng Index shed 0.7%, while the Shanghai Composite index slipped 0.2% after wavering between positive and negative territory. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures were 1 point higher in screen trade.
In Tokyo, the market was supported by gains in exporters after a sharp decline for the yen Friday.
Toyota Motor rose 1.1%, Honda Motor advanced 1.0%, while Sony gained 3.0% and Canon added 2.5%. "The market today will likely focus on the positive aspects of a U.S. economic recovery and dollar strengthening," said Mizuho Securities market analyst Yukio Takahashi. "The dollar's rise above Y90 is a relief for exporters, because many of them are basing their earnings on the dollar at Y90."
Bucking the trend, Hitachi shed 1.2% as investors were reluctant to buy the stock before the price for a new share issue is set, possibly later Monday. Last month, Hitachi said it would raise up to Y415.67 billion from the issuance of new shares and convertible bonds to fund spending, mainly on its infrastructure-related business, raising dilution concerns.
Japan Airlines surged 8.0% as short-term investors were encouraged by a Nikkei report that the government was expected to guarantee about Y700 billion in loans and other funds provided by financial institutions to help rebuild its operations.
Resources plays around the region took a hit as the rise in the U.S. dollar dented commodity prices. In Australia, mining plays BHP Billiton fell 2.4% and Rio Tinto was down 1.6%. Among gold names, Australia's Newcrest Mining dropped 6.0%, while Hong Kong-listed shares of Zijin Mining fell 4.9% and its mainland-listed shares dropped 2.2%, hurt by a sharp drop in gold prices.
Austalia's market was also hit by declines in banking shares, which are believed to have been major beneficiaries of the U.S. dollar carry trade, with Westpac Banking down 1.4% and Commonwealth Bank down 1.3%.
Shares in China were consolidating as investors awaited details from the government's annual central economic work conference, expected to conclude later Monday, said Ping An Securities analyst Li Xianming. "There shouldn't be any large surprises from the work conference, but people will focus on the wording of statements to decipher any adjustments in policy settings," Li said, adding investors in particular will watch out for any mention of property market and lending policies.
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Morning everyone. I love seeing Aussie and Gold going down
Morning everyone. I love seeing Aussie and Gold going down
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LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Concerns that the Federal Reserve may tighten interest rates next year knocked U.S. stock futures on Monday ahead of a speech from the Fed's chairman.
S&P 500 futures fell 3.6 points to 1,104.50 and Nasdaq 100 futures dropped 5.75 points to 1,789.20. Futures on the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 29 points.
U.S. stocks closed higher Friday after news that just 11,000 nonfarm payroll jobs were lost in November -- the smallest rate of job destruction in nearly two years. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 22 points, the Nasdaq Composite added 21 points and the S&P 500 climbed 6 points.
Gains were tempered by the dollar's rally on growing expectations of rate hikes from the U.S. Federal Reserve, which at the moment has interest rates at near-zero levels
LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Concerns that the Federal Reserve may tighten interest rates next year knocked U.S. stock futures on Monday ahead of a speech from the Fed's chairman.
S&P 500 futures fell 3.6 points to 1,104.50 and Nasdaq 100 futures dropped 5.75 points to 1,789.20. Futures on the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 29 points.
U.S. stocks closed higher Friday after news that just 11,000 nonfarm payroll jobs were lost in November -- the smallest rate of job destruction in nearly two years. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 22 points, the Nasdaq Composite added 21 points and the S&P 500 climbed 6 points.
Gains were tempered by the dollar's rally on growing expectations of rate hikes from the U.S. Federal Reserve, which at the moment has interest rates at near-zero levels
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SINGAPORE (MarketWatch) -- Asian shares were lower Tuesday with bank stocks weighing on some markets, while Japan's new stimulus package failed to inspire that market.
Volumes were thin across the region as investors counted down to the upcoming holiday season.
"I think we are almost falling into an early Christmas mode," said Macquarie Private Wealth division director Martin Lakos. "Volumes are starting to be a bit softer," he added.
Japan's Nikkei 225 was down 0.5% while Australia's S&P/ASX 200 was 0.3% lower and South Korea's Kospi Composite was off 0.4%.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index fell 0.8%, Taiwan's main index was down 0.3% and the Shanghai Composit was 1.2% lower. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures were 6 points higher in screen trade.
