Fx market perspective

Volatility Remains 4

Written by Research | 25 May 2010

USDX Pace-Indicator & Pivotal Price Point

With the upcoming news report on the Durable Goods (MoM) expectations of 1.4, Gross Domestic Product 3.30 from the previous 3.20, with Jobless claims lower outlook at 455k from the previous 471k and the final Michigan Consumer Sentiments this friday of 73.70 may well trigger another volatile sessions for the week ending the 28th of May.

Psychology & Analysis 2

Written by JS T Alexander | 20 May 2010

Update: Follow-up on Market View dated the 19th of May 2010
Market Psychology & Analysis

The recent report on Germany's ban on naked short-selling European Bonds and Stocks signaled a impending disaster as most traders and institutional investors viewed on this report. This obviously was a catalyst and just one of the speculated results that spooked the markets as we have reported on our market view.

Market Recovery but. . .

Written by JS T. Alexander | 10 May 2010

Volatility Remains on a Relief Market
Fundamental:

The concerted efforts by the central banks of providing close to a Trillion dollars have given the market a boost not only for the stock market pushing higher even before the opening bell of the US sessions.

Market Psychology & Analysis

Written by JS T Alexander | 18 May 2010

Behind the Market Sentiments

The focus of most traders are not in the economic reports concerning the US economy but rather the market reactions to the continued downward movement of the Euro and the Pound vs the USD. The overwhelming negative sentiments have spillover on the very start of the Asian session and through out the American trading hours.

Classic Fx Strategies

Written by JS T Alexander | 09 May 2010

With Majors on a Wild Ripple Effect
Short re-cap:

As the troubles of Greece debt problems have spearheaded a wider negative sentiments in spite of the USD110B bailout plan. These have made investors more confused specially with a more than volatile market last thrusday prompting a lot of traders to capitulate most retail positions.