Friday’s Forex Outlook
Nov 6, 2009 Markets
USD Dollar (USD)
With continues rally in stocks the Dollar weakened as investors wait for today’s payrolls data. Weekly Jobless Claims showed the labor market has enhanced slightly,...
Tags: Amp, Crude Oil, Dow Jones, Forex, Gold, Investors, Nasdaq, Ounce, Outlook, Productivity, Rally, Stocks, Weekly Jobless Claims, Xau
Friday’s Forex Outlook
Oct 2, 2009 Markets
US Dollar (USD)
The Dollar rose against most majors and traded near a 2 week high against the Euro as concerns the labor market crisis will slow the economic recovery reduced demand for r...
Tags: Assets, Crude Oil, Dollar, Dow Jones, Economic Activity, Economic Recovery, Economy, Forex, Majors, Manufacturing Sector, Market Crisis, Nasdaq, Outlook, Second Consecutive Month
Crude Oil Pops Despite Wave Of Negative U.S. Data
Sep 30, 2009 Markets
Crude futures have popped above our 1st tier downtrend line despite a combination of higher than expected crude inventories and weaker than expected ADP and Chicago PMI releases. Crude’...
Tags: Adp, Chicago Pmi, Crude Futures, Crude Inventories, Crude Oil, Relative Stability
Tuesday’s Forex Outlook
Sep 29, 2009 Markets
US Dollar (USD)
The Dollar gained versus most majors driven from the other currencies economic data. ECB\’s President Trichet said that a strong Dollar is important for the stabilit...
Tags: Acquisition Activity, Crude Oil, Currencies, Dow Jones, Economic Data, Economy, Forex, Gold, Majors, Merger And Acquisition, Nasdaq, Outlook, Stocks, Strong Dollar, Trichet, Xau
Risk Aversion Leads Equities Lower, US Dollar Higher
Sep 28, 2009 Markets
A new week begins and risk aversion is the dominant driver of FX markets. The broad USD move lower began showing signs of fatigue last week, and after some disappointing US data (durable goods o...
Tags: 988, Commodities, Crude Oil, Dollar, Dominant Driver, Durable Goods Orders, Fx Markets, Gold, Leads, Longs, New Home Sales, Risk Aversion, Risky Assets, Signs Of Fatigue
Chart Of The Day: Crude Oil At Critical Level Ahead Of US-Iranian Meeting
Sep 28, 2009 Markets
Crude oil is trading at a critical technical level going into the US-Iranian meetings. If the July rally represents a new wave up, then the most recent moves can be viewed as a correction. The...
Tags: Ahead, Critical Level, Crude Oil, Line In The Sand, New Wave, Rally, Retracement
Friday’s Forex Trading Outlook
Sep 25, 2009 Markets
USD Dollar (USD)
The Dollar gained against most majors, erasing its decline versus the Euro as an unexpected drop in Existing Home Sales reduced demand for higher-yielding currencies as e...
Tags: Crude Oil, Currencies, Decline, Dow Jones, Economic Conditions, Existing Home Sales, Forex Trading, Gold, Inventories, Majors, Nasdaq, Outlook
UNG And DTO Are The Two Most Dangerous ETFs Right Now
Sep 25, 2009 Markets
Don Dion, from TheStreet.com, identifies two ETFs that he says, “can wreck your portfolio.”
These portfolio wrecking ETFs are: The United States Natural Gas (UNG) and PowerS...
Tags: Crude Oil, Dto, Etfs, Etn, Investors, Natural Gas, Portfolio, Risk, Thestreet Com, United States
Cramer Chimes In On The Most Dangerous ETF List
Sep 25, 2009 Markets
The bottom line here is that there are a lot of bad ETFs out there - “toxic financial products that could blow up in your face,” Cramer says.
The worst of them, in his opini...
Tags: Blow, Bottom Line, Cramer, Crude Oil, Etfs, Etn, Face, Natural Gas, Powershares, Shares
Why Coal ETFs Are Here To Stay
Sep 25, 2009 Markets
Despite the recent push for clean energy, coal and its exchange traded funds (ETFs) could still find a home as more nations join the fight to combat global warming.
In fact, coal is the...
Tags: Clean Coal, Clean Energy, Consumption, Crude Oil, Etfs, Exchange Traded Funds, Global Warming, Natural Gas, Trend
