Syd 05:04 GMT June 18, 2013
AUD, rates. - Source TradeTheNews.com: Reply   
*(AU) RESERVE BANK OF AUSTRALIA (RBA) JUNE MINUTES: POLICY APPROPRIATE FOR THE TIME BEING- AUD has fallen noticeably, though remains high given decline in exports; AUD could continue to fall in line with terms of trade, help balance economy. - Estimated GDP close to or slightly below trend in Q1; growth below trend last four quarters. - Reiterates inflation outlook might give scope to further cut rates. - Mining investment outlook difficult to predict, but appears close to peak; to remain high for the next year or so. - Conditions in non-mining remain subdued. - Forecasts further moderate employment growth. - Sees increased appetite for private borrowing. - Job growth to remain moderate, slower wages growth to help contain inflation. - Japan shift to foreign bonds could affect the AUD, rates. - Source TradeTheNews.com

GVI Forex Blog 05:03 GMT June 18, 2013  - My Profile Reply   
(CN) CHINA MAY CONFERENCE BOARD LEADING ECONOMIC INDEX M/M: 0.3% V 1.5% PRIOR - (CN) CHINA MAY ACTUAL FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT (FDI) Y/Y: 0.3% V 0.4% PRIOR - (CN) CHINA MAY NEW HOME PRICES M/M: RISES

TradeTheNews.com Asian Market Update: Strong y/y rise in China housing prices, dovish RBA minutes weigh on AUD - Source TradeTheNews.com

GVI Forex Blog 03:37 GMT June 18, 2013  - My Profile Reply   
Good rise in the Dow (15179.85, +073%, +109.67). Surprising resilience. Seems to be avoiding a fall

Morning Briefing : 18-Jun-2013 -0334 GMT

Hong Kong AceTrader 01:23 GMT June 18, 2013
Jun 18 : Yen falls on improved risk appetite as global equities rise before gaining in late NY trade: Reply   
Market Review - 17/06/2013 22:26GMT

Yen falls on improved risk appetite as global equities rise before gaining in late NY trade

The Japanese yen dropped against dollar on Monday on risk appetite due to the strong gain in global equities as investors expected the Federal Reserve's policy announcement on Wednesday will show the central bank keeps its stimulus measures until the employment improves substantially, however, pice later fell in New York afternoon on renewed dollar' broad-based weakness.

Versus the Japanese yen, the greenback edged higher from New Zealand low at 94.12 in Asian session as Japan's equities pared early losses and turned into positive territory (Nikkei closed up by 346 points) and climbed to 95.12 in European morning before trading narrowly in New York morning. Later, the pair rose above 95.12 to an intra-day high at 95.22 in U.S. afternoon due partly to the comments from G8 leaders.

G8 leaders said 'economic prospects remain weak, downside risks have reduced after action in U.S., euro area and Japan; optimism in financial markets has yet to be translated fully into broader improvements in economic activity; monetary policy should continue to support recovery, be directed toward price stability based on respective mandates of central banks; Japan to be supported by near-term fiscal stimulus, bold monetary policy and new plan for promoting private investment; Japan will need to address the challenge of defining a credible medium-term fiscal plan; downside risk in the euro area have abated over the past year, additional reforms strongly needed; the U.S. recovery is continuing, budget deficit declining rapidly, still need for more stimulus progress.'

Despite euro's brief rise to 1.3357 in Australian morning on cross buying of euro versus yen, the pair retreated to 1.3319 in Asia but euro edged higher to 1.3358 in New York morning before pullback to 1.3328 in U.S. afternoon but the single currency later rallied to an intra-day high of 1.3382 near New York close on dollar's broad-based retreat.

Although the British pound rose initially to 1.5734 in New Zealand morning, offers below last Thursday's top at 1.5738 capped its upside and price dropped in tandem with euro to 1.5691 at Asian midday, however, renewed buying interest pushed the pair above 1.5738 to a fresh 4-month top at 1.5753 in New York morning but price retreated after the release of better-than-expected U.S. NAHB housing market index (52, better than the expectation of 45 and the first time above 50 since April 2006) and cross selling of sterling versus euro pressured the pound below 1.5691 to 1.5681 in U.S. afternoon before staging a strong rebound to 1.5739 in tandem with euro's firmness.

Earlier in Australia, the pound was supported after release of U.K. Righmove house prices which showed Britain's home asking prices rose 1.2% in June, this represented a sixth consecutive month of increase.

On the data front, U.S. Empire State manufacturing index in June came in at 7.84, better than the forecast of -0.50. Euro zone trade balance in April came in at 14.9B euros, less than the forecast of 18.5B euros.

