dc CB 23:39 GMT September 27, 2016
Election 2016: Goes Full Throttle STUPID.
Why did Cheryl Mills require criminal immunity?
This is the irksome question hanging over the FBI investigation into Hillary Clinton’s home-brew server in the wake of news that Ms. Mills was granted immunity for her laptop’s contents.
The Mills immunity, which we learned of on Friday, has unfortunately been overwhelmed by the first Trump-Clinton debate. But the week is still young. On Wednesday, Congress will have an opportunity to put the Mills questions to FBI director James Comey when he appears before the House Judiciary Committee.
WSJ
GVI Trading Room john bland 21:10 GMT September 27, 2016
Tuesday Trading
FWIW- Fed Funds Futures Odds for one rate hike by year-end 50% vs 53% yesterday. Call it roughly a coin-toss.
dc CB 20:42 GMT September 27, 2016
Oil
API
Crude: -0.752mmbl
Distillates: -0.343mmbbl
Gasoline: -3.7mmbbl
Cushing: -0.832mmbbl
dc CB 20:36 GMT September 27, 2016
Election 2016: Goes Full Throttle STUPID.
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Howard Dean(a washed out former Presidential candidate 2004) Stands By Tweet Accusing Trump Of Snorting Blow, Wants An Answer
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-09-27/howard-dean-stands-tweet-accusing-trump-snorting-blow-wants-answer#comment-8179689
The FT Goes Full Fearmonger: Electing Trump "Would Unravel The World"
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-09-27/ft-goes-full-fearmonger-electing-trump-would-unravel-world
2004: The scream that doomed Howard Dean
SaaR KaL 20:02 GMT September 27, 2016
EURJPY
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Next days 114.5
every doggy and his bro want to long
while it will dive into 111.5 the next monday
GVI Trading Room john bland 19:48 GMT September 27, 2016
Tuesday Trading
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WEEKLY HIGH IMPACT NEWS:
28-Sep WED
12:30 US- Durable Goods
14:30 US- EIA Crude
29-Sep THU
07:55 DE- Employment
12:30 US- GDP
23:30 JP- CPI
30-Sep FRI
06:00 DE- Retail Sales
08:30 GB- GDP
12:30 US- PCE Deflator
14:00 US- final Univ of Mich
Trading Themes--
- The media spent all day Tuesday rehashing the first Presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. In general, the mainstream press gave Clinton an edge. Most felt it was not a knock-out blow. As far as I could observe, it had no impact on the markets.
- The Conference Board Survey, which tends to be closely followed, surged in september to a seven year high, while other second-tier data did not move the needle much. There is lot more of data due over the week, but none is are likely to be decisive.
- On Monday, the September German Ifo Survey was considerably stronger than expected. ECB President Draghi testimony to the European Parliament revealed nothing new. He appeared resigned to an extended period of slow growth in the Eurozone.
John M. Bland, MBA
co-founder Global-View.com
CURRENT CONDITIONS: Risk On
SaaR KaL 19:12 GMT September 27, 2016
Gold reversal
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IMO will start from next days's low
of 1317 to 1310
tgt 1356
still bearish from 1333
GVI Trading Room john bland 19:10 GMT September 27, 2016
CURRENT CONDITIONS: Risk-On
Late day advance in U.S. stox 10-yr yield is remarkably low at 1.558%.
dc CB 18:50 GMT September 27, 2016
Tuesday Trading
For the rest of the week SToX will be positioning for the Quarter end which should keep them positive and maybe higher, esp Nasdaq. Election threat and Rate Hike threat totally out of the picture.
GVI Trading Room john bland 17:29 GMT September 27, 2016
Tuesday Trading
I don't think so. As vice Chair, he has an "obligation" to vote wih the Chair (Yellen). I suppose you could say that's political.
PAR 16:50 GMT September 27, 2016
Tuesday Trading
Is Fisher saying the Feds decision was political ?
dc CB 16:35 GMT September 27, 2016
Tuesday Trading
Blowing smoke up everyone's butt.
