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US Durable Goods * (Mar) 3.2% vs. Exp. 0.7% (Prev. -1.0%, Rev. -1.2%)
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DAY TRADE IDEAS APRIL 26th
AUDUSD broke support at the lower end of the channel at 6660/40 for a medium term sell signal. So we have resistance at 6640/60 to try a short with stop above 6680. Targets are 6615, 6570 & perhaps as far as 6550. Forex update – EURUSD & EURJPY Double top sell signal!! AUDJPY broke support…
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MORNING MINUTE EQUITY, ETF, FX FUTURES & OPTIONS APRIL 26th
In the Morning Minute financial report today European bourses weaker after yesterday’s rout in the stockmarkets but US markets are buoyed by strong earnings out of Microsoft and Alphabet, but it certainly feels like a bit of a "dead cat bounce"
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END OF DAY EQUITY,ETF,FX, FUTURES & OPTIONS APRIL 25th
It’s never over till its over, bank jitters back to the forefront as First Republic Bank shares dump 41% on reported outflows coupled with an inability to sell their assets..oh dear!
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None of the banks seem to be stepping up to purchase assets of First Republic (FRC) right now, according to CNBC’s Faber
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US Consumer Confidence * (Apr) 101.3 vs. Exp. 104.0 (Prev. 104.2, Rev. 104.0)
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So you like Nvidia? So do some analysts, so what do you do to capture the move?
One that should interest you boys… Nvidia actually has some solid backing with HSBC doing a U-turn with a turnaround upgrade while Ertse also upgraded thinking that revenue will accelerate in 2024. So with a year end target of $355 now, what can be done to best capture this? Based off of $10k capital When…
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Philly Fed Non-Manufacturing: Business activity -22.8 (prev. -12.8 M/M), firm-level business activity -16.2 (prev. -0.1)
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MORNING MINUTE EQUITY,ETF,FX,FUTURES & OPTIONS REPORT APRIL 25th
In the Morning Minute today Regional bank jitters return after First Rebublic showed $100m of outflows last quarter while UBS showed what a mess CSFB purchase was too
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END OF DAY EQUITY, ETF , FX, FUTURES AND OPTIONS REPORT APRIL 24th
Another quiet session as we await a slew of earnings along with whatever economic numbers that will shape the rate decision to be made by the Fed next week!
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