In other news, German Finance Ministry spokesman Kotthaus said 'Greece has "reached a lot" under programme; Greece must stay on track on reforms; "right" for IMF to stay in Troika near-term.' Spanish budget minister Montoro said 'Spain is leaving the crisis behind.' ECB's Weidmann said 'short-term success in budget consolidation must not distract from necessary long-term deficit reduction.' EU's Rehn said 'Ireland, Portugal head to successful program exit; possible "precautionary arrangements" to aid exit.'

Data to be released on Tuesday :

RBA June minutes, Japan industrial production, capacity utilization, machine tool orders, U.K. PPI, CPI, RPI, ONS house price, German ZEW economic sentiment, ZEW current condition, EU ZEW economic sentiment, U.S. housing starts, building permits, retail sales.

Singapore SC 01:11 GMT June 18, 2013
Fed: Reply   
"The sensitivity of asset prices to headlines and seemingly inconsistent moves among them - U.S. Treasury yields moving higher but the U.S. dollar coming under pressure ... shows the degree of nervousness and confusion among investors regarding the most likely path of the Fed's monetary policy," Barclays Capital said in a research note.

Barclays added that this nervousness will continue to dominate trading, keeping market volatility elevated, until the outcome of the Fed meeting and Bernanke's news conference on Wednesday. Reuters

LA Bar 01:05 GMT June 18, 2013
Fed: Reply   
Is this market paralyzed waiting for the fed?.

Mtl JP 22:10 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
Cyprussed (yet to be): Reply   
Euro zone ministers to discuss bail-in rules in bank rescues

Jun 17 (Reuters) - Euro zone finance ministers will discuss on Thursday how to decide which creditors will lose money and in what order during future bank rescues by the bloc's bailout fund, the European Stability Mechanism. .../..
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Bottom line
Banking 101:
- a depositor, on banks books, is a creditor (i.e. a liability)
- banks are not a place to keep your money safe from the grubbers

GVI Forex Blog 21:55 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile Reply   
Hilsenrath last Wednesday served up the latest deep background from the Fed (Bernanke surrogate surely) leaving little doubt that the Chairman and his consensus is very much in synch on beginning the process, however long, of winding down QE3

Fear tightening not tapering (FXA)

Mtl JP 21:29 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
Focus on Japan. Fed on Wednesday: Reply   
john 21:06 - says Mauldin: ...Get used to it: currency wars are likely to be a feature of the landscape for the rest of this decade. (My friend Mohamed El-Erian, CEO of PIMCO, corrected me on stage recently, telling me the polite term du jour is "currency tensions." And compared to what I think is coming, we really are just in the tension phase. Later we will get to skirmishes and then full-fledged currency combat.)"... in his June 15 Economists Are (Still) Clueless
diatribe
-
now we are warned

GVI Forex john -- Inner Circle 21:24 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
Calendar : Reply   


June 17, 2013 (global-view.com) UPCOMING DATA HIGHLIGHTS for Tuesday, June 18. Updated: Trading Events Calendar

HIGH IMPACT RELEASES: US- GB- CPI, DE- ZEW, US- CPI, Housing Starts

• Far East: JP- Industrial Ouput.
• Europe: GB- CPI, PPI, DE- ZEW Survey.
• North America: US- CPI, Housing Starts/Permits, API Energy.


Direct links to primary data sources

SaR KaL 21:14 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
EURJPY : Reply   
EURCAD
Do not miss this folks
Now @ 1.36123

	Buy

One week Trade	Buy Below 1.3803



1.41 next week

SaR KaL 21:11 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
EURJPY : Reply   
EURUSD

Now @ 1.33657

	Buy

One week Trade	Buy Below 1.3498



Next week

1.3823

GVI Forex john -- Inner Circle 21:06 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
Focus on Japan. Fed on Wednesday: Reply   

• HIGH IMPACT ITEMS: US- GB- CPI, DE- ZEW, US- CPI, Housing Starts
  
• The FT ran a mid-afternoon story indiacing in their opinion the Fed could be more hawkish than expected on Wednesday.Odds are this is not a leak to the press.
  
• U.S. Empire State PMI and the NAHB index data on Monday were stronger than expected. More data will be released Tuesday before the FOMC decision. The Fed policy decision and Bernanke press conference on Wednesday will be major events this week. Its not 100% certain, but Fed reporter Jon Hilsenrath, who often is a mouthpiece of the Fed, might have been a messenger to the markets told the markets last week them not to expect much from the central bank. 
• Odds are the Bernanke press conference will be the most significant part of the Fed meeting, with the odds strongly favoring no policy changes. Note in the latest week that U.S. economic data has generally not showed much improvement.  .
• Japanese officials are getting a lesson about how difficult it can be to try to manipulate the markets. Today Nikkei has gained and the JPY has eased.
  
• The German ZEW survey due Tuesday is often seen as a predictor of the IFO Survey later in the month.
  

GVI Forex Blog 21:04 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile Reply   
HIGH IMPACT ITEMS: US- GB- CPI, DE- ZEW, US- CPI, Housing Starts The FT ran a mid-afternoon story indiacing in their opinion the Fed could be more hawkish than expected on Wednesday.Odds are this is not a leak to the press.

