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- Vorenzd replied Jun 13, 2021
In the chart below I've attached the relative value of EUR and USD over the last 18 days. On friday, the EUR was unchanged in it's relative value, while at the same time the USD increased. Based on fundamental data i believe that the EUR "owes the ...
- Vorenzd replied Jun 13, 2021
Yeah, at this point I've switched to the bear camp. I currently do not have any positions in the market, I have closed all my longs for the time being. Your reasoning for the decline on Friday is very logical, but one interesting thing that I've ...
- Vorenzd replied Jun 9, 2021
The EUR is trading in the high 1.21s with an aim to breach the 1.22 mark that resisted its climb on Monday and stands as a strong ceiling ahead of a possible move to the mid 1.22s. The EUR has sat in a ~50pips channel through the week with firm ...
- Vorenzd replied Jun 8, 2021
For tomorrow we should be looking at buys only, the relative value of the EURO has remain unchanged for three consecutive sessions, while USD remains at a low level (even after it gaining in relative value today). Even though today was a quiet day, ...
- Vorenzd replied Nov 10, 2020
I might have went a bit ahead of myself there, what i meant to say was that it is very likely a start of an uptrend on a montly basis, according to me at least. I'll share this attachment where I roughly drew how i see trends on the EUR USD ...
- Vorenzd replied Feb 25, 2020
Right now if DAX stays within the "Hunt" zone, we could see a recovery by the end of this week. I'm not so sure this will happen considering the increase in coronavirus cases in Europe and new confirmed cases in Austria and Croatia. The hunt zones ...
- Vorenzd replied Feb 20, 2020
Leadinx Index data from today suggests that the US is still expanding very nicely and supports views that arecession is not due yet. LEI Chart image In the last 8 months, LEI has fallen 6 times, this jump from January and some recession models ...
- Vorenzd replied Sep 25, 2019
Hey fellows, I want to show you this website / app which shows you weather conditions live. You can actually see where the wind is , the speed and all the details. As well as storms/ air pollution, lightning maps, waves... etc. It's called Windy . ...
- Vorenzd replied Sep 24, 2019
Durable Goods • Friday 27.9.2018. Event preview: Durable goods have rose for 2 months straight, with the July rise being 2.0%. I'm expecting a sharp decrease in durable good orders on Friday. The 737 MAX-8 aircraft has still not been cleared for ...
- Vorenzd replied Sep 20, 2019
On top of lower mortage rate and the economy improving, i believe there is another factor that's contributing to the housing market, a factor that many ignore and classify as non economic, but i'd say it still has an influence. In my opinion it has ...
- Vorenzd replied Sep 18, 2019
FOMC MEETING - 18.9.2019. Part I - Introduction: Coming off the first rate cut in a decade, the Federal Reserve Open Markets Committee (FOMC) heads into its September meeting with financial markets not so much considering whether it will cut rates ...
- Vorenzd replied Sep 12, 2019
Retail Sales • Friday 13.9.2019. Retail sales started the third quarter at a blistering pace. Total sales rose 0.7%, while “control group” sales, which excludes sales at gas stations, building material stores and restaurants, rose 1.0%. Overall ...
- Vorenzd replied Sep 12, 2019
I've prepared a dish for myself. I've got some longs running on both DAX and S&P 500 for a while, they're in solid profit... i was really undecided whether to close them or not before the ECB meeting. In the end i decided to keep the positions open ...
- Vorenzd replied Sep 11, 2019
We're talking about the same kind of bond purchasing we saw from 2015-2018, merely a resumption of their old QE program. So what they will try to do is inject liquidty in the system. From 2015-2018 they bought 1.9tn$ worth of government bonds from ...
- Vorenzd replied Sep 11, 2019
European Central Bank Meeting • Thursday 12.9.2019. The European Central Bank (ECB) will meet tomorrow in what is likely to be a crucially important meeting. The Eurozone economy has continued to tread water, with decent service sector data offset ...
- Vorenzd replied Sep 10, 2019
Producer Price Index (PPI) • Wednesday 11.9.2019. The PPI index shows few signs of domestic producers taking advantage of any additional pricing power due to tariffs. PPI inflation has eased over the past year, with the headline index slowing to a ...
- Vorenzd replied Sep 2, 2019
ISM Surveys • Tuesday 3.9.2019. & Thursday 5.9.2019. Deteriorating survey evidence since mid-2018 has made clear that economic growth is set to slow. The ISM manufacturing survey fell first and further, as the factory sector has been hit harder by ...
- Vorenzd replied Aug 20, 2019
FOMC Meeting Minutes • Wednesday 21.8.2019. On July 31, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) cut the federal funds rate 25 bps to 2.00%-2.25%, and decided to end the reduction in its balance sheet in August... But, lower rates in the future are ...
- Vorenzd replied Aug 15, 2019
While i do agree that the markets are very fishy lately, the reason why USD didn't surge is because it's just not enough. Both Retail Sales and Core Retail sales were revised lower and FED has based their arguably hawkish outlook exactly on a strong ...
- Vorenzd replied Aug 14, 2019
Retail Sales • Thursday 15.8.2019. Aside from a decline in February, retail sales have increased every month so far this year. That’s consistent with the elevated confidence data and suggests consumers remain comfortable with their spending habits ...