FISCHER: INTEREST RATES SHOULD NOT BE AT ZERO IN NORMAL ECON
so does that mean this is not a "normal econ"? Fisher just voted to keep rates the same, after he's been saying with his MOUTH that they should be raised.
GVI Trading Room Jay Meisler 16:28 GMT September 27, 2016
Tuesday Trading

US stocks moving higher... GBP a beneficiary in today's tug-of-war, firming after EURUSD bounced from just below 1.1193 Amazing Trader support. to regain 1.30.
EURUSD pivotal resistance remains at 1.1220...See if there are stops above 1.1220
hk ab 15:56 GMT September 27, 2016
gold
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time to fly.......
Toronto yv 15:16 GMT September 27, 2016
Election
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Is Nobel committee ready to award Noble Peace Prize to Hellary Killton ?
dc CB 14:45 GMT September 27, 2016
Oil
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will the API and toms EIA come to rescue?
GVI Forex Blog 14:37 GMT September 27, 2016
GVI Data Calendar for 28 September 2016
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September 27, 2016 (global-view.com) UPCOMING DATA HIGHLIGHTS for Wednesday, September 28, 2016.
- Far East: No Major Data
- Europe: No Major Data
- North America: US- Weekly Mortgages, Durable Goods, Weekly Crude, , 5-yr Auction, API Crude
WEEKLY HIGH IMPACT NEWS:
28-Sep WED
12:30 US- Durable Goods
14:30 US- EIA Crude
29-Sep THU
07:55 DE- Employment
12:30 US- GDP
23:30 JP- CPI
30-Sep FRI
06:00 DE- Retail Sales
08:30 GB- GDP
12:30 US- PCE Deflator
14:00 US- final Univ of Mich
GVI Data Calendar for 28 September 2016
SaaR KaL 14:25 GMT September 27, 2016
EURJPY Longs
Short Cable to 1.2920
Long Gold to 1340
SaaR KaL 14:09 GMT September 27, 2016
EURJPY Longs
Cable Flat
Longing later
not a good idea long yet
GVI Trading Room john bland 14:01 GMT September 27, 2016
BREAKING NEWS:
Big beat in Conference Board.
GVI Trading Room john bland 13:59 GMT September 27, 2016
BREAKING NEWS:
Richmond Fed misses.
dc CB 13:59 GMT September 27, 2016
Tuesday Trading
Cash SToX up real money buys the dip
Livingston nh 13:49 GMT September 27, 2016
*JUSTICE DEPARTMENT'S BILL BAER SAYS BANKS CAN LOWER PENALTIES
sharks don't go away if you feed them -- I keep repeating if faced w/ existential level of extortionate fines the banks could have popped a couple bio each into a mutual defense fund and bloodied DoJ for years (PAPER blizzard)- administrations change, budgets and PR work
But OPM so banks don't care
GVI Trading Room john bland 13:45 GMT September 27, 2016
BREAKING NEWS:
Markit Service flash PMI beats
SaaR KaL 13:07 GMT September 27, 2016
EURJPY Longs
USDJPY Lowest
100.06
LONDON SFH 13:01 GMT September 27, 2016
bunds
German SDP, "there'll be no state aid for DB"
SaaR KaL 12:57 GMT September 27, 2016
EURJPY Longs
EURJPY
Lowest 112.32
I am Now very long
GVI Trading Room john bland 12:56 GMT September 27, 2016
Tuesday Trading
DAX -94
DJ +1
SP +1
10-yr 1.553% -3.1bp flight to safety?
SaaR KaL 12:55 GMT September 27, 2016
bunds
I am near closing my shorts near 1325
will short next day 1334 for 1317 target
SaaR KaL 12:53 GMT September 27, 2016
EURJPY Longs
DJI Longing at lowest layer
18070 to 18045
Out of eurusd short
might head back to 1.1250
LONDON SFH 12:50 GMT September 27, 2016
bunds
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Gold is trading lower in this period of stress...bunds trading higher....the relationship is at stretched levels where you should sell bunds and buy gold
PAR 12:48 GMT September 27, 2016
VW
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VW could face bankruptcy on US Justice department fines .
