Friday, November 30, 2012
Daily Equity #Markets #Commentary Nov. 30 By @pnavarro88
Final $VIX #PutCallRatio for Friday, Nov 30, 2012
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HFT Bonds Daily Video Analysis with @GCavaligos November 30, 2012
Thursday, November 29, 2012
HFT Bonds Daily Video Analysis with @GCavaligos November 29, 2012
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Final $VIX #PutCallRatio for Thursday, Nov 29, 2012
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Comments on Canadian Dollar
Attached is a 30 day chart of December Canadian Dollar.
The risk on mindset in US equities should
provide a continued tailwind in CDZ2. We remain with a positive
bias. Our stop level is a settle below 100.34 which is the trendline for support and several old lows. Our short term objective remains
at 101.20.
For the next 32 days it seems that the risk is
for the "risk on" trade to gain momentum. Markets seem
to feel that budget negotiations will drag out till end of December so
an early announcement may cause an exaggerated move higher
in stocks and risk currencies.
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Final $VIX #PutCallRatio for Wednesday, Nov 28, 2012
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HFT Bonds Daily Video Analysis with @GCavaligos November 28, 2012
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Updated Chart of $SPY $AAPL $QQQ
The IB Levels are the same as posted around 0946 CT (previous blog post)... but notice where we have traded to since then and where we have paused......
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Final $VIX #PutCallRatio for Tuesday, Nov 27, 2012
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Update on Dec Canadian Dollar
Attached is a daily chart of December Canadian Dollar.
Yesterday was a perfect example of why we need
a settle above/below a certain level before we stop-out.
It increasingly seems that there are programs that attempt
to flush stops on an intraday basis. We maintain our long
bias in Canadian Dollar and would add to long position on a
trade
above 100.88. Short term objective is 101.25, where we
would cover half of longs. Longer term objective would be 102.30.
On new longs (above 100.88) stop loss is 100.60 while on
original longs, our stop loss is 100.35, both on closing basis.
Good luck,
Jim
@JimIuorio
Monday, November 26, 2012
HFT Bonds Daily Video Analysis with @GCavaligos November 26, 2012
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Final $VIX #PutCallRatio for Monday, Nov 26, 2012
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Thoughts on Canadian Dollar
Attached is the daily chart of December Canadian Dollar.
As a follow up to the piece we put out Wednesday,
we now have a long bias in Canadian Dollar. The recent break
above 100.45 creates an upside objective of 101.25. We would
stop out on a settle below 100.40.
The fundamental story involves
a shift to risk assets and a perception that the U.S. may
avoid the Fiscal Cliff. The most interesting indicator has been
oils reluctance to trade lower despite a cease fire in the Middle East. This indicates underlying strength in the oil
market which suggests firmer footing for the global economy particularly oil producers like Canada.