Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Wednesday, January 29

Asad Rizvi


Here is another proof that why Durable Goods data is considered notorious. Despite report of good commercial aircraft sales in November the government sales number were said to be seasonally adjusted that caused the plunge. Another factor responsible for drop in durable goods number was due to disappointing auto sales in holidays season that pushed it into negative zone. However, the fall is too heavy that may impact 4th quarter GDP, which is due this Thursday. Higher Consumer Confidence number in January of 80.7 was a bit surprising due to environment.
Today is another important day for the financial market, as FED is will be making its decision on interest rate, which is will remain unchanged, but it may stick to its tapering plan and is expected to reduce its bond purchase amount, as stability in the emerging market should give FED confidence to act to reduce its monthly bond purchase to USD 65 Billion. I still think unstable market may not have stopped FED to go ahead with its plan, though by token amount to maintain the momentum. 
Meanwhile, Pound Sterling may continue to show its muscles supported by good growth and signs of earlier tightening, despite BOE Governor trying to cool down the sentiment. FED's addition to its tapering amount may see a dip, but buying on dip will be preferred, as Cable will still find buying interest at low levels.
GOLD @ $ 1253.50 = Gold should stay below $ 1255-57 until FED announcement or may test $ 1262. A push below $ 1243 should extend dip toward s $ 1237. On a bigger picture based on FED tapering decision the two levels to watch are $ 1215 on the down side and $ 1286 on the upside.
GMT 3:32 - EURO @ 1.3654 = Euro may struggle to move beyond 1.3680-90, break would encourage for 1.3725, but care is required if moves above because it can make sharp up move if 1.3750 surrenders. However, I still see Euro easing but needs to push below 1.3610 for 1.3550.
GMT 3:35 - GBP @ 1.6577 = Needs to move beyond 1.6635 to attack 1.6680. However, buyer should emerge on dips and levels to watch is 1.6510 and 1.6450. Prior to European opening another upside is expected.
GMT 3:38 - JPY @ 103,28 = There is nothing much to add as 102,90 should hold. Break of 103.50 is required to enter 103.75-80 zones. Or else 102.65. Major levels to watch is 102.20 and 104.10.
GMT 3:41 - AUD @ 0.8808 = Any move towards 0.8850-80 should be good opportunity for position taking with 100 pip Stop Loss for 200-250 pip gain.


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.

22 comments:

  1. GOLD @ $ 1253.50 = Gold should stay below $ 1255-57 until FED announcement or may test $ 1262. A push below $ 1243 should extend dip toward s $ 1237. On a bigger picture based on FED tapering decision the two levels to watch are $ 1215 on the down side and $ 1286 on the upside.

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  2. EURO @ 1.3654 = Euro may struggle to move beyond 1.3680-90, break would encourage for 1.3725, but care is required is moves above because it see sharp up move if 1.3750 surrenders. However, I still see Euro easing but needs to push below 1.3610 for 1.3550.

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  3. GBP @ 1.6577 = Needs to move beyond 1.6635 to attack 1.6680. However, buyer should emerge on dips and levels to watch is 1.6510 and 1.6450. Prior to European opening another upside is expected.

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  4. JPY @ 103,28 = There is nothing much to add as 102,90 should hold. Break of 103.50 is required to enter 103.75-80 zones. Or else 102.65. Major levels to watch is 102.20 and 104.10.

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  5. AUD @ 0.8808 = Any move towards 0.8850-80 should be good opportunity for position taking with 100 pip Stop Loss for 200-250 pip gain.

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  6. HI sir

    As gold is approaching 1255-57 levels, should we go short in that area?

    THanks

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  7. no change in view...........pick top

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  8. Hi sir

    When almost every one is sure that the FED is going to taper 10B, don't you think there will not be a big effect of the decision or may be temporary effect and then market will be again normal.

    Or already priced in?

    Thanks

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  9. Priced in, this is why today I have given two breakout to watch.........

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  10. GBP @ 1.6590 = Hold Long Cable position and lift Stop Loss to 1.6540 levels...

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  11. GOLD @ $ 1261 = Ok, if you took $ 5-6 profit on dip, then sell around $ 1261-63 again with Stop loss $ 1267..............and wait until Fed

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  12. GBP @ 1.6555 = Buy again around 1.6550-55, with Stop Loss 1.6520.......

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  13. EURO @ 1.3635 = Profit should be taken around 1.3625-35..........Cheers

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  14. JPY @ 102.76 = If went short Yen around 102.65. Please Stop loss 102.40

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  15. JPY @ 102.65 = View unchanged. Apply Stops...........

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  16. JPY @ 102.42 = I am still expecting to bounce back from 102.30-40 zones...........

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  17. Well Stops hit in gold, now nothing to suggest for the day though we may be close to top around $ 1270...........

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  18. Odd moves are seen in GOLD - BOND & JPY. Suspect there is no leakage of information that FED will either reduce the amount from $ 10 billion to $ 5 billion or FED may not change the tapering amount, which may remain $ 75 billion.

    But this is my guess...........

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  19. Ok pals, currently there is one GBP position. Suggest closing or if you want to hold, do apply Stops loss at 1.6520.

    Cheers until tomorrow.............

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  20. GOLD @ $ 1264 = Should hold below $ 1275 - 80 for $ 1240 Or 1220

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  21. sir any comment after fed desicion on gold i

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