It looks like US justice department want to bankrupt Germany ?
PAR 12:39 GMT September 27, 2016
Deutsche Bank
"if it walks like Lehman, and talks like Lehman... it is Lehman."
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-09-27/deutsche-bank-stock-crashes-near-single-digits-cds-spike-record-highs
SaaR KaL 12:24 GMT September 27, 2016
EURJPY Longs
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Longing EURJPY from 112.5 to 112.00
tgt 113.60
Short USDCAD here as well
LONDON SFH 12:20 GMT September 27, 2016
Panic exit?
Also the European bks inability to face up to the risks they have on their books and reorganise their businesses... RBS is now worth more than DB & Commerz combined....which valuations are wrong?
LONDON SFH 12:18 GMT September 27, 2016
Panic exit?
Don't think they forgot....they just didn't account for idiotic US authorities trying to play petty politics
PAR 12:16 GMT September 27, 2016
Panic exit?
ECB bank stress tests forgot to look at US BANK FINES and perpetual negative European interest rates . That is what is killing European banks and insurance companies.
PAR 12:14 GMT September 27, 2016
US Elections
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Creating a lot of uncertainty and volatility . It ain't over till it's over.
HK [email protected] 12:10 GMT September 27, 2016
Panic exit?
Europe may be perceived currently, as one big bankruptcy in the making.
Everyone into lifeboats please.
ForexMart Luis 11:55 GMT September 27, 2016
Daily Market Analysis by ForexMart

GBPJPY
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Technical Analysis GBP/USD: September 27, 2016
The dollar still hovers in the pressured area compared to other major pairs, seeing that the stocks remains affected regarding the Fed's resolution. Traders are taking some precautionary movements for every execution because of the impact that the U.S Presidential debate might bring.
The pair experienced a downward pressured on Monday because the pound and dollar throw over their acquired profits on Friday. Moreover, the pair also indicated a steep decline against the level of support lied at 1.2900.
The 50, 100 and 200 EMAs sustained a bearish outlook. The resistance is found in the 1.3000 level, support is present in the 1.2900 level.
MACD fail off but give out strength for the sellers. RSI is positioned in the negative condition.
ForexMart Luis 11:45 GMT September 27, 2016
Daily Market Analysis by ForexMart

AUDUSD
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Technical Analysis AUD/USD: September 27, 2016
Aussie is on a steady rate with US dollar even though the oil prices decreased. The AUD/USD price channel shows upward movement moving towards 0.7650. The 50-EMA also moved simultaneously in an upward direction reaching the 100 and 200 levels. The 100-EMA crossed the 200-EMA as shown in the 4 hours chart. The resistance was measured at 0.750 while the support follows at 0.7600. The MACD was seen in a downward direction which shows the position of the buyer to be weaker. However, it still presents a signal to buy. The Relative Strength Indicator remains at neutral state.
The initial buyer’s target is at 0.7650 level. However, A sharp breakdown almost close to 0.7600 and lower could lead to further decline towards 0.7540. As long as the current 0.7600 stays at that level, the prices are expected to continue in an upward trend.
GVI Trading Room john bland 11:42 GMT September 27, 2016
BREAKING NEWS:
Markets are not taking this offer seriously.
GVI Trading Room john bland 11:41 GMT September 27, 2016
BREAKING NEWS:
Report Saudis offer to cut output by 500K per day if Iran caps its output.
Source: TTN
ForexMart Luis 11:32 GMT September 27, 2016
Daily Market Analysis by ForexMart
EURUSD
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Technical Analysis for EUR/USD: September 27, 2016
The EUR/USD pair rallied up to 1.1278 during Monday’s trading session after positive US housing date enabled investors to avoid the advancement towards a major resistance range. US new home sales went down slightly in August, dropping at a 609,000 annual rate and decreasing by 7.6% as compared to the data last July, lower than the expected 8.6% decline. The USD was also strengthened by comments from the Fed’s lacker which has stated that there is a strong possibility of an interest rate hike in December. Germany’s IFO survey has indicated that the business environment in the EU has increased significantly in September, going up to 109.5 from August’s 106.2, with increase in both the expectations and assessments sector.
