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Welcome to end of January! What a fast month. I hope Feb slows down a little.

 

 

This Weeks Economic Calendar

 


 





2-Yr Note Settlement

5-Yr Note Settlement

7-Yr Note Settlement

10 Yr TIPS Settlement



Redbook
[Bullet
8:55 AM ET


Chicago PMI
[Report][djStar]
9:45 AM ET




Farm Prices
[Bullet
3:00 PM ET









ISM Mfg Index
[Report][Star]
10:00 AM ET



Weekly Bill Settlement


Jobless Claims
[Report][Star]
8:30 AM ET







Money Supply
[Bullet
4:30 PM ET



Factory Orders
[Report][djStar]
10:00 AM ET

ISM Non-Mfg Index
[Report][djStar]
10:00 AM ET
Equity Settlement
2-02-12
Equity Settlement
2-03-12
Equity Settlement
2-06-12
Equity Settlement
2-07-12
Equity Settlement
2-08-12

 

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Greece and its private sector creditors said Saturday they were on the verge of a deal to write off $132 billion worth of the country's debt. ( yea right)

Read....Set.... GO!!!

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Same ol crap just a different week laughing.gif

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Some expectations for the coming week have been posted at Bloomberg.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-01-29/payrolls-probably-climbed-in-january-as-u-s-companies-gained-confidence.html

Somewhat disturbing excerpt:

The government last week reported the economy grew at a 2.8 percent annual pace in the fourth quarter after a 1.8 percent gain in the prior three months. The growth rate excluding a jump in inventories was 0.8 percent, the report showed
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Some expectations for the coming week have been posted at Bloomberg.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-01-29/payrolls-probably-climbed-in-january-as-u-s-companies-gained-confidence.html
Somewhat disturbing excerpt:
The government last week reported the economy grew at a 2.8 percent annual pace in the fourth quarter after a 1.8 percent gain in the prior three months. The growth rate excluding a jump in inventories was 0.8 percent, the report showed


Yup! Here is a WSJ article that actually explains the impact of inventory levels on GDP: http://blogs.wsj.com/economics/2012/01/27/outsized-impact-of-inventories-on-gdp-growth/tab/print/

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Originally Posted by rando View Post

Some expectations for the coming week have been posted at Bloomberg.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-01-29/payrolls-probably-climbed-in-january-as-u-s-companies-gained-confidence.html
Somewhat disturbing excerpt:
The government last week reported the economy grew at a 2.8 percent annual pace in the fourth quarter after a 1.8 percent gain in the prior three months. The growth rate excluding a jump in inventories was 0.8 percent, the report showed

and so we continue down ....
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ES 1306 being tested at the moment.

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ES 1306 being tested at the moment.



 Euro getting hit...

 

http://www.fxstreet.com/rates-charts/live-charts/

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futures arent doing so well.  mad.gif

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just a lil correction then cont' up

 

JMO

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Originally Posted by Mr.Mike View Post

just a lil correction then cont' up

 

JMO


1285 on the S&P then back up...
 

 

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Euro and the Dollar catching a bid ATM.

 

DX trying to break out of this falling wedge:

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Euro went up so far so quick, bound to correct a little.

 

From Oanda news:

With the pair clearly trending higher and having broken back above the Ichimoku Cloud Base (1.3164) for the first time in three months, we have had longs set on a dip back to hourly support seen at 1.3167, stopping below Fridays lows. Topside we target an initial move that sees the 1.3460-1.3550 region tested. (KS)
Copyright (c) 2012 Thomson Reuters - IFRMarkets

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futures are taking a beating.. damnit. i shoulda bought more spy puts friday.

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1285 on the S&P then back up...
 

 



Using the high of October as support ?

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well things are slowly dwindling away.. so ill give 1325 and 1330 the finger and consider it a overshot and view 1320 as i have, as the real line in the sand.

Also as i said last week MA will have to be tested and other areas gave an indication of this.  If we break that dow 12600 then 12400 ill be looking for that retest.

nice possible rejection on the ES forming in regards to MA and other indicators are showing a roll over.

Jan and 1st 2 weeks of feb might be quite but something will have to come to fruition as i have been waiting for.. my bullish peroid is almost over.

post #15 of 850
has over shot my 1325 as well
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Originally Posted by Mr.Mike View Post

just a lil correction then cont' up

JMO

to lower highs then back down
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USA, Germany and France....and now Japan:

 

Moody's Warns Japan's Fiscal Target Delay is Credit Negative

http://www.cnbc.com/id/46185875

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ya well as i prey this from my lips it could get a final push as the bulls are looking at the same thing and a cross would cause alittle extra enthusiasm kinda sorta, but it already looks and has been weak.

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has over shot my 1325 as well


 

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Originally Posted by mjoke View Post
my bullish peroid is almost over.

 

don't speak too soon... QE3 is already here!!!

 

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Fed-Won-Admit-But-QE3-Already-etfguide-3960555255.html?x=0

 

BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY!!!!!

post #20 of 850
This guy Scott Redler just got on Twitter about a month ago, he's got some good thoughts so consider putting on this 5 minute video while you prep for the morning. (Don't think this is embeddable).

http://www.t3live.com/videos.html?view=combo&id=afd48367
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