Thursday, January 16, 2014

Thursday, January 16

Asad Rizvi


FED Beige Book that collects data from 12-Federal Reserve Districts further confirms that the US economy expanded at a reasonable pace in large part of the country in November 2013 and there good chances of improvement in coming in the days ahead. It is quite encouraging to know that overall growth in real estate and manufacturing continues to enjoy uptrend due to large orders in aviation industry and big rise in auto-sales. Hiring pace is increasing and people are shying to spend.
It is quite encouraging that US economic growth in on ascending mode and continuation of of such trend will give further boost to the economy. The year 2014 began with a firm tone, we have seen most of the FED members opting for a Hawkish tone unlike that we saw in 2013. One of the non-voting FED Chicago President Charles Evans went to such an extent that he expects unemployment to fall below 6 pct in 2015 though committing to keep low for longer period of time.
Today' release of US inflation data and US initial jobless claims should be a good guide, as both tops FED agenda, since higher inflation and stable economy is FED's priority. General view about the US economy is that despite poor jobs data for which weather should be blamed, overall trend is still solid like a rock.   
   
GMT 3:21 - GOLD @ $ 1240.50 = I would try to pick top and sell around $ 1240.50-43 zones, as only break $ 1248-50 would threaten for more gold gains, which is not a favored move for $ 1232-34. Break will encourage for test of $223-25 zones. 
GMT 3:28 - EURO @ 1.3620 = Break of 1.3525-30 is required for a move towards 1.3655-60 zones. But beyond that levels, which is a remote possibility, Euro is a sell. However, needs to push below 1.3570-75 for next barrier around 1.3540-50 levels. 
GMT 3:34 - GBP @ 1.6371 = Pound should be capped around or below 1.64 levels for a move towards 1.6330-35. Break will see will fall extending towards 1.63 zones. Protection around 1.6450-60.
GMT 3:39 -  JPY @ 104.90 = JPY has entered a tricky zone 104-90-00 may hold for re-test of 104.60-70 levels, but should hold 104.40 or else could see a push towards 105.30-50 zones, where JPY has strong support.
GMT 3:44 - AUD @ 0.8812 = AUD should hold 0.8770 for a test of 0.8850-60 zones. However, if support level breaks 0.8740-50 may hold.


DISCLAMER : The commentary/information presented is not intended for trading purpose. The idea is to exchange views with the members/readers. Therefore, I accept no responsibility or liability for any losses incurred due to position taking.

28 comments:

  1. GMT 3:21 - GOLD @ $ 1240.50 = I would try to pick top and sell around $ 1240.50-43 zones, as only break $ 1248-50 would threaten for more gold gains, which is not a favored move for $ 1232-34. Break will encourage for test of $223-25 zones.

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  2. EURO @ 1.3620 = Break of 1.3525-30 is required for a move towards 1.3655-60 zones. But beyond that levels, which is a remote possibility, Euro is a sell. However, needs to push below 1.3570-75 for next barrier around 1.3540-50 levels.

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  3. GBP @ 1.6371 = Pound should be capped around or below 1.64 levels for a move towards 1.6330-35. Break will see will fall extending towards 1.63 zones. Protection around 1.6450-60.

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  4. JPY @ 104.90 = JPY has entered a tricky zone 104-90-00 may hold for re-test of 104.60-70 levels, but should hold 104.40 or else could see a push towards 105.30-50 zones, where JPY has strong support.

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  5. AUD @ 0.8812 = AUD should hold 0.8770 for a test of 0.8950-60 zones. However, if support level breaks 0.8740-50 may hold.

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  6. GOLD @ $ 1240.90 = Do not jump to trade. The ideas to give a range in gold or currencies is to choose and pick a level because it is tough in a fast market to inter-act.

    Now wait for $ 1242 to enter, if you haven't..cheers

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  7. GOLD @ $ 1243 = Sell Stop Loss $ 1248..........

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  8. Euro & GBP = No change in view hold your sell.................

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  9. View on currencies remain unchanged...............

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  10. sir shorted gbp in the morning and took profit at 1.6325.. shall go short again around 1.6360 or you see more upside??

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  11. Yes, sensible decision. 1.6360-70 is worth trying again.........

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  12. Hello Sir

    What is the target level you have in mind to book profit in Gold?

    Thanks

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  13. GOLD @ $ 1237 = Ok, book your profit around $ 1235-37...........

    Though I see possible test of $ 1232-33 zones, but I would avoid taking risk before NYK becomes too active....... Cheers

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  14. Awesome...

    Booked profit @ 1236.40

    Thanks a lot SIr

    Big Cheers to Everyone...

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  15. Sell Gold around $ 1240. Stops $ 1245..................

    Buy USD Sell JPY around 104.50-55. stops 104.20.........

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  16. Do Sell Yen with Stops 104.20............

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  17. GOLD $1241-42 looks a good sell..........

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  18. EURIO @ 1.3615 = Hold your morning sell around 1.3625..................

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  19. AOD @ 0.8802 = Long in AUD should take small profit around current levels and square poistion...........

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  20. GOLD @ $ 1244 = is testing a crucial level break OF $ 1245-46 risks for test of $ 1248-50 before down again...........

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  21. holding goldsell should leave trade here n look for 48 50 sell

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  22. Gold @ $ 1243 = will retest $ 1240-42 zones, but needs to fall below $ 1238 for fall or else will make another up move...........

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  23. I am expecting JPY to bounce back from 104.10-20 zones.........

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  24. Ok, before i leave I want you close Euro & Gold position........

    JPY apply Stops if 104.10 is hit, but do square around 104.50-55, as i do not want to spoil the day..........

    Tomorrow we will enter with fresh mind.................Or if you want to carry on, do apply Stop loss..........Cheers

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