The EUR/USD pair meanwhile continues to trade within its current range, suspending its recovery at main resistance levels, with a descent at 1.1615 points. The currency pair also experienced multiple intraday highs and lows within the 1.1280 trading range, and the upward potential will continue to be suspended as long as the price of the pair remains below 1.1280 points. Divergences can already be seen in the 4-hour chart, and the price continues to remain above a highly bullish 20 SMA which has already went above the 100 SMA. There is a high probability of a bearish trading session on Tuesday if there will be more decreases below the 1.1225 range. If the USD continues to strengthen, then there is a probable bearish trade point at 1.1160.
ForexMart Luis 11:13 GMT September 27, 2016
Daily Market Analysis by ForexMart

USDJPY
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Technical Analysis for USD/JPY: September 27, 2016
The Japanese yen strengthened in the middle of risk aversion and is remaining to be a safe haven currency after the Bank of Japan’s statement that the central bank is preparing to implement additional regulations which are intended to increase inflation rates did not hinder the growth of the yen’s value.
The demand for the JPY was supported by the risk-off sentiment, with the price dropping from the present Asian high of 101.00 down to the immediate support level at 100.40 where there is a decreased downward pressure. The 50, 100, and 200 EMAs all declined while the moving averages all went lower in the 4-hour chart. Resistance levels are currently at 101.40 while support levels are at 100.40 points.
The technical indicators for the currency pair are all on the downward trend. However, MACD levels are sustained at the same range which is indicative of positive sellers data. On the other hand, RSI continues to remain over the expected oversold area. The USD/JPY is generally facing a bearish stance, and a closing value at 100.40 might trigger losses and may bring down the pair to the 100.00 range. The USD/JPY may also experience a slight increase if the support for the pair is sustained.
Munich Luis 11:02 GMT September 27, 2016
Daily Market Analysis by ForexMart

GBPUSD
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Fundamental Analysis for GBP/USD: September 27, 2016
The GBP/USD pair continues to trade at the bottom of its range, closing Monday’s trading session at 1.2950 points. The pair has not yet been able to make a proper recovery from its past price lows. The value of the currency pair will be most likely be decided by the impending adjustments between other currency pairs, particularly the expected EUR/GBP flows towards the end of September.
The GBP/USD pair had strong resistance levels at 1.3140 last week and has plummeted back to the support levels at 1.2950 after failing to go above the resistance level. The pair also momentarily decreased to 1.2910 before going back above 1.2950 points. Analysts are expecting the pair to be bullish for the rest of the daily trading session, possibly going up to the resistance level of 1.3000 points. If the pair manages to go over this resistance level then this would enable the pair to go in the range of 1.3080-3100, where a lot of sells happened during the last time the pair has reached this level.
However, it is still yet to be seen whether the pair would be able to maintain its current value at 1.2950, and could possible lead to a low on Friday at 1.2910 and then 1.2870. The EUR has a somewhat stable bullish stance, and the GBP is also expected to follow this bullish bearing of the EUR, since there are no major UK news that is expected to come out within this period.
PAR 11:00 GMT September 27, 2016
America against Europe
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Is America trying to destroy the European economy with gigantic fines , imposed sanctions against Russia ( a big trading partner for Europe ) and crooky trade deals ?
PAR 10:50 GMT September 27, 2016
US Justice department doing GOD s work ?
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Andy Ash (ADM INVESTOR SERVICE
To set fines on this basis, as below ....is ....well ...pretty outrageous ....and so the tit for tat will build. Apples tax fine ( repayment) looks meagre. Wells Fargo get a 180 mln $ fine and a dressing down .....anyone else in the world gets a fine that will finish the company. For DBK , they get 14 bln $ . Barriers go up ....global trade deals , some hope.
The U.S. Justice Department is assessing how big a criminal fine it can extract from Volkswagen AG over emissions-cheating without putting the German carmaker out of business, according to two people familiar with the negotiations.
