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--- Written by Ilya Spivak, Currency Strategist
A way forward to your Financial FreedomSaturday
EUR/USD Technical Analysis 03.29.2013
EUR/USD Technical Analysis– Prices broke below support at 1.2843, the 23.6% Fibonacci expansion, exposing the 38.2% level at 1.2716. A further drop below that aims for the 50% Fib at 1.2614. The 1.2843 level has been recast as near-term resistance, with a move back above that eyeing a rising channel top at 1.3007.
Daily Chart - Created Using FXCM Marketscope 2.0
--- Written by Ilya Spivak, Currency Strategist
A way forward to your Financial Freedom
Daily Chart - Created Using FXCM Marketscope 2.0
--- Written by Ilya Spivak, Currency Strategist
A way forward to your Financial Freedom
Wednesday
EUR/USD edges higher; strong resistance at 1.4025
The Euro continues to drift higher as equities and commodities remain in positive territory for a second day in a row.
Reports published by the Detastis showed German retail sales rise by 0.8%, below analysts estimates, but higher from the downwardly revised -1.7% prior.
With the U.S. ADP non-farm employment change and the ISM Non-manufacturing PMI due tomorrow, further Dollar weakness is expected to be limited.
Markets anticipate ADP at -30K from -84K, while ISM non-manufacturing to rise to 51.0 from 49.8.
Trend:
Weekly : Sideways
Daily: Bearish
Hourly: Bearish
Support & Resistance:
From current levels, 1.3955, the pair finds initial resistance at 1.3986, followed by 1.4025 and 1.4070.
Key support to watch is the 1.3920 where a break of such would open targets to the 1.3890 level, followed by 1.3850 and 1.3800.
Strategy:
Although there is strong resistance at 1.3990, the Euro may push a bit further before trending lower. For now, downward trend remains intact.
Limit Sell @ 1.4020 Targets: T1 1.4000 – T2 1.3805 Risk: 1.4070
* After 15 pips profit move stop to entry, take profit at will. Trade is canceled if it rebounds near entry and moves higher by 20 pips. Comments will follow if outlook changes.
Daily Fundamentals:
forexdistrict.com
By Juan P. Bejarano
Posted on February 2, 2010 12:19pm
Reports published by the Detastis showed German retail sales rise by 0.8%, below analysts estimates, but higher from the downwardly revised -1.7% prior.
With the U.S. ADP non-farm employment change and the ISM Non-manufacturing PMI due tomorrow, further Dollar weakness is expected to be limited.
Markets anticipate ADP at -30K from -84K, while ISM non-manufacturing to rise to 51.0 from 49.8.
Trend:
Weekly : Sideways
Daily: Bearish
Hourly: Bearish
Support & Resistance:
From current levels, 1.3955, the pair finds initial resistance at 1.3986, followed by 1.4025 and 1.4070.
Key support to watch is the 1.3920 where a break of such would open targets to the 1.3890 level, followed by 1.3850 and 1.3800.
Strategy:
Although there is strong resistance at 1.3990, the Euro may push a bit further before trending lower. For now, downward trend remains intact.
Limit Sell @ 1.4020 Targets: T1 1.4000 – T2 1.3805 Risk: 1.4070
* After 15 pips profit move stop to entry, take profit at will. Trade is canceled if it rebounds near entry and moves higher by 20 pips. Comments will follow if outlook changes.
Daily Fundamentals:
forexdistrict.com
By Juan P. Bejarano
Posted on February 2, 2010 12:19pm
Saturday
PERDAGANGAN MATAWANG
(Ini adalah rencana bersiri mengenai aliran semasa yang membawa kepada krisis kewangan masakini. Rencana asal di dalam bahasa Inggeris telah disiarkan di dalam blog ini pada April 28, 2009)
1. Perdagangan matawang merupakan satu lagi penyumbang palsu kepada kemewahan negara-negara kaya. Perniagaan ini sekali lagi melibatkan wang yang tidak ujud. Bank akan pinjamkan sehingga 30 kali jumlah wang pelabur yang dipegang pedagang. Sekali lagi pinjaman diujudkan oleh wang rekaan bank. Begitu juga dengan wang pelabur jika ianya dipinjam dari bank.