Focus on Japan. Fed on Wednesday

SaR KaL 20:47 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
EURJPY : Reply   
wants 119 next week

Cambridge Joe 20:16 GMT June 17, 2013
AUDJPY: Reply   
TYPO Sorry.

I **HAVE** AUDJPY firming into Asia and beyond.

Cambridge Joe 20:15 GMT June 17, 2013
AUDJPY: Reply   
I had AUDJPY firming into Asia and beyond.

About 20 mins out should be OK. IMO. GL

Cambridge Joe 20:04 GMT June 17, 2013
EURJPY move big: Reply   
wfakhoury 18:45

Great timing ! Well done and thanks.

I had nothing to see that coming.

GVI Forex john -- Inner Circle 19:53 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
Chart Points: Reply   
Preliminary Closing Trading Points...
many more chart points
About Moving Averages
About Bollinger Bands

GVI Forex john -- Inner Circle 19:48 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
Chart Points: Reply   

UPDATED. Global-View Free FX Database. High-Low-Close data for over a dozen currency pairs for well over a decade of data in Excel spreadsheet format.

SaR KaL 19:39 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
KaL's Trend and Level: Reply   
Gold
Now @ 1383.44

	

One week Trade	Buy Below 1418.3433

High	Low

 1,453.4255 	 1,384.1079 

 1,462.1960 	 1,375.8058 

 1,470.9666 	 1,367.6026 

 1,479.7371 	 1,359.4967 

 1,488.5077 	 1,351.4863 

 1,497.2782 	 1,343.5698 

 1,506.0487 	 1,335.7455 

 Next Week 	

High	Low

 1,482.0282 	 1,411.3466 

 1,490.9714 	 1,402.8810 

 1,499.9145 	 1,394.5164 

 1,508.8577 	 1,386.2510 

 1,517.8008 	 1,378.0830 

 1,526.7440 	 1,370.0106 

 1,535.6871 	 1,362.0323 





Silver Bullish as well

Might see 28 in a month

Chicago AGA 19:38 GMT June 17, 2013
what just happened?: Reply   
Is there any news out? USD got smacked.

Amman wfakhoury 18:45 GMT June 17, 2013
EURJPY move big: Reply   
Be ready to move big more than 150 pips

SaR KaL 17:19 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
KaL's Trend and Level: Reply   
USD Index

Now @ 10519

	

One week Trade	Sell above 10449.9891

High	Low

 10,531.4104 	 10,369.1974 

 10,551.7657 	 10,349.1943 

 10,572.1210 	 10,329.2682 

 10,592.4763 	 10,309.4187 

 10,612.8316 	 10,289.6453 

 10,633.1869 	 10,269.9477 

 10,653.5422 	 10,250.3253 

 Next Week 	

High	Low

 10,309.9644 	 10,151.1623 

 10,329.8917 	 10,131.5798 

 10,349.8190 	 10,112.0727 

 10,369.7463 	 10,092.6406 

 10,389.6736 	 10,073.2830 

 10,409.6009 	 10,053.9995 

 10,429.5282 	 10,034.7897 

SaR KaL 17:05 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
KaL's Trend and Level: Reply   
AUDJPY CADJPY and NZDJPY
shorts
can not go wrong

GVI Forex john -- Inner Circle 16:01 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
Fixed Income: Reply   
Prices in prime fixed income prices mostly lower late in Europe. Prices in periphery are better.

SaR KaL 15:56 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
KaL's Trend and Level: Reply   
GBPJPY
Flat now

One week Trade Sell above 147.4736
One Month Trade Sell above 148.7201

want to short it this week
One week Trade Sell above 147.4736
High Low
150.3906 144.6132
151.1198 143.9154
151.8490 143.2243
152.5783 142.5397
153.3075 141.8617
154.0367 141.1901
154.7660 140.5248
Next Week
High Low
146.3971 140.7732
147.1070 140.0939
147.8168 139.4211
148.5267 138.7547
149.2366 138.0947
149.9465 137.4410
150.6563 136.7933

SaR KaL 15:56 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
KaL's Trend and Level: Reply   
GBPJPY
Flat now

One week Trade Sell above 147.4736
One Month Trade Sell above 148.7201

want to short it this week
One week Trade Sell above 147.4736
High Low
150.3906 144.6132
151.1198 143.9154
151.8490 143.2243
152.5783 142.5397
153.3075 141.8617
154.0367 141.1901
154.7660 140.5248
Next Week
High Low
146.3971 140.7732
147.1070 140.0939
147.8168 139.4211
148.5267 138.7547
149.2366 138.0947
149.9465 137.4410
150.6563 136.7933

SaR KaL 15:50 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
KaL's Trend and Level: Reply   
I am still short NZDUSD from last week

One week Trade Sell above 0.7939

will stay short for another week

SaR KaL 15:48 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
KaL's Trend and Level: Reply   
EURCAD is Bullish
One week Trade Buy Below 1.3843
easily to 1.4 next week

Cambridge Joe 15:41 GMT June 17, 2013
AUDUSD: Reply   
Toasted ! A rough day finished of with a good kick in the stoploss.