The main event Monday for markets in the U.S. was Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke's speech. "The market just wanted to get some kind of indication on the outlook for rates. What we heard was no different to what we already knew--that rates would stay exceptionally low for an extended period," said David Taylor at CMC Markets in Sydney.
Banks were generally weaker across the region, in line with their U.S. peers, as the recent better-than-expected U.S. economic data, in particular Friday's employment report, have raised the possibility of higher interest rates ahead, despite Bernanke's continued dovish stance.
In Sydney, ANZ was down 0.4% while Westpac was 0.5% lower. Korea's KB Financial was down 0.2% and Shinhan Financial eased 1.4%. Mitsubishi UFJ Financial was 0.5% lower in Tokyo and Mizuho Financial was down 2.6%.
In Tokyo, exporters were trading lower as the yen gained a little against the dollar, but "selling is not due to negative sentiment, it's because the market is overheated," said Fujio Ando, strategist at Chibagin Asset Management. Honda Motor was down 0.5% and Sony was down 0.4%.
There was muted reaction to the Japanese government's new stimulus package. The government earlier Tuesday unveiled the package that included Y7.2 trillion in spending, about Y100 billion bigger than what was signaled last week. The stimulus plan is aimed at countering problems threatening the country's flagging economic recovery such as the yen's strength and deflation.
However, UBS senior economist Takuji Aida said the stimulus plan "doesn't necessarily mean that deflationary pressure will ease anytime soon. For that, the government must spend much more."
In Australia, materials stocks were outperforming with BHP Billiton up 0.7%, Newcrest Mining up 0.4% and Lihir Gold up 1.5%.
SINGAPORE (MarketWatch) -- Asian shares were lower Tuesday with bank stocks weighing on some markets, while Japan's new stimulus package failed to inspire that market.
Volumes were thin across the region as investors counted down to the upcoming holiday season.
"I think we are almost falling into an early Christmas mode," said Macquarie Private Wealth division director Martin Lakos. "Volumes are starting to be a bit softer," he added.
Japan's Nikkei 225 was down 0.5% while Australia's S&P/ASX 200 was 0.3% lower and South Korea's Kospi Composite was off 0.4%.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index fell 0.8%, Taiwan's main index was down 0.3% and the Shanghai Composit was 1.2% lower. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures were 6 points higher in screen trade.
The main event Monday for markets in the U.S. was Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke's speech. "The market just wanted to get some kind of indication on the outlook for rates. What we heard was no different to what we already knew--that rates would stay exceptionally low for an extended period," said David Taylor at CMC Markets in Sydney.
Banks were generally weaker across the region, in line with their U.S. peers, as the recent better-than-expected U.S. economic data, in particular Friday's employment report, have raised the possibility of higher interest rates ahead, despite Bernanke's continued dovish stance.
In Sydney, ANZ was down 0.4% while Westpac was 0.5% lower. Korea's KB Financial was down 0.2% and Shinhan Financial eased 1.4%. Mitsubishi UFJ Financial was 0.5% lower in Tokyo and Mizuho Financial was down 2.6%.
In Tokyo, exporters were trading lower as the yen gained a little against the dollar, but "selling is not due to negative sentiment, it's because the market is overheated," said Fujio Ando, strategist at Chibagin Asset Management. Honda Motor was down 0.5% and Sony was down 0.4%.
There was muted reaction to the Japanese government's new stimulus package. The government earlier Tuesday unveiled the package that included Y7.2 trillion in spending, about Y100 billion bigger than what was signaled last week. The stimulus plan is aimed at countering problems threatening the country's flagging economic recovery such as the yen's strength and deflation.
However, UBS senior economist Takuji Aida said the stimulus plan "doesn't necessarily mean that deflationary pressure will ease anytime soon. For that, the government must spend much more."
In Australia, materials stocks were outperforming with BHP Billiton up 0.7%, Newcrest Mining up 0.4% and Lihir Gold up 1.5%.
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fste100 has a bearish bias on the tick chart
fste100 has a bearish bias on the tick chart
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search youtube for this "Bunning Grills Bernanke, With Response"
search youtube for this "Bunning Grills Bernanke, With Response"
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trendline replotted.now at 45 degrees.this chart is bullish...just.the highest "x"s are above the trendline
trendline replotted.now at 45 degrees.this chart is bullish...just.the highest "x"s are above the trendline
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