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- Submitted May 3, 2014|From fxempire.com|11 comments
Below we cover bullish and bearish fundamentals that are specific to Europe and the US. Of course the pair is heavily influenced by overall risk appetite, which we cover in depth in out weekly previews here. As the minimal movement in the above ...
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Cliff Wachtel commented Apr 29, 2014l I write to force myself to figure out various trading & strategy questions. This one started as collection of evidence that opposes current consensus, and defines what data points to watch in order to anticipate Fed moves and thus moves of EURUSD ...
Why Fed Tightening Signals Could Come Sooner Than Expected
- Submitted Apr 29, 2014|From fxempire.com|15 comments
QE’s influence on employment is waning. Deflation threats are weakening. While the probability of inflation may be low, its risks are significant, so the Fed must be cautious, especially given its poor forecasting record. Even mere signals of rising ...
- Cliff Wachtel commented Apr 27, 2014
because....? curious to hear your reasoning.
EURUSD Weekly Outlook: More Volatility Likely, But Can The Pair Finally Break Out?
- Cliff Wachtel commented Apr 27, 2014
sustained risk aversion is the other thing that could start next leg lower for EURUSD. Granted, with rates still low need some real fear - probably EUR specific (EU crisis, Ukraine gets out of hand, etc.
EURUSD Weekly Outlook: More Volatility Likely, But Can The Pair Finally Break Out?
- Submitted Apr 26, 2014|From fxempire.com|10 comments
FX Traders’ weekly EURUSD fundamental & technical picture, this week’s market drivers that could change it- the bullish, the bearish and likely EURUSD direction. Summary 1.Technical Outlook: Near term indecisive, longer term clash of momentum and ...
- Cliff Wachtel commented Apr 13, 2014
USD rates are still up overall since February, they’ve only started falling in past 3 weeks due to a few factors: • They got close to longer term resistance (2.8% on the 10 year note) • Weaker US data undermined hopes for faster tightening • FOMC ...
EURUSD Weekly Outlook: Key Correlation Fails, Breakout or Range Trading Ahead?
- Cliff Wachtel commented Apr 13, 2014
only when EUR hitting medium term highs
EURUSD Weekly Outlook: Key Correlation Fails, Breakout or Range Trading Ahead?
- Cliff Wachtel commented Apr 13, 2014
Update - just saw on FF Reuters report that ECB already trying to jawbone the EUR lower
EURUSD Weekly Outlook: Key Correlation Fails, Breakout or Range Trading Ahead?
- Submitted Apr 12, 2014|From fxempire.com|8 comments
FX Traders’ weekly EURUSD fundamental & technical picture, this week’s market drivers that could change it- the bullish, the bearish and likely EURUSD direction & why it broke from its normal correlations with stocks Summary -Weekly technical ...
- Cliff Wachtel commented Apr 3, 2014
I guess Thursdays the content pipeline empty if they need to post this
'Bond King' Gross writes an ode to his dead cat, Bob
- Cliff Wachtel commented Mar 30, 2014
The deep insight muse doesn't always hit. For insight, here's a good article from zerohedge: url - compares past EURUSD performance and conditions to present, concludes EUR due for significant pullback The article also briefly mentions EU banking ...
EURUSD Weekly Outlook: And Now, The Storm After The Calm
- Cliff Wachtel commented Mar 30, 2014
or, in case of ECB and Fed, the one who has less irresponsible CB policy. Suspect Fed wins, not out of any commitment to preserving USD wealth (as usual) but simply because US, like Japan, is a functioning currency union, unlike the fatally flawed ...
Citi: Why Does The Euro Refuse To Go Lower?
- Submitted Mar 29, 2014|From fxempire.com|4 comments
Summary Technical Outlook: Near term (daily chart) bearish, longer term (weekly chart) neutral. See conclusions for likely range and bullish/bearish breakout points this week. Fundamental Outlook: Neutral Near Term, Bearish Longer Term – see ...
- Cliff Wachtel commented Mar 24, 2014
Currently they're on their own unless they accept OMT and its conditions, which Spain rejected last time, figuring (correctly) that it presented enough contagion risk to force a better deal. Italy has bigger economy, so should be able to do same. ...
EU Banking Pact Version 2.0: EU’s Latest Nail In Its Own Coffin
- Cliff Wachtel commented Mar 23, 2014
point of article not that they think money printing will solve problems, but that EU Parliament reps were last ones who could negotiate with member states for a realistic banking union that could act quickly enough to close a bad bank and had enough ...
EU Banking Pact Version 2.0: EU’s Latest Nail In Its Own Coffin
- Submitted Mar 23, 2014|From fxempire.com|8 comments
The New Agreement Still Isn’t Good Enough, Same Obstacles, Same Inadequate Results In late December 2013 EU member states agreed on an EU banking union plan. It was widely criticized as too slow implement and too underfunded to provide a credible ...
- Cliff Wachtel commented Mar 23, 2014
Smart. Few seem to understand that forex is so often best used for long term trends (though the brokers push for day trading type styles to up their volume & profits) because fx produces some of the most persistent long term trends. Why? Because it ...
EURUSD Weekly Outlook March 24-8 2014: Calm Before The Storm?
- Cliff Wachtel commented Mar 23, 2014
No offense, just saying the picture isn't straight forward, so first we sort out the technical and fundamental picture, and if no clear conclusion (I do offer likely range, then dig deeper or don't attempt to trade a trend that doesn't exist on the ...
EURUSD Weekly Outlook March 24-8 2014: Calm Before The Storm?