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Trading the U.S. Existing Home Sales Report With David Song February 22 2012 10:36 EST
Trading the U.S. Existing Home Sales Report With David Song February 22 2012 10:36 ESTVideo Available
Join DailyFX Currency Analyst David Song to cover the U.S. Existing Home Sales report for January.

Technical Outlook for Major Currencies - February 22, 2012 February 22 2012 2:19 EST
Technical Outlook for Major Currencies - February 22, 2012 February 22 2012 2:19 ESTVideo Available
USD/JPY has bbecome the market to watch with the pair breaking out from a multi-month tight consolidation to show signs of a major structural shift. The daily RSi is now at its highest levels in over 10 Years.

Why Hasn't EURUSD and S&P 500 Rallied with Greek Bailout Approval? February 21 2012 6:49 EST
Why Hasn't EURUSD and S&P 500 Rallied with Greek Bailout Approval? February 21 2012 6:49 ESTVideo Available
For months, both the Euro and global capital markets have been following the Greek financial crisis for cues on positioning. However, on a day where the situation seems to find tangible relief, EURUSD and equities fail to follow up with meaningful relief rally. What should we take this to mean? Was this outcome priced in? Is there skepticism that all the necessary steps will be implimented? More important, what does this ultimately mean for Euro and risk trends? We break down this event and discuss what the implications are for trading going forward.

Technical Outlook for Major Currencies - February 21, 2012 February 21 2012 1:59 EST
Technical Outlook for Major Currencies - February 21, 2012 February 21 2012 1:59 ESTVideo Available
Euro now considering the establishment back above key short-term resistance by 1.3325. A daily close above the level will open a push towards 1.3500 further up.

EURUSD Gaps Higher On Hopes for Greece, But Where's the Confirmation? February 20 2012 7:36 EST
EURUSD Gaps Higher On Hopes for Greece, But Where's the Confirmation? February 20 2012 7:36 ESTVideo Available
Expectations and speculation are still the primary catalyst for risk-sensitive markets. That was confirmed with the week's open as EURUSD, AUDUSD, equity futures and everything tethered to risk gapped higher as hope was riding high that the EU Ministers would finally reach a definitive conclusion on Greece's second rescue package. Yet, that optimism faded as we rolled into Tuesday's trading session without a definitive conclusion to this constant fundamental threat. In the meantime, attractive short-term technical setups will represent siren calls to dagerous and uncertain outcomes.

Weekly Strategy Outlook with David Rodriguez, Quantitative Strategist February 20 2012 11:37 EST
Weekly Strategy Outlook with David Rodriguez, Quantitative Strategist February 20 2012 11:37 ESTVideo Available
Follow along with David as he discusses his views of the FX market in the week ahead.

Technical Outlook for Major Currencies - February 20, 2012 February 20 2012 2:54 EST
Technical Outlook for Major Currencies - February 20, 2012 February 20 2012 2:54 ESTVideo Available
Euro remains locked in consolidation while Cable well bid but holding below the 200-Day SMA. The yen continues to show signs of major reversal after breaking October intervention lows.

Technical Outlook for Major Currencies - February 17, 2012 February 17 2012 2:57 EST
Technical Outlook for Major Currencies - February 17, 2012 February 17 2012 2:57 ESTVideo Available
Euro fails to show follow through after breaking below 1.3025. Now it is a game of wait and see and we remain sidelined until clearer directional bias presents.

AUDUSD and S&P 500 Sit at Serious Highs, Conviction Still Lacking February 16 2012 8:14 EST
AUDUSD and S&P 500 Sit at Serious Highs, Conviction Still Lacking February 16 2012 8:14 ESTVideo Available
All things Euro and risk rallied through Thursday's trading session with another round of vows made to push forward the Greek rescue. Yet, these promises are still little more than words until action is taken. Considering the actual EU vote on the second bailout program is scheduled for Monday yet we are standing just off of meaningful range highs from benchmarks like the S&P 500 and AUDUSD now, what should we expect? Clear technical levels are tempting, but thin liquidity and high volume create a serious risk in volatility. Be ready for breakouts and sharp runs, but limit expectations for follow through.

Technical Outlook for Major Currencies - February 16, 2012 February 16 2012 2:37 EST
Technical Outlook for Major Currencies - February 16, 2012 February 16 2012 2:37 ESTVideo Available
The Euro has broken down below key short-term support at 1.3025 and the break could suggest that a medium-term lower top is now in place by 1.3325 ahead of the next major downside extension back into the 1.2000's. At this point we will wait for confirmation and look for a daily close below 1.3025.



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