2. Pinjaman yang besar oleh pedagang matawang membolehkan mereka memanipulasikan pasaran; menolak naik atau turun nilai matawang. Apabila nilai matawang bertukar peniaga mengaut untung. Kerana peniaga matawang mengawal beribu billion dollar, keuntungan mereka amatlah besar, dan begitu juga dengan dividen yang dibayar kepada pelabur.
3. Perniagaan matawang dianggarkan 20 kali lebih besar daripada jumlah keseluruhan perdagangan dunia. Pulangan ke atas setiap dolar yang dilaburkan akan lebih tinggi berbanding dividen daripada pengeluaran dan perdagangan barangan dan pemberian perkhidmatan. Dengan itu pelabur dan peniaga akan mendapat perolehan yang lebih tinggi daripada jangkaan sekiranya mereka melabur hanya modal yang ada pada mereka.
4. Individu tidak boleh pinjam 30 kali ganda wang yang mereka miliki untuk dilabur. Tetapi peniaga matawang boleh. Demikian kecenderungan pelabur untuk melabur melalui pedagang matawang.
5. Perniagaan matawang bukanlah untuk melabur dalam perniagaan atau perdagangan. Ianya diperjudikan ke atas kenaikan atau kemerosotan sesuatu matawang. Walau apa sekalipu jadi pada matawang (naik atau turun), penjudi (peniaga) akan untung. Kerana untung adalah daripada pelaburan lebih 30 kali ganda duit pelabur, kedua-dua peniaga dan pelabur akan mengaut untung yang jauh lebih tinggi daripada pelaburan dengan jumlah modal asal.
6. Keuntungan yang diperoleh peniaga dan pelabur ini akan dengan satu cara atau lain dimasukkan di dalam perkiraan KDNK dan pendapatan per kapita negara. Dengan itu angka-angka petunjuk ini menjadi begitu tinggi.
By Dr. Mahathir Mohamad on May 15, 2009 8:43 AM |
Monday
EUR/USD forecast
H4 graph
The pair went above level 1.3550 – key resistance had been passed; owing to that, target of the pair’s growth is now set at resistance level 1.3910. Support is at 1.3550.
Daily graph
Level 1.3550 proved to be a key level. The pair’s rising above it led to development of a strong uptrend, having targets of growth set at intermediate resistance 1.3910, target level 1.4230 and then, possibly, at 1.4400. Support is currently at 1.3550.
forexmillion.com
The pair went above level 1.3550 – key resistance had been passed; owing to that, target of the pair’s growth is now set at resistance level 1.3910. Support is at 1.3550.
Daily graph
Level 1.3550 proved to be a key level. The pair’s rising above it led to development of a strong uptrend, having targets of growth set at intermediate resistance 1.3910, target level 1.4230 and then, possibly, at 1.4400. Support is currently at 1.3550.
forexmillion.com
Wednesday
Two Types of Trading Losers
There are a whole host of characters who regularly lose money in the market place, and most fall into two catogories:
1) False Ego Traders
2) Nervous Traders
The false ego mistakes come from a mixture of false pride and bravado and are the most dangerous mistakes to make. The trader, generally a beginner or intermediate -- call him Tader A -- gets an opinion in his head about market direction. His analysis may have even been sound, but his opinion keeps him from reading/seeing the signs that a change is occuring in the market he has targeted. He subconsciously see the changes, but false pride is the devil, and blocks the information from making it into his conscious decision making process. The change he needs to see may even be pointed out to him by a fellow trader --Trader B-- but Trader A's false ego blocks this because he knows "I'm smarter than Trader B...In fact I think its a good idea to fade Trader B".
Trader A is also likely someone who is accustomed to being listened to. He may have been upper management in a company, or even owned the company. "People better listen to me" is how he sees it. He is likely more accustomed to talking rather then listening.
