The coronavirus outbreak is intensifying, and Beijing is scrambling.
Outrage is growing as local officials failed to address the contagion risks
earlier. Millions of Chinese are unable to travel to see their families to
celebrate the Lunar New Year, which is the equivalent of the Thanksgiving and
Christmas holiday combined. China has the highest emergency levels in place and
is locking down 40 million people. State media has the death toll at 26 and
concerns are growing that the travel bans in place will start to have a major
impact on the economy with some calling for a 1 percentage point hit or greater
with Chinese GDP.
Forex and stock traders are looking for the consistently wrong investor, trader and take the opposite position. This will obviously lead to winning trades for them. All traders have read trading books that point out that increasing volume is good for the continuation of the trend. Many new stock traders will try and fight the trend.
Friday, January 24, 2020
Thursday, January 23, 2020
Oil Gold 1/23
Oil
Oil prices are getting battered by falling demand concerns that have stemmed from growing travel bans in China. China has quarantined Wuhan, a city of 11-million and Huanggang city, which has a population of 7.5 million. Oil is struggling to stabilize here since both the supply and demand side news have been mostly bearish. Oil can’t shake non-OPEC production oversupply concerns followed by fading optimism OPEC + will be able to continue to delivering production cuts deeper into 2020. Oil is resting on critical support and swelling supplies in the US could be the straw that breaks its back in the short-term.
Gold
Gold prices are softening despite a wave of risk aversion in Asia, as investors become skeptical the upcoming Lunar New Year holiday will see limited gold purchases from China. All the travel bans occurring in China have shifted the focus of many to securing food and medical supplies and not holiday buying of gold. Gold sellers are focusing on a barrage of bearish signals that include the possible formation of a death cross. The yellow metal has been a tight $30 range over the past two weeks and it seems that when it finally breaks momentum traders could help extend the move.
Oil prices are getting battered by falling demand concerns that have stemmed from growing travel bans in China. China has quarantined Wuhan, a city of 11-million and Huanggang city, which has a population of 7.5 million. Oil is struggling to stabilize here since both the supply and demand side news have been mostly bearish. Oil can’t shake non-OPEC production oversupply concerns followed by fading optimism OPEC + will be able to continue to delivering production cuts deeper into 2020. Oil is resting on critical support and swelling supplies in the US could be the straw that breaks its back in the short-term.
Gold
Gold prices are softening despite a wave of risk aversion in Asia, as investors become skeptical the upcoming Lunar New Year holiday will see limited gold purchases from China. All the travel bans occurring in China have shifted the focus of many to securing food and medical supplies and not holiday buying of gold. Gold sellers are focusing on a barrage of bearish signals that include the possible formation of a death cross. The yellow metal has been a tight $30 range over the past two weeks and it seems that when it finally breaks momentum traders could help extend the move.
Wednesday, January 22, 2020
forex EUR/USD 1/22
EUR/USD will trade in a tight range in Asia ahead of the ECB policy meeting 0045
GMT. CBA expects the ECB to leave rates on hold, but expect the central bank to
reiterate its open-ended easing bias and emphasize again the need for an
extended period of monetary accommodation. The ECB should also deliver an
insight into its monetary policy review. CBA adds it is believed the ECB will
likely divide its remit, including monetary policy, into two areas. Separating
price stability inflation targeting from other areas such as climate change and
financial stability.
Tuesday, January 21, 2020
EUR/USD
EUR/USD traded 0.08% higher while the Australian dollar out-performed with
gains of 0.14% versus the US dollar and 0.16% versus the Japanese yen. AUD/USD
has snapped a two-day losing streak and rebounded ahead of the 55-day moving
average at 0.6868.
AUD/USD Daily Chart
Monday, January 20, 2020
forex EU/RAUD chart 1/20
The following assumptions that have been made: - At least 20 pip forecast - The key level and chart pattern were at most 5 candles apart at time of identification | ||
Symbol : EURAUD | ||
Direction : Identified time : 2020-01-21 03:00 GMT Breakout price : 1.61769 Forecast price : 1.62002 Forecast pips : 23 Probability : 64.83 % | ||
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