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- Bank of Canada Cuts Rates Again - This Time, Not As Heavily
- The LFB submits: The Bank of Canada rate target was cut yesterday for the second time this month, but this time, by 25 basis points. Some analysts were anticipating a bolder 50-bp cut to match the action taken on October 8th. The new overnight target of 2.25% has a...
- External links 2008-10-22
- Will The Real Aussie Dollar Please Stand Up
- The LFB submits: Trade Desk Thoughts: Aussie pushed up to test resistance on the daily chart in trade on Friday, and sets up a swing point that will test both bulls and bears alike. The moves last week to gain 160 pips came in two sessions; one on Tuesday and...
- External links 2009-08-03
- Not All Dollar Drivers Are Aligned
- The LFB submits:Dollar Swing Point, Part I: Forex The dollar index components (Euro, Cable, Yen, Cad, Aussie, Swissy, Kroner), are in a long trend against the dollar, and also are dramatically overbought in a sign that the market has overshot the target in regard to Usd values. The exception is...
- External links 2009-08-02
- Dollar's Break-Out a Red Flag: Not Backed by Global Markets
- The LFB submits: The markets sold the dollar and bought oil on Friday in a month-end move that ripped into the market as the European session closed. Equity trade did not back things, and that creates a question mark in regard to its sustainability. The move is about as parabolic...
- External links 2009-08-02
- Global Economic Demand Required: All Applicants Accepted
- The LFB submits: A larger number of market participants are saying that the business cycle is likely to recover in early 2010, and that it will be driven by strong demand, now that the global economy appears to have diminished the pace of contraction. A fundamental question rises from that...
- External links 2009-07-29
- U.S. Markets Decline After Weaker than Expected Data
- The LFB submits: Current Futures: Dow -75.00, S&P -10.40, NASDAQ -12.00 The row of weaker than expected quarterly results continued for a second consecutive day on Tuesday, something that was reflected in the market’s valuation. On top of this, the Conference Board confidence index fell for a second...
- External links 2009-07-28
- U.S. Markets Retreat from an 8-Month High
- The LFB submits: Current Futures: Dow -43.00, S&P -5.50, NASDAQ -11.25U.S. markets are posting relatively small declines, retracing some of the recent gains, as the companies expected to report on Monday, disappointed the market. by TheLFB
- External links 2009-07-27
- Nikkei Advances for 10th Consecutive Day
- The LFB submits: Investors’ optimism seems to be at a record high in the equity markets, as the Nikkei is heading towards the 10th consecutive day of gains, a record not seen since 2004. The Japanese Nikkei is trading at a 6-week high, helped by the gains seen over the...
- External links 2009-07-27
- U.S. Markets Extend Global Rally
- The LFB submits: Current Futures: Dow +187.00, S&P +24.20, NASDAQ +43.20 Global markets surged higher, helped again by earnings reports, which have fueled the global rally over the last two weeks of trading. by TheLFB
- External links 2009-07-23
- U.S. Investors Book Some Profits
- The LFB submits: Current Futures: Dow -8.00, S&P -1.90, NASDAQ -6.50 U.S. markets are trading mixed, swinging around the breakeven line as investors used the current cash session to take profits, and after a round of mixed macroeconomic data. by TheLFB
- External links 2009-08-04
- ECB Press Conference: Same Story, Different Day
- The LFB submits: The August interest rate statement was surprisingly similar to the prior ones that issued during the last few months. The only noticeable difference could be spotted in the second to last section, the one referring to the fiscal policy, in which Mr. Trichet pledged again that...
- External links 2009-08-06
- Trading the Dollar Devaluation Policy
- The LFB submits: Economic Releases: The Usd lost ground at 09:00 EDT on Tuesday as the Case Schiller U.S. house price index printed at only -15.4%, with a drop in valuation that was better than expected and an improvement on the previous month. That release coincided with the confirmation that...
- External links 2009-08-26
- The Euro May Have a Big Breakout This Week
- The LFB submits: Overall Trend: Long Weekly Trend: Neutral Weekly Momentum: Neutral Trade Desk Thoughts: by TheLFB
- External links 2009-08-23
- Dollar Bulls Reined In
- The LFB submits: The dollar index pairs are trying hard to get back into long mode on the 4 hour charts and are just about breaking the dollar bulls down. However, the global dollar drivers, equities and commodities, are already all in long mode, and right now registering oversold Usd...
- External links 2009-08-13
- Overnight Markets: Looking for Direction
- The LFB submits: Current Futures: Dow +18.00, S&P +1.80, NASDAQ +4.00 U.S. futures and European markets advanced a few points during the overnight session, however the market is confronting the same problem as in the last few weeks of trading: a general lack of momentum. Almost every stock market in...
- External links 2009-08-11
- Trading the Dollar Swing Change - Or Not
- The LFB submits: For the first time in 3-4 weeks we are seeing mixed trends against the Usd, moving quickly from strong short trends that had the dollar getting easily sold recently. Add to that the mixed momentum reads, and red flags are coming out. This is a swing change,...
- External links 2009-08-10
- The Forex Effect of the Non-Farm Payroll Circus
- The LFB submits: The markets have bought into the 50% reduction in Non-Farm Payroll numbers from the previous month, and initially sold the dollar via Treasury Notes, and moved into Equity markets on the strength of a reducing employment rate that went from 9.6% to 9.4%, before shifting straight back...
- External links 2009-08-07
- Asian Markets Bounce Lower Today
- The LFB submits: Current Futures: Dow -17.00, S&P -2.20, NASDAQ -1.50Asian markets are heading lower, following poor momentum seen throughout the U.S. trading hours, and after a number of companies missed analysts estimations. by TheLFB
- External links 2009-08-07
- A Second Session of Wall Street Declines
- The LFB submits: Current Futures: Dow -30.00, S&P -6.80, NASDAQ -14.50 The S&P index fell to the 995.00 level, the support area of the last few days of trading, following the downbeat forecast of Cisco CSCO regarding future revenues and other company reports from the same sector. by TheLFB
- External links 2009-08-06
- European Markets Mixed Ahead of Important Earnings Reports
- The LFB submits: European markets lack a solid direction so far, as the major European indexes are trading slightly below important price points. The S&P futures moved higher throughout the Asian session, but only moved in a 3-point range during the European session, as the futures markets topped at the...
- External links 2009-07-23
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