Despite trader A's previous success' Mother Market will bring him down quickly. Any early success he has in the market will only make for bigger losses down the road as he gets caught in the spiral of trying to make up for lost money and still make money. He doesn't just want to get his money back, he wants that and then some. His time is valuable. He is going to make the market pay.
Well we all know how that works out, which is to say we won't be seeing Trader A around for long.
Then there is Trader C, who is a nervous trader. Trader C is nervous because he had a bad day trading early on, and could not stop thinking that if he lost that same amount of money every day, he would be penniless in 54 trading days. Trader C worked hard his whole life, and despite having never got the big promotion or raise Trader C managed to save some money. Trader C is not used to people listening to him. But he is good at seeing things develop around him which makes him sensitive to change. This is a good thing for Trader C, who is more an analyst than a trader. But Trader C can never seem to catch the big one because every time he sees a trade up decent money, he remembers that loser in the begining, and he grabs the money rather then let the profit run. He also sets his stops too tight, and has a hard time following the rules when a trade goes against him. Trader C needs a shot of Trader A's bravado. There are a lot of Trader C's in the market place.
Often times Trader A types who survive will morph into Trader C types. Trader C though is in his rut becasue he can't seem to make more than he risks.
The way to avoid being someone who ends up paying the advertising costs for the big Forex firms like Trader's A & C is to understand how dangerous and competitve trading is to begin with. And prepare for it from that mind-set. Be "reality orientated".
Two things I hear a lot in this busienss:
#1) I wish I would have started out demo trading.
#2) I wish I would have stayed in my demo account longer.
I've been around the trading game since 1980 and I can tell you that most of you will see something in yourself in Trader A & Trader C.
Beleve me, we all have more in common than we are different.
And when you shine a light on something that had been in the shadows, the shadows disappear.
Jay Norris - Trading-U.com
1) False Ego Traders
2) Nervous Traders
The false ego mistakes come from a mixture of false pride and bravado and are the most dangerous mistakes to make. The trader, generally a beginner or intermediate -- call him Tader A -- gets an opinion in his head about market direction. His analysis may have even been sound, but his opinion keeps him from reading/seeing the signs that a change is occuring in the market he has targeted. He subconsciously see the changes, but false pride is the devil, and blocks the information from making it into his conscious decision making process. The change he needs to see may even be pointed out to him by a fellow trader --Trader B-- but Trader A's false ego blocks this because he knows "I'm smarter than Trader B...In fact I think its a good idea to fade Trader B".
Trader A is also likely someone who is accustomed to being listened to. He may have been upper management in a company, or even owned the company. "People better listen to me" is how he sees it. He is likely more accustomed to talking rather then listening.
Despite trader A's previous success' Mother Market will bring him down quickly. Any early success he has in the market will only make for bigger losses down the road as he gets caught in the spiral of trying to make up for lost money and still make money. He doesn't just want to get his money back, he wants that and then some. His time is valuable. He is going to make the market pay.
Well we all know how that works out, which is to say we won't be seeing Trader A around for long.
Then there is Trader C, who is a nervous trader. Trader C is nervous because he had a bad day trading early on, and could not stop thinking that if he lost that same amount of money every day, he would be penniless in 54 trading days. Trader C worked hard his whole life, and despite having never got the big promotion or raise Trader C managed to save some money. Trader C is not used to people listening to him. But he is good at seeing things develop around him which makes him sensitive to change. This is a good thing for Trader C, who is more an analyst than a trader. But Trader C can never seem to catch the big one because every time he sees a trade up decent money, he remembers that loser in the begining, and he grabs the money rather then let the profit run. He also sets his stops too tight, and has a hard time following the rules when a trade goes against him. Trader C needs a shot of Trader A's bravado. There are a lot of Trader C's in the market place.
Often times Trader A types who survive will morph into Trader C types. Trader C though is in his rut becasue he can't seem to make more than he risks.
The way to avoid being someone who ends up paying the advertising costs for the big Forex firms like Trader's A & C is to understand how dangerous and competitve trading is to begin with. And prepare for it from that mind-set. Be "reality orientated".
