Saturday, 5 November 2011

Action Insight Weekly Report 11-5-11

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Action Insight Weekly Report Markets Snapshot

Markets Mixed after an Eventful Week

Markets are left rather mixed after a week of central bank surprises and Greek drama. It once looked like another round of risk selloff, dollar rebound is around the corner but resolution in Greece political turmoil dampened the chance. There markets are facing different factors and it seems that participants are rather confused about what to do next. Firstly, the never-ending European debt crisis simply won't go away easily. Secondly, the major economies are facing increasing recession risk. Thirdly, Fed is now stepping closer to QE3. Fourthly, other global central banks have now entered into an easing cycle as focus turned from inflation to growth. The direct and indirect impact of these factors are quite complicated. The technical pictures are mixed too. Hence, we'd expect a short period of volatility without direction in the markets for them to sort out the main underlying forces.

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EUR/USD Weekly Outlook

EUR/USD dropped sharply to as low as 1.3608 last week but formed a temporary low there and recovered. Initial bias is neutral this week for some sideway trading. On the downside, below 1.3608 will indicate that fall from 1.4246 has resumed. Also, this will reaffirm the case that rebound from 1.3145 is completed at 1.4246, just ahead of 61.8% retracement of 1.4939 to 1.3145 at 1.4254. In such case, deeper fall should be seen to 1.3145 low first On the upside, though, above 1.3871 will flip bias back to the upside for a test on 1.4246 resistance instead.

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Friday, 4 November 2011

Forex Weekly Trading Forecast 11.07.11 - 11.11.11

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US Dollar Sensitive to Euro Troubles but Risk Increasingly Intrinsic
Euro Survives Greek Confidence Vote - What's Next?
Japanese Yen to Continue Rebound Against Majors, Save U.S. Dollar
Pound Resilience to Persist on EU Debt Concerns- Traders Eye BoE
Canadian Dollar Follows Broad Market Sentiment, On Verge of Collapse
Australian Dollar Outlook Weighed By RBA, Additional Rate Cuts On Tap
Gold To Advance Further As Fed Dampens Demands For USD

US Dollar Sensitive to Euro Troubles but Risk Increasingly Intrinsic
It wasn't just the dollar that opened this past week backed by a strong fundamental wind. Global investors sentiment was severely shaken by the suggestion that Greece's Prime Minister was pushing through a vote on the EU's austerity plan, which could have essentially been read as a vote on the countries membership in the EU. A direct escalation of the market's hot spot for crisis; the fear engendered from this particular event was more than enough to drive capital away from all things 'risky' and into the relatively safe confines of the US dollar and its Treasuries...
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Daily Fundamentals - 11.07.11

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*    Dollar Ignores Economic Implications of NFPs, Looks for More Risk
*    Euro Passes Another Hurdle with Greece Confidence Vote, What Next?
*    British Pound: Should We Expect Anything from the BoE Next Week?
*    Canadian Dollar's Reaction to Employment Surprise Doesn't Stop with Volatility
*    Swiss Franc: SNB FX Holdings Unexpectedly Drop in October
*    Japanese Yen Decline Lacking Momentum, Risk of Rebound Growing
*    Gold Slowing Advancing as ETF, Speculative and Central Bank Holdings Advance
Written by: John Kicklighter, Senior Currency Strategist
Dollar Ignores Economic Implications of NFPs, Looks for More Risk
Despite the chop through the second half of this past week, the Dow Jones FXCM Dollar Index (ticker = USDollar) closed out its first weekly advance in five. It also happened to be the greenback's best performance (in a 2.6 percent rally) since the series of swells through October 2008. The comparison in performance should represent an easy bridge to fundamentals. Three years ago, the market was dealing with the worst financial crisis and economic recession the world had seen in generations. The dollar's safe haven status under extreme conditions once again shows through. However, upon review, the troubles faced this past week didn't seem to match the sheer panic that had seized the markets during the Lehman Brothers / Subprime fiasco. So, where did this drive come from?
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Weekend FX Video - 11.07.11

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Euro Will React to Greek Vote Monday but Traders Looking to Larger Risks
The FX markets closed the trading week out with significant volatility thanks to event risk in the Greece Confidence Vote, US NFPs and Canadian employment data. Yet, with October's risk-rally flagging and underlying financial concerns similarly stabilizing; a genuine trend remained elusive. Looking ahead to this next week, the docket thins out and the Greek crisis may have been delayed for another few weeks. As such, we look at setups and strategies that will perform well in these conditions (GBPUSD, USDJPY, GBPCAD) as well as take a look at some of the pairs that are positioned for an unexpected return of risk appetite (NZDUSD) or risk aversion (EURUSD, AUDUSD, USDCAD)....
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Evening Market Wrap

