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Swing Trading Strategies – “Action-Reaction” projects higher Crude oil into November 16th. [chart]

If you have read any of my books or are a frequent reader of my newsletter and blogs you have probably seen me talk about a 3-wave or 5-wave continuation pattern. When identified correctly, this can be used to project price the time , price and duration of a future price move. The pattern will… read more

Five reports to watch this week: 11/1/2010 – 11/5/2010

• Fed decision: In what will likely be an event covered in financial history books for decades to come, Fed Chief Ben Bernanke and his fellow committee members will announce the latest interest rate policy on Wednesday (2:15 p.m.). No one expects the rate to change from nearly zero, but nearly everyone expects a clear… read more

Swing Trading – Five reports to watch this week.

Fed decision: In what will likely be an event covered in financial history books for decades to come, Fed Chief Ben Bernanke and his fellow committee members will announce the latest interest rate policy on Wednesday (2:15 p.m.). No one expects the rate to change from nearly zero, but nearly everyone expects a clear commitment… read more

Currency Update – November 1, 2010 – Futures News

Currency update – Dollar recovers mildly after initial weakness in an otherwise, steady markets. The surprised moves are found in yen crosses but there is no follow through selling then yen. Sterling is lifted mildly by better than expected PMI manufacturing data but again. Aussie was lifted by solid manufacturing data from China. But after… read more

Grain News and Opening Calls – Futures Broker

WHEAT – Up 3 to 5 cents per bushel. Weak dollar, dry weather in U.S. winter wheat region and in west Australia wheat-growing area combine to lift wheat futures. * Dry weather is boosting final seedings of the 2011 U.S. winter wheat crop in the U.S. Plains but rainfall is needed, especially in western Kansas… read more

Grain Calls and News -Futures Broker

WHEAT – Down 3 to 5 cents per bushel. End-of-month and end-of-week profit-taking lending pressure in addition to weight from a firm dollar. * Dry weather is a concern in the U.S. Plains winter wheat growing region, especially in western Kansas and Colorado. It appears that a dry pattern has become firmly entrenched in the… read more

Currencies News / Futures Broker

Currencies news – Daily Report: Yen Up Mildly, Dollar Steady ahead of US GDP Yen strengthen broadly today as risk sentiments are hit by disappointing production data from Japan and Korea. Asian equities are broadly lower also as investors lighten their positions ahead of Q3 GDP data from US today as well as a line… read more

Cotton News – Future Broker

Cotton news – 0925 EDT [Dow Jones] – Cotton futures rebound early Friday, supported by supply concerns amidst continued high demand. Prices fell yesterday following a nearly 50% reduction in weekly U.S. export sales from the previous week, a sign that high prices forced mills to slow their purchases. But analysts say despite the drop,… read more

Grain Calls and News / Futures Broker

WHEAT – Up 10 to 12 cents per bushel. Boosted by dry weather in key wheat areas of the U.S. Plains, including western Kansas, and in west Australia. Dryness also a concern in portions of the U.S. Midwest soft red winter wheat region. Weak dollar also supportive, as is a rumor that China may have… read more

Initial Jobless Claims – Futures News, Broker, Commodities News (10/28/2010)

* Initial jobless claims fall 21,000 last week * Claims lowest in three months * Continuing claims lowest in nearly two years WASHINGTON, Oct 28 (Reuters) – New U.S. claims for unemployment benefits fell last week to a three-month low, hinting at some improvement in the listless labor market. Initial claims for state unemployment benefits… read more