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Greek Elections, USD Post-FOMC, Chinese data, Eurozone PMIs and the German IFO EUR remains driven by two key drivers – policy divergence and market risk sentiment. These factors will also determine how the main releases next week will impact EUR. Starting with market risk sentiment, the Greek elections over the weekend and the Chinese PMI during the week could prove important drivers of risk sentiment – perhaps more the latter than the ...
Citigroup made a forecast for Fed hike for today in technical and fundamental ways: "Citi’s baseline is for a 25bps hike, but there remains considerable scope for surprise, as well as hifting communication to play a role. Ultimately we think the decision boils down to how the FOMC sees market conditions, and whether the recent volatility could lead the FOMC to temporarily postpone hiking.""In our view we place a 25% chance of a hike, and 75% for no hike. Still, the risk/reward favors ...
The 3% Signal: The Investing Technique That Will Change Your Life by Jason Kelly Take the stress out of investing with this revolutionary new strategy from the author of The Neatest Little Guide to Stock Market Investing, now in its fifth edition. By targeting three percent growth and adjusting holdings to meet that goal, even novice investors can level the financial playing ...
Dual Momentum Investing: An Innovative Strategy for Higher Returns with Lower Risk by Gary Antonacci After examining more than two-hundred years of data across dozens of markets and asset classes, the conclusion is clear: Momentum continually outperforms. However, most mainstream investors haven't had a way to fully discover and implement the benefits of momentum investing . . . until now! Whether you're an independent investor, ...
EUR/USD trong daily closing last Friday and strong upward momentum suggest that the upward pressure is incomplete, argues UOB Group. "The break above 1.1255 late last week has shifted the outlook for EUR to bullish with a target of 1.1475," UOB projects."In order to maintain the current nascent momentum, any pull-back should not move back below the break-out level of 1.1250/55," UOB adds. the source
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