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June 9, 2011

Trade the News Market Internals Update

**Looking Ahead*** – (PE) Peru Central Bank Interest Rate Decision: Expected to raise the Reference Rate by 25bps to 4.50% – 11:00 (US) Fed to purchase $6-8B in Notes/Bonds – 11:30 (US) Fed’s Yellen speaks on Housing in Cleveland – 12:00 (LX) ECB’s Mersch presents annual BCL Report – 13:00 (US) Treasury to sell $13B […]

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June 9, 2011

Can Average True Range be Too High?

What does Lower Average True Range mean? –          There is less trading range on average for the specific timeframe you are looking at. –          HIGHER ATR = wider range –          LOWER ATR = narrow ranges –          Lower ATR will results in more false signals –          Sometimes the ATR can be too high? Can the ATR […]

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June 8, 2011

OPEC Says No… Crude Oil says GO!

We begin our day reviewing the news.  We know today has 3 phases of crude oil inventories, which means we need to be aware the market personality will be transitioning twice today. We also know that OPEC has their meeting, which will have everyone waiting to hear the news from OPEC.  We also know that […]

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June 8, 2011

Trade the News Market Internals Update

***Looking Ahead*** – (BR) Brazil Central Bank (COPOM) Interest Rate Decision: Expected to raise the SELIC Target Rate by 25bps to 12.25% – 11:00 (US) Fed to purchase $5-7B in Notes/Bonds – 12:00 (EU) EU’s Rehn speaks at Conference in Koenigstein, Germany – 13:00 (US) Treasury to sell $21B in 10-Year Notes Reopening – 14:00 […]

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Dollar jumps on Bernanke’s Comments, Crude Oil’s Slump Continues, and Traders wait for Beige Book News later today

The Dollar Index jumped off  its lows this morning on news from our Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke last night.  In review of his speech many traders were surprised at his specific attention on Crude Oil Prices, Commodity Prices, and his specific point made about the Jobs in the US. Ultimately Bernanke confirmed that the Fed […]

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