Better day tomorrow... hopefully.

SaR KaL 15:39 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
KaL's Trend and Level: Reply   
AUDUSD Selling for another month IMO

One week Trade Buy Below 0.9522
One Month Trade Sell above 0.9256

Cambridge Joe 15:01 GMT June 17, 2013
AUDUSD: Reply   
AUSUSD firming imminent ! IMO. GL

Nice to see you FM. Agree with $/CHF.. GL.

Lahore FM 14:45 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
" Trade Ideas " : Reply   
Buy USDCHF
Entry: Target: 0.9500 and 1.05 Stop:

the usdchf pair is heading north seriously..imoho!

GVI Forex Blog 14:37 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile Reply   
June 17, 2013 (global-view.com) UPCOMING DATA HIGHLIGHTS for Tuesday, June 18. Updated: Trading Events Calendar HIGH IMPACT RELEASES: US- Emoire PMI Far East: JP- Industrial Ouput. Europe: GB- CPI, PPI, DE- ZEW Survey. North America: US- CPI,Housing Starts/Permits, API Energy. Direct links to primary data sources

GVI Forex Upcoming Data for 18 June 2013

GVI Forex john -- Inner Circle 14:32 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
Calendar : Reply   


June 17, 2013 (global-view.com) UPCOMING DATA HIGHLIGHTS for Tuesday, June 18. Updated: Trading Events Calendar

HIGH IMPACT RELEASES: GB- CPI, DE- ZEW. US- CPI, Housing Starts

• Far East: JP- Industrial Ouput.
• Europe: GB- CPI, PPI, DE- ZEW Survey.
• North America: US- CPI, Housing Starts/Permits, API Energy.


Direct links to primary data sources

GVI Forex john -- Inner Circle 14:03 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
United States: Reply   
NAHB home builders Index much stronger than expcted.

GVI Forex john -- Inner Circle 14:02 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
United States: Reply   

Melbourne Qindex 13:16 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
EUR/USD : Critical Point 1.2797 : Reply   
Buy EURUSD
Entry: Target: Stop:




EUR/USD : Trading Reference


... 1.3269 - 1.3286 // 1.3314 - 1.3320 - 1.3376 - 1.3415 - 1.3423 - 1.3453 - 1.3464 - 1.3469 - 1.3494 // 1.3501...


Qindex.com

EUR/USD : Monthly Cycle Charts

Cambridge Joe 12:47 GMT June 17, 2013
USDCHF: Reply   
Rapidly turning into a 'bad hair day'. Should have stayed in bed. :-(

GVI Forex john -- Inner Circle 12:30 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
United States: Reply   

GVI Forex john -- Inner Circle 12:14 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
United States: Reply   

GVI Forex 11:55 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
Forex News: Reply   
* Market seen little changed as Fed meeting looms

* Some expect Bernanke to soothe concerns Fed could exit QE

* Bernanke assurance could provide support for dollar/yen


FOREX NEWS - Yen slips as stocks recover, Fed reassurance sought

London Misha 11:51 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
Observations: Reply   
EURUSD - Bearish Harami on Daily Chart but supported by a combo of Middle Tine of an AP & Fib at 1.3308.
USDJPY - Closing Black Marubozo just below 94.11 Fib but bounces back up today on Daily Chart.
GBPUSD - Bullish Hammer, 4th close over 2 key 50% Fibs (1.5636 & 1.5604) & 2nd close over Long MA on Daily Chart.
USDCHF - Small Bearish Harami on Daily Chart. Imminent Dead Cross of Short MA down through Short/Medium MA!
AUDUSD - Possible Tweezer Top on Daily Chart & close back below key 0.9578 Centre Tine of AP & May 12 low. Still over Downtrend.
USDINR - Opening Black Marubozo follows 2nd Bearish Shooting Star in 3 days on Daily Chart!
USDZAR - Bullish Harami, possible Tweezer Bottom bounces up off 9.7830 combo of Fibs on Daily Chart.
USDBRL - Bullish Piercing Pattern after Opening Long Black Marubozo & Bearish Engulfing Pattern on Daily Chart!

Cambridge Joe 11:01 GMT June 17, 2013
USDCHF: Reply   
Not so good today..... mkt shambling about.... however, decent signal for usdchf long looming around 11:30 GMT . Should at least be firmer thru NY. IMO. GL

SaR KaL 10:42 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
KaL's Trend and Level: Reply   
Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds - Albert Einstein

I wish this stuff stops in GVI

GVI Forex 10:19 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
Global Markets news: Reply   
The JPY was softer as the Nikkei rally for the second consecutive session and closed above the 13,000 level. USD/JPY hovered around the 95 handle after the pair held a key 38% Fib retracement level last week.

