Henry Liu
Former FPA Special Consultant
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Hey Folks:
We've got a very busy week ahead, a few interest rate decisions, including FOMC on Wednesday, plus ending the week with U.S. NFP on Friday. One thing is for sure, it's going to be an interesting week.
1. Mon Nov. 1, 2010 5:30am EDT - UK Manufacturing PMI
Historical Data & Chart
2. Mon Nov. 1, 2010 10:00am EDT - US ISM Manufacturing PMI
Historical Data & Chart
3. Mon Nov. 1, 2010 11:30pm EDT - AU RBA Interest Rate Decision
Historical Data & Chart
4. Wed Nov. 3, 2010 5:30am EDT - UK Services PMI
Historical Data & Chart
5. Wed Nov. 3, 2010 8:15am EDT - US ADP NFP
Historical Data & Chart
6. Wed Nov. 3, 2010 10:00am EDT - US ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI
Historical Data & Chart
7. Wed Nov. 3, 2010 2:15pm EDT - US FOMC Statement
Historical Data & Chart
8. Wed Nov. 3, 2010 8:30pm EDT - AU Retail Sales
Historical Data & Chart
9. Thu Nov. 4, 2010 8:00am EDT - UK BOE Rate Decision
Historical Data & Chart
10. Thu Nov. 4, 2010 8:45am EDT - EU ECB Rate Decision
Historical Data & Chart
11. Fri Nov. 5, 2010 7:00am EDT - CA Employment Change
Historical Data & Chart
12. Fri Nov. 5, 2010 8:30am EDT - US NFP Employment Change
Historical Data & Chart
... and some untradable releases.
We've got tons of untradable releases, either they do not provide any trend change impacts, or they just have random track records. I'd just concentrate on the tradable releases.
This week's focus will obviously be on the FOMC Statement on Wednesday and NFP release on Friday. I believe a major rally for USD is coming, and based on the outcome for FOMC, we could see traders unwinding their short USD trades...
Because of the long-term nature of market sentiments, I believe it is best to be safe than sorry. Therefore waiting until after FOMC meeting may actually be a much safer idea, as whatever trend market decides to follow after FOMC should last for a least a few more weeks...
And as always, I'll be providing more detailed analysis for you in my future posts.
Thanks,
We've got a very busy week ahead, a few interest rate decisions, including FOMC on Wednesday, plus ending the week with U.S. NFP on Friday. One thing is for sure, it's going to be an interesting week.
1. Mon Nov. 1, 2010 5:30am EDT - UK Manufacturing PMI
Historical Data & Chart
2. Mon Nov. 1, 2010 10:00am EDT - US ISM Manufacturing PMI
Historical Data & Chart
3. Mon Nov. 1, 2010 11:30pm EDT - AU RBA Interest Rate Decision
Historical Data & Chart
4. Wed Nov. 3, 2010 5:30am EDT - UK Services PMI
Historical Data & Chart
5. Wed Nov. 3, 2010 8:15am EDT - US ADP NFP
Historical Data & Chart
6. Wed Nov. 3, 2010 10:00am EDT - US ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI
Historical Data & Chart
7. Wed Nov. 3, 2010 2:15pm EDT - US FOMC Statement
Historical Data & Chart
8. Wed Nov. 3, 2010 8:30pm EDT - AU Retail Sales
Historical Data & Chart
9. Thu Nov. 4, 2010 8:00am EDT - UK BOE Rate Decision
Historical Data & Chart
10. Thu Nov. 4, 2010 8:45am EDT - EU ECB Rate Decision
Historical Data & Chart
11. Fri Nov. 5, 2010 7:00am EDT - CA Employment Change
Historical Data & Chart
12. Fri Nov. 5, 2010 8:30am EDT - US NFP Employment Change
Historical Data & Chart
... and some untradable releases.
We've got tons of untradable releases, either they do not provide any trend change impacts, or they just have random track records. I'd just concentrate on the tradable releases.
This week's focus will obviously be on the FOMC Statement on Wednesday and NFP release on Friday. I believe a major rally for USD is coming, and based on the outcome for FOMC, we could see traders unwinding their short USD trades...
Because of the long-term nature of market sentiments, I believe it is best to be safe than sorry. Therefore waiting until after FOMC meeting may actually be a much safer idea, as whatever trend market decides to follow after FOMC should last for a least a few more weeks...
And as always, I'll be providing more detailed analysis for you in my future posts.
Thanks,
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