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The RBA cut rates 25 bps overnight and the Aussie has weakened against the US Dollar. What next for this currency pair? What do the charts say?
Market Profile and Candlesticks are the two main “building blocks” of our analysis here at FuturesTechs. Let’s look at these to give further clues as to futures direction for this pair.
The chart …
All week now we’ve been suggesting that Marabuzo support at 1720.6 would be a good place for a buy order. Yesterday this was proved in some style. Just prior to the FOMC announcement we got a 1720 print. Then we got the nod on “QE3” from the Fed, and Gold ramped, getting up to 1775 by the end of the session. What now …
A number of intertesting developments on this chart in recent days. Here’s what we wrote today:
Instead of gapping higher the NASDAQ failed at the previous days high and Marabuzo resistance. Selling down to 2775.25 was seen before a recovery into the close resulted in little change from the opening level.
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Like the Dow and …
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Below is an excerpt from today’s report for EURGBP:
Yesterday we said: ‘Buying dips to 7970 with a stop below 7940 is the play for today. Upside …
Our clients who trade Spread Bet and CFDs often seem rather perplexed around this time because the Futures are rolling over and all the talk is of “expiry”, “triple witching”, “quadruple witching”, “roll-over”, “new front month”, “rolling off the board”, “options expiry” and the like.
The Spread betting firms have simplified things over the years so you can trade something …
In Brief: All I keep hearing at the moment is how we will have a 10% correction, so, let’s have a look:
The “funnymentalist” community, particularly Stateside, seem pretty happy with the idea that this pullback will be a “normal” affair and will pull back 10% from the January highs, at which point you can happily …
Below are some “general thoughts” on the FTSE that I sent out to our “Pro” client base this morning:
I was sticking with the trend until yesterday, and looking for levels like 5400 in FTSE Futures and 1127 in the S&P Futures to hold firm. Alas they didn’t.
Obama changed all that.
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Last week’s big highlight was meant to be the US Employment Report. As it turned out all the action was before this, and the numbers were a bit of a damp squib (like the topical analogy there?).
Equity markets have caught a fresh bid, and we were early to catch this as there were several reversal patterns on major indices …
If you came to see us at the World Money Show the other week then this is the moment you’ve been waiting for!
We are pleased to announce the winner of our “Witch Way for the FTSE” competition is Lukhvinder Binning, who guessed at 5143. Well done Sir!
Special mention really should go to O Y Tsang who plumbed …