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September 2009

US ISM Manufacturing PMI 10/01/09

by Henry Liu on September 30, 2009

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10:00am (NY Time) US ISM Manufacturing PMI   Forecast 53.9   Previous 52.9
ACTION: USD/JPY                                    BUY 56.0             SELL 51.0

The Institute of  Supply Management Manufacturing PMI releases are highly regarded by traders since their inception, and throughout the years they have been proven to be extremely accurate in predicting the long-term trend as well as a leading indicator over the Manufacturing sector in the economy; this will be the first look of the new quarter as these purchasing managers express their opinion over the economy.


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UK Manufacturing PMI 10/01/09

by Henry Liu on September 30, 2009

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4:30am (NY Time) UK Manufacturing PMI  Forecast 50.2   Previous 49.7
ACTION: GBP/USD        BUY 52.2         SELL 48.00

DEFINITION: “UK Manufacturing PMI is a survey of purchasing managers in the manufacturing sector on various economic activities, including inventory, employment, orders, etc… A higher than 50 reading means expansion, or a less than 50 reading means contraction.”


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Fear and Greed   Henry went to the dentist   9/29/09 021 225x300 One of my worst fears is probably going to the dentist, and today marks the day that I, Henry Liu, resisted the urge to break down and cry like little school girls as many grown men have done before me, and announce that I am now 2 wisdom teeth less, and 2 more to go. (That’s me after my Dentist Appointment…)

Simple things such as going to the dentist could have a huge impact in a trader’s life, as I rate this event ”catastrophic” impact level, equivalent to about 10 Nonfarm Payroll events combined, because if you are trading with stress, pain, or any kind of anxiety, you could be risking an account blowout.


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Canada GDP m/m (Gross Domestic Product) 09/30/09

by Henry Liu on September 29, 2009

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8:30am (NY Time) CA GDP m/m     Forecast 0.4%   Previous 0.1%
ACTION: USD/CAD          SELL 0.7%        BUY 0.1%

We’ll be trading the Canadian Gross Domestic Product (GDP) month on month figure, which is defined (from wikipedia) as “the market value of all final goods and services produced within a country in a given period of time. It is also considered the sum of value added at every stage of production of all final goods and services produced within a country in a given period of time.” GDP number has a direct and strong effect on the Interest rate of the currency, and it affects BOC’s short-term rate decision directly.


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US ADP NFP Changes 09/30/09

by Henry Liu on September 29, 2009

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8:15am (NY Time) US ADP NFP Changes   Forecast -200K  Previous -298K
ACTION: USD/JPY or USD/CHF        BUY -130K    SELL -270K


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It’s like mana from heaven…

… and it could be yours, if you were trading in the unholy hours of Sunday evening (NY Time)…

Here is the scoop: Japanese Finance Minister Fujii surprised the market late evening by hinting that Japanese government will not intervene the market, allowing free regin over the recent JPY strength.  The result of this little verbal diarrhea caused some massive movement in the JPY crosses only comparable to the likes of 2008 carry trade capitulation… needless to say, USD/JPY went as low as 88.24, dropping almost 200 pips in a matter of few hours, taking out all previous support in all jpy crosses.


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Australia Retail Sales m/m 09/29/09

by Henry Liu on September 28, 2009

9:30pm (NY Time) AU Retail Sales m/m      Forecast 0.6%    Previous -1.0%
ACTION: AUD/USD            BUY 1.2%      SELL -0.1%

The simple plan for today’s Retail Sales is that if we get a better than the forecast figure of 0.6%, we would BUY AUD/USD; and if we get worse than the forecast figure,  somewhere in the vicinity of -0.1% or worse, we will SELL AUD/USD.


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