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Currency Strenght
Thursday, 27 February 2014
Monday, 24 February 2014
Monday, 3 February 2014
FX weekly Out Look GBP, EURJPY , USDJPY
After reaching the highs of GBPUSD 1.66659 the GBP / USD has
hesitated and is now pulling back
With a bearish engulfing on the daily chart and a pullback
test the GBPUSD falls further at the
beginning of the week on worst number out
from the Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index
56.7 Actual Consensus 57.0 Previous 57.2
MONDAY:
The Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI)
Tuesday:
Halifax HPI: Tuesday, 4th-7th. This housing inflation indicator
is an important gauge of activity in the UK housing industry.
Wednesday
: The British
Retail Consortium (BRC) Shop Price Index measures price changes
in the popular retail outlets in the UK.
Markit
Service PMI captures an overview of the condition of sales and employment.
Thursday
: BoE Interest Rate Decision is announced by the Bank of England. If the
BoE is hawkish about the inflationary outlook of the economy and rises the
interest rates it is positive, or bullish, for the GBP.
Friday:
The Industrial Production released by the National
Statistics measures outputs of the UK factories and mines.
EURJPY
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Monday:
The Monetary Base
PMI Germany Actual ... Cons: 56.3 Previous 54.3
Tuesday:
10.00 The Producer Price Index (PPI) released by the Eurostat
Wednesday:
Jap labour cash Earnings : shows the average income, before taxes, per regular
employee.
Euro
: The Retail Sales released by the Eurostat is a measure of changes in sales of the Euro
zone retail sector.
USDJPY:
1.
Monetary Base: Monday, 23:50. Monetary Base dropped in December to
46.6%, short of the estimate of 55.2%. No significant change is expected in the
upcoming reading, as the Bank of Japan maintains its aggressive monetary policy.
The estimate for the January release stands at 47.2%.
2. The Construction Spending released by the US Census
Bureau is an indicator that
measures the total amount of spending in the US on all types of construction.
3. Actual... Cons: 0.2% Previous 1.0%
4. The Institute for
Supply Management (ISM) Manufacturing
Index shows business conditions in the US manufacturing sector It is a
significant indicator of the overall economic condition in US. Actual
... Cons 56 Previous 57
5. 10-year Bond Auction: Tuesday, 3:45. The average yield on
10-year bonds continues to creep upwards, with the previous yield rising to
0.72%. No change is expected in the January release.
6. The Factory orders released by the US Census
Bureau is a measure of the total
orders of durable and non durable goods
Actual... ONs -1.9% Previous 1.8%
7. Average Cash Earnings: Wednesday, 1:30. This indicator is an
important gauge of consumer spending. The indicator jumped to 0.5% last month,
its biggest gain in almost a year. The markets are expecting the upward trend
to continue, with the January estimate standing at 0.7%.
8.
The ISM Non-Manufacturing
Index released by the15.00 Institute for Supply
Management (ISM) shows business
conditions in the US non-manufacturing sector.
9. Actual ... Cons 53.8 Previous 53.0
10. 30-year Bond Auction: Thursday, 3:45. The average
yield on 30-year bonds has been quite steady, with a yield of 1.67% in
December. No change is expected in the upcoming release.
11. 13.00 The Counting Jobless Claims released by the US Department
of Labor measure the number of individuals who are
unemployed and are currently receiving unemployment benefits. actual
cons - Previous 2.991M
12. Friday: 13.00pm : The Unemployment Rate released by the US Department of Labor is the number of unemployed workers divided by the total
civilian labor force.
13. Actua; ... cons:6.7% Previous 6.7%
14. Leading Indicators: Friday, 5:00. Leading indicators is
based on 11 economic indicators. Still, it is considered a minor event since
most of the data has been previously released. The indicator has been steadily
improving and reached 110.8% last month. Further improvement is expected in the
January reading, with the estimate standing at 111.9%.
Thursday, 23 January 2014
gbpusd
·
Possible Double Top Currently @ 1.6605 and the Dec
30 2013
·
We may see a short term correction to 1.6505 and
1.6464 before a continued raise in the £/$
Sharp Fall in unemployment towards the policy 7% threshold
IMF warning global growth upgrade and more in 2014
expectation to 0.1% the forecast to 3.7% expansion in the global economy.