The government and Volkswagen are trying to reach a settlement by January, the people said, before a new U.S. administration comes into office and replaces the political appointees who have been overseeing the process.
The U.S. is sizing up Germany’s biggest carmaker at the same time it’s trying to settle a civil case with the country’s largest bank, Deutsche Bank AG -- two companies that, together, directly account for more than 320,000 German jobs. In the case of Deutsche Bank, which is seeking
Munich Luis 10:48 GMT September 27, 2016
Daily Market Analysis by ForexMart

EURUSD
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Fundamental Analysis EUR/USD: September 27,2016
The pair produced 58 pip range for the traders while its daily average range should be more than 100 pips. The EUR/USD is situated in an open range for the past few weeks because there is a decline in the daily range which cause the traders to experience some trading difficulty. EURUSD trades with a similar range over the same extremes day in and day out.
Furthermore, it is already proven that euro ranked as one of the strongest currency that performed yesterday since it competently sustained its position against the U.S dollar and advanced in much higher level. Its lowest point still persists above the support seen at 1.1200 which also broke the resistance that comes in at 1.1245. It continually ascended and reached the 1.1275 and further confirmed its normal range. Support level settled at 1.1243.
According to forecasts, major news are not yet issued so the European region is expected to carry out another ranging day of trading. It is also recommended that traders and investors alike should mark the time for stable prices.
Munich Luis 10:41 GMT September 27, 2016
Daily Market Analysis by ForexMart
Fundamental Analysis Gold: September 27, 2016
A small incremental change closed Gold on Monday. Traders were not expecting for the early sign of weakness after US dollar and US equity markets are traded lower in the market. Adversely, this is an opportunity for metals such as Gold. Sellers domineer trading while buyers are doubting the tenacity of the market after last week’s rally. Up to the last minute before the end of trading session, those on the lookout for bargains benefited from the aberration of the market that move Gold higher.
Monday trading demonstrated inconsistency that continues to sway Gold until investors buy them. The outflow for Gold was brought by short-term pressure that are aggressively seized by investors while sellers are driven because of long liquidation.
The surge of Gold early this year are to hedge funds caused by weakness in the stock market and crude oil. However, there are other options such as Silver, Platinum and Palladium. Until the traders spend big money to gold, the current state of Gold will not change and stop swaying sideways.
SaaR KaL 10:33 GMT September 27, 2016
Dax
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Dax is recommended Buy folks
Munich Luis 10:23 GMT September 27, 2016
Daily Market Analysis by ForexMart

USDJPY
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Fundamental Analysis USD/JPY: September 27 2016
The USD/JPY stopped at 0.665 or -0.66% at 100.306. Financiers of the Japanese yen attacked the US investors on Monday as they kept arguing about the BoJ's plan to change the monetary policy.
Despite of the preparation by many investors for the upcoming OPEC meeting and the first presidential debate of the United States, the Yen merchants awaits for the statement of the central bank Japanese Governor Kuroda. As he affirmed last Monday about the readiness of Nichigin regarding the usage of policy tool for the accomplishing the 2% target of inflation.
Furthermore, news released some information during the meeting by which the bank is confident that they will reach their goal, but there are some uncertainties which might leave an impact for accommodating the renewed policy.
The movement of price can be identified upon the debate outcome, considering that this is the major news at this moment.
In case that Mr.Trump got the victory then stocks presumably would be sold-off whereby investors of yen would be safe because it will settle on a higher position.
PAR 09:58 GMT September 27, 2016
ECB
ECB has become one big COMEDIA DEL ARTE .
GVI Trading Room john bland 09:56 GMT September 27, 2016
Tuesday Trading
Mixed equities
DAX -101
DJ +18
SP +3
US 10-yr
1.575% -0.9bp
GVI Trading Room john bland 09:53 GMT September 27, 2016
EURO
Depends on who you are. If you are an at risk bank you will be doing what you can to secure as much long-term financing as you can. I've seen it at banks first hand several times in my life.
PAR 09:44 GMT September 27, 2016
EURO
Should we consider moving our money out of European banks into the much stronger US banks ?