Two things I hear a lot in this busienss:
#1) I wish I would have started out demo trading.
#2) I wish I would have stayed in my demo account longer.
I've been around the trading game since 1980 and I can tell you that most of you will see something in yourself in Trader A & Trader C.
Beleve me, we all have more in common than we are different.
And when you shine a light on something that had been in the shadows, the shadows disappear.
Jay Norris - Trading-U.com
Monday
EUR/USD - Weekly Forex Analysis for April 20-24, 2009
Posted on April 18, 2009 at 20:40 in Analysis by James Chen
EUR/USD (a daily chart of which is shown) continued its expected bearishness for most of the past week after rising during the beginning of the week to approach once again the long-term downtrend resistance line extending from the second test of 1.6 back in July. Friday’s (4/17/2009) substantial bearishness broke cleanly below the key 1.3100 support/resistance level, and then closely approached the equally significant 1.3000 level before closing out the trading week. Price is currently at a critical juncture for the upcoming week of April 20-24, 2009. Any strong break below 1.3000 should signify substantial and continuing bearishness in the pair that could eventually target February and March lows in the 1.2500 price region. To the upside, the 1.3300 region and the noted long-term downtrend resistance line which is currently just above it, should serve as major upside resistance within the context of the current overall downtrend.
James Chen, CTA, CMT
EUR/USD (a daily chart of which is shown) continued its expected bearishness for most of the past week after rising during the beginning of the week to approach once again the long-term downtrend resistance line extending from the second test of 1.6 back in July. Friday’s (4/17/2009) substantial bearishness broke cleanly below the key 1.3100 support/resistance level, and then closely approached the equally significant 1.3000 level before closing out the trading week. Price is currently at a critical juncture for the upcoming week of April 20-24, 2009. Any strong break below 1.3000 should signify substantial and continuing bearishness in the pair that could eventually target February and March lows in the 1.2500 price region. To the upside, the 1.3300 region and the noted long-term downtrend resistance line which is currently just above it, should serve as major upside resistance within the context of the current overall downtrend.
James Chen, CTA, CMT
Tuesday
EUR/USD - Weekly Forex Analysis for April 13-17, 2009
Posted on April 11, 2009 at 16:32 in Analysis by James Chen
EUR/USD (a daily chart of which is shown) was bearish for the entire past week as price retested and then bounced down off a long-term downtrend resistance line (extending from the 2nd test of the 1.6 all-time high last July), and then subsequently broke down below a short-term uptrend support line (extending from the 1.2455 low in early March). By the past week’s close, price had retested strong support around 1.3100, descending all the way down to 1.3088, before being tentatively rejected by support. The upcoming week of April 13-17, 2009 should bring some substantial price action after the major holiday weekend. To the upside, strong resistance still resides in the 1.3300 price region, with further dynamic resistance around the noted long-term downtrend resistance line. At this time, the directional bias continues to be bearish overall, as this pair is still within the bounds of a long-term downtrend. Any break below the 1.3100 region should easily target major support/resistance around 1.3000. And any significant breakdown below this latter level would be a considerably bearish indication that could target further key support around 1.2750 to the downside.
James Chen, CTA, CMT
EUR/USD (a daily chart of which is shown) was bearish for the entire past week as price retested and then bounced down off a long-term downtrend resistance line (extending from the 2nd test of the 1.6 all-time high last July), and then subsequently broke down below a short-term uptrend support line (extending from the 1.2455 low in early March). By the past week’s close, price had retested strong support around 1.3100, descending all the way down to 1.3088, before being tentatively rejected by support. The upcoming week of April 13-17, 2009 should bring some substantial price action after the major holiday weekend. To the upside, strong resistance still resides in the 1.3300 price region, with further dynamic resistance around the noted long-term downtrend resistance line. At this time, the directional bias continues to be bearish overall, as this pair is still within the bounds of a long-term downtrend. Any break below the 1.3100 region should easily target major support/resistance around 1.3000. And any significant breakdown below this latter level would be a considerably bearish indication that could target further key support around 1.2750 to the downside.
James Chen, CTA, CMT
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