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Evening Market Wrap

Friday, November 4, 2011, 17:01

Contents

Commentary

Stocks Close Mostly Lower But Well Off Worst Levels - U.S. Commentary

After moving sharply lower in early trading on Friday, stocks regained some ground over the course of the trading day but still closed mostly negative. Concerns about the financial situation in Europe weighed on the markets on again. (Nov 4, 2011) Full ArticleForwardFacebookTwitterLinkedIn

Economic News

U.S. Economy Adds 80,000 Jobs In October, Unemployment Rate Ticks Down

While the U.S. economy added fewer than expected jobs in the month of October, the unemployment rate still showed an unexpected decrease, according to figures released Friday by the Labor Department. A net of 80,000 new jobs were created in October, according to the figures, as private sector job growth was able to overcome a continued loss of government employment. (Nov 4, 2011) Full ArticleForwardFacebookTwitterLinkedIn

Corporate News

Toyota Makes Production Adjustments As Thai Flood Disrupts Parts Supply

Japanese automaker Toyota Motor Corp. (TM) late Thursday announced production adjustments in Japan, Thailand, and certain other regions, citing parts supply disruption following recent catastrophic flooding in Thailand. In Japan, the company had already announced adjustment to production hours at its vehicle plants from October 24 through November 5. Based on an ongoing assessment of the parts supply situation at each individual production line, the company will now extend the adjustment to the week from November 7 through November 12. (Nov 4, 2011) Full ArticleForwardFacebookTwitterLinkedIn

Anglo American To Buy Oppenheimer's Stake In De Beers For $5.1 Bln

Anglo American Plc. (AAL.L, AAUKY.PK) Friday said it has agreed to buy Oppenheimer family's 40 percent stake in De Beers for $5.1 billion in cash, giving the British miner a controlling stake of 85 percent in the Botswana-based diamond company. The deal is subject to regulatory and government approvals and is expected to close in the second half of 2012. (Nov 4, 2011) Full ArticleForwardFacebookTwitterLinkedIn

GlaxoSmithKline Pharma Q3 Profit Dips By 8%

Pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals Ltd. reported a lower net profit for the third-quarter, despite increase in revenues. The Mumbai-based company reported third-quarter stand-alone net profit of Rs.145.86 crore, or 17.20 per share, eight percent lower than the Rs.157.81 crore or Rs.18.60 per share in the corresponding quarter last year. (Nov 4, 2011) Full ArticleForwardFacebookTwitterLinkedIn

U.S. Cellular Q3 Profit Grows - Quick Facts

United States Cellular Corp.'s (USM) third-quarter net income attributable to the company advanced to $62.14 million or $0.73 per share from $38.30 million or $0.44 per share last year. On average, 6 analysts polled by Thomson Reuters expected earnings per share of $0.56 for the quarter. Analysts' estimates typically exclude one-time items. (Nov 4, 2011) Full ArticleForwardFacebookTwitterLinkedIn

A123 Systems Cuts 2011 Revenue Outlook - Quick Facts

A123 Systems Inc. (AONE - News) lowered its full-year 2011 revenue guidance range to $165 million to $180 million from its earlier forecast of $210 million to $225 million, due to unanticipated developments that will impact fourth quarter revenue. This reduction in full-year revenue guidance would be reflected principally in the fourth quarter, the company added. On average, 13 analysts polled by Thomson Reuters expect revenues of $202.21 million for the full year. (Nov 4, 2011) Full ArticleForwardFacebookTwitterLinkedIn

Currency Alerts

Dollar Firms As G-20 Leaves Out European Rescue Funds

The dollar was generally stronger versus other majors on Friday, as traders expressed caution ahead of a crucial no-confidence vote that could re-make the Greek government. While reports have surfaced indicating that a deal has been reached to form a coalition that would accept the terms of Greece's bailout, traders were too nervous to make aggressive bets on the euro. (Nov 4, 2011) Full ArticleForwardFacebookTwitterLinkedIn

Stocks To Watch

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This independent natural gas and crude oil company comes on our radar with a track record of double-digit reserve and production growth. (Nov 4, 2011) Full ArticleForwardFacebookTwitterLinkedIn


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