4Xlounge Market Insight – Forex Trade Ideas & Analysis
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The 4Xlounge Technical Review discusses a unique currency pair through the use of the various indicators available only at 4Xlounge.com. Here we intend to identify the strongest trends in the Forex market as this allows us to find the most logical trades that capitalize on these long-term trends and in turn, provide us with the best probabilities of success over time. Today we will discuss the GBP/AUD.
read moreMarket Insights – Fed’s Projections and the Economics – May 16, 2012
On April 25th, the Federal Reserve met during their regularly scheduled meeting as it was announced their key benchmark interest rate would remain unchanged at record lows. Furthermore the ‘Fed’ released their projections as to how they believe the economy will perform in the year 2012’. As we’ve previously discussed the Fed’s projections as well as the impact of stimulus to global markets, here we will consider the effects of the multiple rounds of stimulus to the very data the Fed analyzes in making their decision to adjust interest rates as well as the possibility of further stimulus measures. In other words, monetary stimulus is applied to improve economic conditions. As conditions improve, the Fed in turn is less likely to add more stimulus, and perhaps more likely to increase interest rates. Conversely, as conditions deteriorate the Fed is less likely to increase rates and perhaps more likely to enact addition rounds of stimulus. Below we will discuss the relationship between stimulus, the economy, and the Fed’s likely future actions. The following are the 3-primary efforts taken by the Fed once interest rates were reduced to record lows, and further economic stimulus was deemed necessary.
read more4Xlounge Market Insights – Special Report Fed Projections, part 3. – May 15, 2012
The 4Xlounge Market Insights discusses a number of the most significant economic reports released on a regular basis as we aim to anticipate their possible implications to the Forex currency pairs most actively traded. At their most recent meeting, the Fed released their projections as to how they believe the economy will perform this year. Here we will compare their estimates to the actual results of the most recent economic reports, as our goal is to anticipate the Fed’s next move and ultimately the next probable trend in the USD currency.
read more4Xlounge Market Insights – GBP/AUD – May 10, 2012
The 4Xlounge Market Insights discusses a number of the most actively watched economic numbers as we aim to identify the correlations that exist between news and the currencies that represent those respective economies. Ideally traders look to isolate two currencies moving in opposite directions, that when paired can establish a trending market condition. Today we will examine the GBP/AUD.
read more4Xlounge Market Insights – The CAD’s Story – May 9, 2012
The 4Xlounge Market Insights discusses a number of the most significant economic developments that directly affect the currencies we watch with the hopes of identifying the next major trend in the Forex market. Ultimately the Central bank of each nation uses this economic data in making their decision to raise or lower interest rates, and because of exactly that reason we should also make note of the central bank’s opinion as to where they believe their respective economy will be in the near-term future. Today we will examine the most recent statement from the Bank of Canada (BOC) and contrast their estimates to the actual data released following their decision.
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