GVI Trading Room john bland 09:38 GMT September 27, 2016
EURO
Par- oftentimes over the years when banks were in trouble we have seen repatriations of funds back home. Could this be at work now?
PAR 09:31 GMT September 27, 2016
EURO
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With so many European banks in existential problems it is hard to understand the Euro strenght . Short EURO 1.1250. Objective below 1.1000 .
PAR 09:15 GMT September 27, 2016
ECB
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ECB managed to turn a huge positive for the European economy - LOW OIL PRICES - into a huge negative by making it a deflation drama .
Everybody at the ECB should get fired .
PAR 09:14 GMT September 27, 2016
ECB
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ECB managed to turn a huge positive for the European economy - LOW OIL PRICES - into a huge negative by making it a deflation drama .
Everybody at the ECB should get fired .
PAR 09:05 GMT September 27, 2016
Deutsche Bank
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Deutsche Bank may also consider debt for equity swap ? LOL.
GVI Trading Room john bland 08:32 GMT September 27, 2016
Tuesday Trading

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PAR 08:20 GMT September 27, 2016
Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena
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Monte di Paschi considering voluntary debt for equity swap .
After that they consider to issue new debt and sell those bonds to the ECB .
This will solve the NPL 's ? This is VOODOO, not banking .
GVI Trading Room john bland 08:14 GMT September 27, 2016
Tuesday Trading
WEEKLY HIGH IMPACT NEWS:
27-Sep TUE
13:45 US- flash Service PMI
14:00 US- Consumer Confidence
28-Sep WED
12:30 US- Durable Goods
14:30 US- EIA Crude
29-Sep THU
07:55 DE- Employment
12:30 US- GDP
23:30 JP- CPI
30-Sep FRI
06:00 DE- Retail Sales
08:30 GB- GDP
12:30 US- PCE Deflator
14:00 US- final Univ of Mich
Trading Themes--
- The first Presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton saw pundits giving Clinton an edge. Most felt it was not a knock-out blow.
- Today sees a number of second-tier U.S. releases. The Conference Board Survey is closely followed, while the other data should not move the needle much. There is lot of data due over the week, but most are unlikely to be decisive.
- On Monday, the September German Ifo Survey was considerably stronger than expected. ECB President Draghi testimony to the European Parliament revealed nothing new. He appeared resigned to an extended period of slow growth in the Eurozone.
John M. Bland, MBA
co-founder Global-View.com
CURRENT CONDITIONS: Mild Risk On
SaaR KaL 08:06 GMT September 27, 2016
Equity
USDJPY Shorts for many weeks is from near 101.70 to 102.40
to target the lowest 97 to 96
should take a month +
SaaR KaL 07:51 GMT September 27, 2016
Equity
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Generally Bullish US Equity + Dax
for the rest of the week
DJI from 18100 tgt 18600
Dax from 10400 to 10700 (*** Buying)
SP from 2140 t0 2200
GVI Trading Room john bland 07:47 GMT September 27, 2016
BREAKING NEWS:
Saudi comment implies no decision will be forthcoming.
GVI Trading Room john bland 07:46 GMT September 27, 2016
BREAKING NEWS:
Saudi Oil Minister Oil Minister, Algiers meeting "consultative".
SaaR KaL 07:25 GMT September 27, 2016
gbpusd
I am Longing at 1.2920 today
kl fs 07:23 GMT September 27, 2016
gbpusd
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1.30 again...maybe it is time to go the other way
Haifa ac 06:38 GMT September 27, 2016
Dollar/Yen trying to hold
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Gut feeling-- the true interpretation of the debate (the whole battle for the presidency) is likely to be revealed by FOREX.
$/JPY is trying to hold here and if we get a serious rally (above 104) then the verdict for a strong dollar is in. It is already beating so many world currencies (the poor peso, the BP, soon the ruble and euro). The only place it is still subdued (ignored) is in USA.
Should be interesting.
haifa ac 05:25 GMT September 27, 2016
US Elections
Trump tried to be a "gentleman" ( so as not to lose the women vote). Hillary called him Donald and demeaned him.