TradeTheNews.com EU Market Update: Risk-on sentiment maintains foothold as scales point towards dovish statement from Fed later this week

GVI Forex Jay Meisler 09:56 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
Weekend Video Market Update: Reply   

GVI Forex john -- Inner Circle 09:34 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
Focus remains on Japan. Fed on Wednesday: Reply   

• HIGH IMPACT ITEMS: US- Empire PMI
  
• Japanese officials are getting a lesson about how difficult it can be to try to manipulate the markets. Today Nikkei has gained and the JPY has eased.
  
• The major focus of the new week is likely to be the Fed policy decision and Bernanke press conference on Wednesday. Its not 100% certain, but Fed reporter Jon Hilsenrath, who often is a mouthpiece of the Fed, might have been a messenger to the markets telling them not to expect much from the central bank on Wednesday.
  
• Odds are the Bernanke press conference will be the most significant part of the Fed meeting, with the odds strongly favoring no policy changes. Note in the latest week that U.S. economic data generally showed improvement. 

GVI Forex Blog 09:31 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile Reply   
HIGH IMPACT ITEMS: US- Empire PMI Japanese officials are getting a lesson about how difficult it can be to try to manipulate the markets. Today Nikkei has gained and the JPY has eased.

Focus remains on Japan. Fed on Wednesday

GVI Forex john -- Inner Circle 09:12 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
Fixed Income: Reply   
Early in Europe, prices in prime fixed income markets are mixed. Peripheral prices are mostly up.

Cambridge Joe 09:08 GMT June 17, 2013
falling back : Reply   
Looks like Cable & e/$ are on the point of falling back maybe for a couple of hours... IMO. GL

SaR KaL 09:07 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
KaL's Trend and Level: Reply   
GBPJPY

	

One week Trade	Sell above 147.6143

High	Low

 150.5340 	 144.7512 

 151.2640 	 144.0527 

 151.9939 	 143.3609 

 152.7238 	 142.6757 

 153.4537 	 141.9971 

 154.1837 	 141.3249 

 154.9136 	 140.6590 

 Next Week 	

High	Low

 146.5742 	 140.9435 

 147.2849 	 140.2633 

 147.9956 	 139.5897 

 148.7063 	 138.9226 

 149.4171 	 138.2618 

 150.1278 	 137.6072 

 150.8385 	 136.9588 





EURJPY

	

One week Trade	Sell above 126.0422

High	Low

 129.0209 	 123.1322 

 129.7656 	 122.4256 

 130.5103 	 121.7270 

 131.2550 	 121.0364 

 131.9997 	 120.3536 

 132.7443 	 119.6784 

 133.4890 	 119.0108 

 Next Week 	

High	Low

 125.6118 	 119.8787 

 126.3368 	 119.1907 

 127.0618 	 118.5106 

 127.7868 	 117.8382 

 128.5118 	 117.1734 

 129.2368 	 116.5161 

 129.9618 	 115.8661 

GVI Forex 09:06 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
Week Ahead: Reply   
This Week's Market Moving Events...

With markets swaying back and forth on their views of potential tapering by the Fed on quantitative easing later this year, this week’s highlights are primarily Fed related, including the FOMC statement, FOMC forecasts, and the chairman’s press conference. Changes in the statement and forecasts could move markets along with comments by Bernanke. Leading into the Fed’s policy decision on Wednesday, the CPI report and housing starts report could affect the tenor of the hawks within the FOMC.

Econoday

DD PR 08:45 GMT June 17, 2013
Fun with Covers: Reply   
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SaR KaL 08:34 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
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US Oil
Not trading but this what i got

	

One week Trade	Sell above 92.9402

High	Low

 95.6257 	 90.3300 

 96.2971 	 89.7003 

 96.9685 	 89.0792 

 97.6399 	 88.4667 

 98.3113 	 87.8625 

 98.9827 	 87.2665 

 99.6541 	 86.6786 

 Next Week 	

High	Low

 94.5735 	 89.3361 

 95.2375 	 88.7132 

 95.9015 	 88.0990 

 96.5655 	 87.4932 

 97.2295 	 86.8957 

 97.8935 	 86.3063 

 98.5575 	 85.7248 

SaR KaL 08:31 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
KaL's Trend and Level: Reply   
EURCAD
Good long this week

	