The financial system is slowly healing uncertainty is decreasing
IMF has reiterated the long standing concerns about frailty of the recovery and warned
central banks not to withdraw monetary stimulus " Prematurely" if
they it could get complex
Data out from the US 23/01/2014
·
The Initial Jobless Claims released by the US Department of Labor is
a measure of the number of people filing first-time claims for state
unemployment
· Actual ........ Consensus 326k Previous 326K
·
The Counting
Jobless Claims con:2.93 Pre 3.03
·
Existing Home
sales (MoM) Con 0.4% Pre -4.3
Sunday, 19 January 2014
Risk Management
FX trading the ratio
refers to the number of pips we expect to gain in profit on a trade relative to
what we are risking in the event of a loss. applying this function is key in
our analysis and planning of every trade this makes it easier to control risk
easy because our traders will intuitively identify places to exit their trade.
The key we have found is to find a positive ratio for our in house scalping to swing strategy and implementation take time every time we are considering a position in an asset .
A positive 2:1 / 3:1 Risk/Reward ratio is our preferred approach and collecting profits as soon as we are 20 to 30 pips in profit while reducing our risk by bring our risk exposure down to break-even.we have also considered hedging our exposure in the options market as a type of insurance against our long term position one of the fundamental and mistakes traders make in which we avoid is risking more on losing positions than the amount gained from a winner. This comes from traders using a negative risk/reward ratio and needing a much higher winning percentage to compensate for their losses.Our traders are savvy and aware of this and understand that a positive risk reward ratio ultimately will put probability of success in their favour and are also equipped on how to avoid the number one mistake that Forex Traders Make.
Above the graph depicts a sample channel trade on the GBPUSD. Traders looking to trade a Swing would expect to enter the market on a failure of resistance and bearish engulfing at 1.6447 pull back and possible end of a nested fifth wave see www.Timelessfx.blogspot.com. When setting exits on such a trade we have set minimum target stops should always be set outside a level of support or resistance. In this example we have a tight stop loss stops because of the trade line break to the upside and the good retail sales that came out that week for the Pound, jusy above the previous candle highs at 1.6428. In the event price declines through this level, we would be expecting to gain initially 39 pips. To create a 1:3 Risk/Reward ratio and a extension of this as it heads to the lower target of 1.6313. or better. Now that we know a little about risk reward ratios
in the event that the
trade does not go according to plan and reverser to the upside we will have to
handle a small loss of 13pips. if we have not already brought out stop loss to breakeven
which we eradicate complete exposure Article written by Mr Kasim
Ijelu Director of Trading
The key we have found is to find a positive ratio for our in house scalping to swing strategy and implementation take time every time we are considering a position in an asset .
A positive 2:1 / 3:1 Risk/Reward ratio is our preferred approach and collecting profits as soon as we are 20 to 30 pips in profit while reducing our risk by bring our risk exposure down to break-even.we have also considered hedging our exposure in the options market as a type of insurance against our long term position one of the fundamental and mistakes traders make in which we avoid is risking more on losing positions than the amount gained from a winner. This comes from traders using a negative risk/reward ratio and needing a much higher winning percentage to compensate for their losses.Our traders are savvy and aware of this and understand that a positive risk reward ratio ultimately will put probability of success in their favour and are also equipped on how to avoid the number one mistake that Forex Traders Make.
Above the graph depicts a sample channel trade on the GBPUSD. Traders looking to trade a Swing would expect to enter the market on a failure of resistance and bearish engulfing at 1.6447 pull back and possible end of a nested fifth wave see www.Timelessfx.blogspot.com. When setting exits on such a trade we have set minimum target stops should always be set outside a level of support or resistance. In this example we have a tight stop loss stops because of the trade line break to the upside and the good retail sales that came out that week for the Pound, jusy above the previous candle highs at 1.6428. In the event price declines through this level, we would be expecting to gain initially 39 pips. To create a 1:3 Risk/Reward ratio and a extension of this as it heads to the lower target of 1.6313. or better. Now that we know a little about risk reward ratios
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