She won the first debate.
If Hillary wins the elections we will have a most horrendous bear market into her first or second year in office (you cannot continue Obama's fed policies without paying dear consequences)
If Trump wins we will have a big bull market into his second year or so because he represents true capitalism.
How stupid is the American public? we will know soon.
dc CB 04:53 GMT September 27, 2016
US Elections
WaPo 6, count em 6 Opinions including the Editorial Board Editorial.
Clinton WON
(buy StoX)
SaaR KaL 04:09 GMT September 27, 2016
AUDUSD Looking to Short
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Will short audusd somewhere here for 100 pips
...maybe a little more then 0.9680
tgt 0.7550
dc CB 03:39 GMT September 27, 2016
Oct 1...1st Amendment no longer applies
Top rated radio talk show host Michael Savage was abruptly pulled off the air on Monday afternoon after launching into a segment on Hillary Clinton’s delicate health. The talker called his abrupt removal an act of “sabotage.”
Savage, host of the nationally syndicated The Savage Nation radio program, was discussing Hillary’s health and suggested she may have Parkinson’s disease when he was alerted that his show had been pulled from the air on New York’s WABC radio.
The host discovered that The Savage Nation was pulled off the air and replaced by the “Curtis And Cooby Show,” in the Big Apple.
Not long after discovering he was pulled from WABC, as Savage was telling his audience what happened in New York, his live feed was suddenly cut off to many of his other affiliates and a replay of an earlier episode was substituted for the live feed.
Top Rated Talk Show Host Michael Savage Pulled Off the Air After Discussing Hillary’s Health
dc CB 03:12 GMT September 27, 2016
US Elections
At tonight’s debate, Donald Trump faced off not just against Hillary Clinton, but against moderator Lester Holt.
The game of two-on-one saw Holt ask no questions about:
Hillary’s emails
Benghazi
The Clinton Foundation
While ignoring these issues, Holt grilled Trump on stop-and-frisk, the birther issue, his comments about women, his many bankruptcies, why he hasn’t released his tax returns, and a host of other issues the media sees as unfriendly to the Republican candidate.
Lester Holt: The Third Debater?
Berlin DG 03:07 GMT September 27, 2016
US Elections
for Clinton being a president means strengthening her circles, for Trump it means getting the toy he really really wants.
For overwhelming majority both ad president mean: DOODOO
Berlin DG 02:58 GMT September 27, 2016
US Elections
Buy Gold
Entry: Target: Stop:
on the menu: LIAR vs. CROOKIS
both offer no perspective for improvement to the American nation, both raise fears about totally unaware personalities to be US president. both have no clue, and the bottom line is that Clinton's history is a bad experience and Trump is capable to beat that experience to the worst.
China, Russia, they have all reasons to worry much less. unfortunately, the terrorists too. The economy, NWO seems to be in control as those two clowns are easy to tame.
Sydney ACC 02:49 GMT September 27, 2016
US Elections
Hillary left the best to last. Her reply regarding hger stamina for office was superb. Her comments regarding women was the knockout punch. Guess that will help tie up the womens' vote.
dc CB 02:38 GMT September 27, 2016
US Elections
Trump made NO attack on her alleged corruption.
Makes me think he's thrown in the towel.
This was nothing more that the usual presidential "fake" debate.
The US Media will declare her the winner. LONG USA
Long The Free Money will flow for another 4 years.
IMHO
haifa ac 02:18 GMT September 27, 2016
US Elections
Ding Dong! The Witch is not dead
dc CB 02:10 GMT September 27, 2016
US Elections
Stock indexes seem to agree.
Looks like she's not going to fritz out...imho that was the risk.
20 mins to go.
haifa ac 02:05 GMT September 27, 2016
US Elections
so far she is eating him alive
Sydney ACC 01:15 GMT September 27, 2016
US Elections
Trump first misleading statement.
Mexico imposes a tax of 16% on imports from USA. The 16% is IVA tax i.e. VAT.
USA has sales tax.