One week Trade	Buy Below 1.3833

High	Low

 1.3993 	 1.3675 

 1.4033 	 1.3636 

 1.4073 	 1.3597 

 1.4113 	 1.3558 

 1.4153 	 1.3520 

 1.4193 	 1.3482 

 1.4233 	 1.3444 

 Next Week 	

High	Low

 1.4257 	 1.3933 

 1.4298 	 1.3894 

 1.4339 	 1.3854 

 1.4380 	 1.3815 

 1.4420 	 1.3776 

 1.4461 	 1.3737 

 1.4502 	 1.3698 

jkt abel 08:29 GMT June 17, 2013
stagflation: Reply   
if it is going to be bad, it is going to be really bad, and i believe high stagflation is upon us

SaR KaL 08:29 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
KaL's Trend and Level: Reply   
SP500

	

One week Trade	Sell above 1587.5799

High	Low

 1,614.9303 	 1,560.6928 

 1,621.7678 	 1,554.1127 

 1,628.6054 	 1,547.5878 

 1,635.4430 	 1,541.1176 

 1,642.2806 	 1,534.7012 

 1,649.1182 	 1,528.3380 

 1,655.9558 	 1,522.0273 

 Next Week 	

High	Low

 1,569.4409 	 1,516.7312 

 1,576.0859 	 1,510.3364 

 1,582.7309 	 1,503.9954 

 1,589.3759 	 1,497.7074 

 1,596.0209 	 1,491.4717 

 1,602.6659 	 1,485.2878 

 1,609.3108 	 1,479.1549 



NDX

	

One week Trade	Sell above 2887.694

High	Low

 2,942.1861 	 2,834.2111 

 2,955.8091 	 2,821.1485 

 2,969.4321 	 2,808.2058 

 2,983.0551 	 2,795.3813 

 2,996.6782 	 2,782.6734 

 3,010.3012 	 2,770.0805 

 3,023.9242 	 2,757.6010 

 Next Week 	

High	Low

 2,858.5879 	 2,753.6809 

 2,871.8239 	 2,740.9895 

 2,885.0598 	 2,728.4145 

 2,898.2957 	 2,715.9544 

 2,911.5317 	 2,703.6075 

 2,924.7676 	 2,691.3725 

 2,938.0036 	 2,679.2476 



DJI

	

One week Trade	Sell above 14853.23

High	Low

 15,084.6726 	 14,625.3384 

 15,142.5333 	 14,569.4540 

 15,200.3939 	 14,513.9951 

 15,258.2545 	 14,458.9567 

 15,316.1152 	 14,404.3342 

 15,373.9758 	 14,350.1229 

 15,431.8365 	 14,296.3180 

 Next Week 	

High	Low

 14,759.5262 	 14,310.0928 

 14,816.1397 	 14,255.4130 

 14,872.7531 	 14,201.1495 

 14,929.3666 	 14,147.2974 

 14,985.9801 	 14,093.8523 

 15,042.5936 	 14,040.8095 

 15,099.2070 	 13,988.1644 

dc CB 08:16 GMT June 17, 2013
Fun with Covers: Reply   
Oil creeping UP

dc CB 08:05 GMT June 17, 2013
Shorters Symphony in 4.5mins: Reply   
DOH...Madaonna

Theme for the We(a)ek

Take on Ben...Truth or Dare

dc CB 07:54 GMT June 17, 2013
Homer Simpson...DOH: Reply   
POMO
$4.75 - $5.75 billion

HK RF@ 07:48 GMT June 17, 2013
'Blood on your hands': Bitter row as Vladimir Putin berates Britain over Syria carnage: Reply   


Putin ex-KGB, naturally protects the Shabiha.

Good Shabiha do not eat organs, but rape women's enemy, thus contributing to population growth, to compensate for the life loss in the battlefields.

Cambridge Joe 07:30 GMT June 17, 2013
'Blood on your hands': Bitter row as Vladimir Putin berates Britain over Syria carnage: Reply   
Yep ! It's all been done before !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXMItgFrKMg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liver-Eating_Johnson

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXMItgFrKMg

Syd 07:23 GMT June 17, 2013
'Blood on your hands': Bitter row as Vladimir Putin berates Britain over Syria carnage: Reply   
n a stunning rebuke, Mr Putin also warned the West not to arm Syria’s opposition fighters because they “eat the organs” of their enemies.

The president, who has made no secret of his opposition to any move by the West to supply arms to the rebels, said their barbaric behaviour was inconsistent with the “humanitarian and cultural values” of Europe.

And he insisted that Russia had not broken any rules by backing brutal dictator Bashar Assad in a conflict that has seen almost 100,000 people killed.
Mr Cameron said the two leaders did not see “eye to eye” on Syria but insisted their “big differences” could be overcome.

One should hardly back those who kill their enemies and eat their organs,” he added.He was referring to an incident when a rebel fighter was filmed taking a bite out of the liver he had cut from a dead Syrian soldier.

Syd 07:19 GMT June 17, 2013
Faltering Economy in China Dims Job Prospects for Graduates: Reply   
HONG KONG — A record seven million students will graduate from universities and colleges across China in the coming weeks, but their job prospects appear bleak — the latest sign of a troubled Chinese economy.

