Weekly Review Special – December 23, 2011
This week provided us with a number of quite significant ecnonomic developments including in the UK Home Prices, Bank of England minutes, and Gross Domestic Product figures. Please note we expect very light trading activity next week due to the holiday season, and trends are unlikly to develop or progress. We wish everyone a Happy Holiday Season and great New Year.
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Weekly Review Special – December 16, 2011
This week in trading we saw a slew of economic data including in the UK CPI, Unemployment, and Retail Sales. While in the US the reports released this week included the Retail Sales, Inventories, Import Prices, Inflation figures as well as a FED meeting. Our Live Trading Sessions hosted every Monday and Friday (8-10 am EST) is where we apply our custom indicators to look for live trading signals. In addition, join us for our Live Support Sessions hosted every Wednesday at 1:00 pm EST.
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Weekly Review Special – December 2, 2011
This week in the news in the US, New Home Sales were released as well as Consumer Confidence, ADP Employment, Manufacturing, and Employment. But the most significant economic events took place within the EURO-zone. The 4Xlounge Bigger Picture Market Barometer shows once again a contraction towards the center with the exception of the European currencies now making fresh lows. 4Xlounge is pleased to announce new 1 on 1 training sessions every Wens. at 1:PM EST.
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Weekly Review Special – November 25, 2011
This week's economic calendar included a number of quite significant events such as Japanese Exports and Consumer Prices, Euro-Area Consumer and Business Confidence, as well as US GDP, Durable Goods, JObless Claims, and Consumer Confidence. During our Live Trading Sessions hosted every Monday and Friday morning, we implement the various 4Xlounge tools and indicators to Live Market Conditions to identify the highest probability trades.
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Weekly Review Special – November 18, 2011
During this week, a number of quite significant economic data-sets were released as global economic trends continue to develop. These figures included Gross Domestic Product figures in Japan as well as the Euro-zone as well as inflationary figures released in the UK, the US and Canada. Interesting developments include the 4Xlounge Bigger Picture Market Barometer which shows a very consolidated market that has begun to indicate signs of a possible breakout in the AUD & NZD agains the USD & JPY. To learn how to trade with our indicators on live market conditions join us during our Live Trading Sessions every Monday and Friday from 8 - 10 am est. Have a great weekend.
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Lunch Time Review – November 17, 2011
Today in the UK Retail Sales increased while Consumer Confidence fell. In the US Initial Jobless Claims, Housing Starts, and the Philadelphia Manufacturing Index declined while Home Foreclosures rise for the first time in a year. The Bigger Picture Market Barometer shows early signs of a possible new trend in the AUD and NZD against the USD and JPY. Join us for our Live Trading Sessions every Monday and Friday from 8-10 am est in the Market Lounge.
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Weekly Review Special – November 11, 2011
This week remained very active as a great deal of economic data was released such as Swiss Unemployment, Trade Balance and Consumer Confidence figures in Australia, UK Manufacturing and Housing numbers as well as the Bank of England interest rate decision. Meanwhile the Bigger Picture Market Barometer shows what could be the first signs of an early breakout. We wish you all a great weekend!
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Lunch Time Review – November 9, 2011
Australia's Consumer Confidence rose while US Wholesale Inventories declined, as the market's focus continues to remain on the European debt crisis, specifically in Greece and most recently Italy. As equity markets moved sharply to the downside, the Market Barometer shows aggressive selling in the EUR, AUD, & NZD, while buyers flocked into the USD & JPY.
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Weekly Review Special – October 28, 2011
Markets this week had quite a bit of economic data to digest including inflation figures in Australia and New Zealand, an interest rate decision and growth outlook in Canada, Durable Goods and New Home Sales in the US, as well as a possible Greek bailout package. All the while the Bigger Picture Market Barometer shows early signs of a possible trend.
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Lunch Time Review – October 25, 2011
The Bank of Canada left its key benchmark rate unchanced at 1.00% but cut its growth forecast, US Home Prices fall more than expected, and US Consumer Confidence declines to a two-year low. The Bigger Picture Market Barometer shows a very consolidated market may now show early signs of a possible breakout.
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