$ long setups in anticipation of a reversal
The Federal Reserve announced on the 20th September that it would begin its multi-trillion Dollar balance sheet reduction as planned, starting October 2017.
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Elliott Wave Video Update!
Grega Horvat is sharing his point of view on the DAX, the USDJPY and the US Treasuries. These views are still current and valid.
King Dollar No More?
The US Dollar has experienced a prolonged and material decline in 2017. The DXY index has dropped from 102.80 (2nd January) to 91.33 (8th September), which roughly represents an 11% loss.
EURGBP is at risk of a long term reversal
The EUR/GBP is closing in on the weekly lows, despite the rally in the EUR/USD above 1.20000 this week. That’s a very impressive feat for the GBP single currency, given that the EUR/USD has seen levels this week it hasn’t seen since 2014.
Is the Euro’s 2017 rally sustainable?
The Euro has been one of the star performers of 2017. We will now try to determine its main drivers of strength, as well as its potential outlook going forward.
Deciphering the BoE
The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee met last week and there were some interesting developments. We will try to sieve through the plethora of information and pick what we think were the salient points.
Did the EUR/USD post a false breakout?
The EUR/USD had rallied testing almost the 2010 spike lows near the 1.1870 level. Overnight and yesterday we came very close to 1.1850, which you could argue is a successful test.
Can DAX join US Stocks in a “Mania Cycle”?
Good day traders! The German Dax and the S&P500 have maintained a negative correlation during the past few weeks with the US market trading at all-time highs while the DAX losing nearly 7% since the June 20th high.
Are the benchmark bonds ready to resume their move lower?
Global bond markets have experienced a monstrous multi-year rally, mainly fuelled by unprecedented easing in central bank monetary policy. Most major central banks have engaged in Quantitative Easing and ZIRP/NIRP since the global financial crisis. As a result leverage and risk-taking were greatly encouraged, as the cost of funds became extremely cheap. This led to […]