The Chinese government is worried, saying that the problem could affect social stability, and it has ordered schools, government agencies and state-owned enterprises to hire more graduates at least temporarily to help relieve joblessness. “The only thing that worries them more than an unemployed low-skilled person is an unemployed educated person,” said Shang-Jin Wei, a Columbia Business School economist.

GVI Forex Blog 07:17 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile Reply   
(NZ) NEW ZEALAND Q2 WESTPAC CONSUMER CONFIDENCE: 116.6 V 110.8 PRIOR - (NZ) NEW ZEALAND MAY PERFORMANCE SERVICES INDEX: 56.2 V 56.2 PRIOR - (JP) JAPAN MAY TOKYO CONDOMINIUM SALES Y/Y: +49.2% V -2.8% P

TradeTheNews.com Asian Market Update: Volatility subsides as talk of Fed taper takes the backseat to weak US consumer confidence - Source TradeTheNews.com

HK RF@ 07:12 GMT June 17, 2013
sell : Reply   


Strong argument, but can only be accepted in court, where common sense is not so common.

jkt abel 07:09 GMT June 17, 2013
sell : Reply   
could be year 2113, a hundred years from now

Haifa ac 07:06 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
sell : Reply   
RF, to his defense--he did NOT SAY WHAT YEAR.

SaR KaL 06:35 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
KaL's Trend and Level: Reply   
Correction;

USDJPY Shorts

One week Trade	



High	Low



 95.5454 	 91.7696 



 96.0221 	 91.3140 



 96.4989 	 90.8629 



 96.9756 	 90.4162 



 97.4523 	 89.9739 



 97.9290 	 89.5359 



 98.4058 	 89.1021 



 Next Week 	



High	Low



 90.6588 	 87.0761 



 91.1111 	 86.6438 



 91.5635 	 86.2157 



 92.0158 	 85.7919 



 92.4682 	 85.3722 



 92.9205 	 84.9566 



 93.3729 	 84.5450 

HK RF@ 06:34 GMT June 17, 2013
sell : Reply   


Isb 1 05:49 GMT

Are you here to tell us about the 19th collapse this month, or to advertise your Fu"kn sh!t Investment Bank.

We had enough of this kind here, turning this forum into a bucket shop.
Take your garbage to another place.

SaR KaL 06:33 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
KaL's Trend and Level: Reply   
usdchf Shorts

	

One week Trade	

High	Low

 0.9169 	 0.8932 

 0.9199 	 0.8903 

 0.9229 	 0.8874 

 0.9258 	 0.8845 

 0.9288 	 0.8817 

 0.9318 	 0.8789 

 0.9348 	 0.8760 

 Next Week 	

High	Low

 0.8807 	 0.8579 

 0.8836 	 0.8551 

 0.8864 	 0.8524 

 0.8893 	 0.8496 

 0.8922 	 0.8469 

 0.8950 	 0.8442 

 0.8979 	 0.8415 



EURUSD Longs

	

One week Trade	

High	Low

 1.3602 	 1.3290 

 1.3642 	 1.3252 

 1.3681 	 1.3214 

 1.3720 	 1.3176 

 1.3759 	 1.3139 

 1.3799 	 1.3102 

 1.3838 	 1.3064 

 Next Week 	

High	Low

 1.3901 	 1.3582 

 1.3941 	 1.3543 

 1.3981 	 1.3504 

 1.4021 	 1.3465 

 1.4061 	 1.3427 

 1.4101 	 1.3389 

 1.4141 	 1.3351 



USDCHF shorts

	

One week Trade	

High	Low

 95.5454 	 91.7696 

 96.0221 	 91.3140 

 96.4989 	 90.8629 

 96.9756 	 90.4162 

 97.4523 	 89.9739 

 97.9290 	 89.5359 

 98.4058 	 89.1021 

 Next Week 	

High	Low

 90.6588 	 87.0761 

 91.1111 	 86.6438 

 91.5635 	 86.2157 

 92.0158 	 85.7919 

 92.4682 	 85.3722 

 92.9205 	 84.9566 

 93.3729 	 84.5450 

Isb 1 05:49 GMT June 17, 2013
: Reply   
Sell GBPUSD
Entry: 1.3450 Target: 1.2850 Stop: 1.3550

Guys i am telling you that market will fall badly on 19th june , so read the full.........

Invest

GVI Forex Blog 03:38 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile Reply   
Divergent moves being seen in the major Equity markets. Its not one big roaring bull market.

Morning Briefing : 17-Jun-2013 -0335 GM

dc CB 02:46 GMT June 17, 2013
Fun with Covers: Reply   
don't know

Oil seems to be saying that the IRAN Troops are boooooooogggus

Stox too


as our Esteeemed college would say "Let's See"

Sydney ACC 02:42 GMT June 17, 2013
gbp/aud,and aud pairs: Reply   
Australian bank stocks have rallied strongly this morning after opening down at the start of trading. All four stocks are now trading in the black pushing the All Ords into positive territory while major mining stocks are recording losses.
Looks like someone has jumped back into the carry-trade.

Mtl JP 02:39 GMT June 17, 2013  - My Profile
Fun with Covers: Reply   
dc CB 22:03 who is it that was/is supposed to be surprised ?

Hong Kong AceTrader 01:25 GMT June 17, 2013
Jun 17, 2013: Yen gains broadly on renewed weakness in the Nikkei futures after decline in U.S. stoc: Reply   
Market Review - 15/06/2013 01:30GMT

Yen gains broadly on renewed weakness in the Nikkei futures after decline in U.S. stocks

The Japanese yen strengthened again against other currencies on Friday as the selloff in Japanese Nikkei futures in New York session prompted investors to unwind their previous massive short positions in yen.

Earlier in Asia, although dollar yen fell sharply from Australian high at 95.81 to 94.43 at Asian open as Japan's Nikkei-225 index pared some of early over 400 points gains, price staged a recovery to 95.37 and then traded narrowly in European session.

Later, despite dollar's brief rise to 95.33 in New York morning, price fell sharply after the release of weaker-than-expected U.S. University of Michigan consumer confidence (82.7 versus the forecast of 84.5) and later hit session a low of 93.98 at U.S. midday due to the selloff in Japan's Nikkei futures caused by weakness in the Dow.

The single currency fell sharply from Thursday's New York high at 1.3380 to 1.3342 in Asian morning. Price weakened further in European session due to cross selling of euro versus sterling and hit session low of 1.3295 in New York morning after the release of U.S. PPI and current account. Later, although the pair recovered to 1.3350 on weaker-than-expected U.S. consumer confidence, cross selling of euro versus yen briefly pressured euro to 1.3313 at U.S. midday and euro edged back to 1.3350 and traded near 1.3344 near New York close.

U.S. PPI in May came in at 0.5% m/m n 1.7% y/y, higher than the forecast of 0.1% and 1.4% respectively. U.S. current account was released at -106.1B, versus the forecast of -109.7B and the previous revised -102.3B.

The British pound went through a volatile roller-coaster session in Friday's session. Although cable edged lower from Australian top at 1.5725 in Asia and fell sharply to 1.5616 in European morning due to cross selling of sterling versus euro, the pair rebounded strongly in tandem with euro, intra-day upmove continued for rest of New York session and price closed just below New York high at 1.5714.

In other news, IMF chief Christine Lagarde said 'assumes Fed will slightly reduce asset purchases next year.' IMF said 'U.S. deficit reduction this "excessively rapid and ill-designed." urges repeal of sequester; U.S. economy should expand 2.7% in 2014, below it April forecast 3%; risks to U.S. outlook titled to downside due to uncertainties over austerity, long-term damage to labour market and external environment.' BOE's McCafferty says 'not sensible to tighten monetary policy if fall in sterling reflects need for economic rebalancing; most recent data suggest modest pick-up in U.K. growth but still risks; current amount of stimulus in UK is appropriate; some of QE put in place last year may still have some impact to come.'

On the data front, Euro zone employment in Q1 came in at -0.5% Q/Q n -1.0% y/y. Euro zone CPI in May came in at 0.1% m/m n 1.4% y/y, same as expectation.

Data to be released next week :

Japan tertiary industry index, U.K. Rightmove house price, Italy trade balance, EU trade balance, labour cost, Canada existing home sales, U.S. Empire State manufacturing on Monday.

Japan industrial production, capacity utilization, machine tool orders, U.K. PPI, CPI, RPI, ONS house price, German ZEW economic sentiment, ZEW current condition, EU ZEW economic sentiment, U.S. housing starts, building permits, retail sales on Tuesday. Fed begins 2-day FOMC meeting.

New Zealand current account, Australia Westpac leading economic indicator, Japan export, import, U.K. BOE MPC vote, Swiss ZEW index, Canada wholesale sales, U.S. rate decision on Wednesday.

New Zealand GDP, Japan leading indicator, China HSBC flash manufacturing PMI, Swiss rate decision, trade balance, German PPI, manufacturing PMI, service PMI, Italy industrial orders, current account, U.K. retail sales, CBI industrial trend, EU manufacturing PMI, service PMI, consumer confidence, U.S. PMI, jobless claim, existing home sales, leading indicator, Philadelphia Fed Survey on Thursday.

New Zealand consumer confidence, EU current account, U.K. PSNCR, public sector net borrowing, Canada CPI, retail sales on Friday.

ed kw 01:15 GMT June 17, 2013
gbp/aud,and aud pairs: Reply   
gbp/aud is dropping and xauaud is dropping to so poss aud strength but the the fed will cap aud/usa /big pips in this trade for gbp/usa is stalling