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Dow Jones Newswires: German inflation resumed upward trend in August
Dow Jones Newswires: UBS to raise 2022 dividend
The Wall Street Journal: Railroads set to halt transport of hazardous materials ahead of strike deadline
The Ratings Game: ‘Consumer spending has been remarkably stable,’ Visa CFO says
Dow Jones Newswires: Star Entertainment unsuitable to hold casino license, Australian state regulators say
Dow Jones Newswires: Nintendo shares jump as ‘Splatoon 3’ sells at record pace
Earnings Results: Oracle misses on earnings results and forecast as strong dollar takes a toll

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Dow Jones Newswires: German inflation resumed upward trend in August
Dow Jones Newswires: UBS to raise 2022 dividend
UBS also said its expects its share repurchases for 2022 to exceed the $5 billion goal it had previously set.

The Wall Street Journal: Railroads set to halt transport of hazardous materials ahead of strike deadline
Freight railroads said they are planning to halt the transport of hazardous materials and sensitive cargoes, such as chemicals used in fertilizer and chlorine for water purification, as they continue negotiations with two labor unions.

The Ratings Game: ‘Consumer spending has been remarkably stable,’ Visa CFO says
Visa Inc. continues to see signals that consumer spending is holding up well despite economic pressures, its chief financial officer shared at a Monday conference.

Dow Jones Newswires: Star Entertainment unsuitable to hold casino license, Australian state regulators say
A New South Wales state inquiry into Star Entertainment Group Ltd.'s operation of its Sydney casino found the company isn't suitable to hold a casino license, though the regulator has yet to decide what disciplinary action will be taken.

Dow Jones Newswires: Nintendo shares jump as ‘Splatoon 3’ sells at record pace
Nintendo Co. shares rose sharply Tuesday morning following news that its new action-shooting game "Splatoon 3" has started selling at a record pace in Japan.

Earnings Results: Oracle misses on earnings results and forecast as strong dollar takes a toll
Oracle Corp. reported lower earnings than expected Monday and executives' profit forecast also came in lower than analysts were projecting, as a strengthening dollar takes its toll.

Real-time headlines

S&P 500 ends with gain of 1.1%; Nasdaq Composite rises 1.3%
Dow finishes more than 230 points higher, up 0.7%
Stocks end with strong gains ahead of August inflation reading
October WTI oil climbs 99 cents, or 1.1%, to settle at $87.78/bbl on Nymex
December gold climbs $12, or 0.7%, to settle at $1,740.60/oz on Comex
: Dow climbs 125 points, or 0.4%
: S&P 500 up 0.6%, Nasdaq Composite up 0.5%

VMware charged by SEC with misleading investors with sales practices
VMware Inc. was charged by the Securities and Exchange Commission late Monday for misleading investors about its sales practices. The SEC said "beginning in fiscal year 2019, VMware began delaying the delivery of license keys on some sales orders until just after quarter-end so that it could recognize revenue from the corresponding license sales in the following quarter." With this practice, "VMware shifted tens of millions of dollars in revenue into future quarters, building a buffer in those periods and obscuring the company's financial performance as its business slowed relative to projections in fiscal year 2020," the SEC said. VMware did not admit nor deny the charges and consented to an $8 million fine. In comparison, in late August,VMware reported $3.34 billion in revenue for the July-ending quarter, and net income of $347 million. Also, VMware is in the process of being acquired by Broadcom Inc. [s:avgo] for $61 billion in cash in stock.

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The Tell: Traders see inflation falling for rest of 2022, but that likely won’t end Fed rate hikes or market volatility
Brandon Bell/Getty ImagesThere’s a bit of good and bad news in the run-up to the next major U.S. inflation data on Tuesday, following July’s bigger-than-expected decline in the U.S. consumer-price index which triggered a short-term relief rally among stock investors.The corner of financial markets with money on the line in getting the CPI data just right is expecting a continued drop in inflation for August and the rest of the year. Traders of derivatives-like instruments known as fixings now expect August’s annual headline inflation rate to be 8.1%, down from 8.5% in July. They also see the rate gradually declining to 7.7% for September, 6.9% for October, almost 6.4% for November, and 6.1% for December. The problem is that the decline still likely won’t be nearly enough to put an end to continued rate hikes by the Federal Reserve, or the market volatility that accompanies them.Read:Inflation is slowing, U.S. August CPI to show, but not enough to mollify a worried FedThe reason is that the number that matters almost as much as the annual headline CPI rate is the so-called core reading, which kicks out volatile food and energy prices, said Gang Hu, an inflation trader with New York hedge fund WinShore Capital Partners. By his calculations, headline inflation readings at these levels through year-end imply monthly core readings of 0.3%, or 3.6% on a 12-month basis. “There’s been quite a bit of change after the last CPI report, and the market definitely sees readings that are a fair amount lower than where they were before,” Hu said via phone on Monday. “You could have a relief rally in bonds and equities if these numbers are realized, but I don’t think the relief rally is going to stay.”“The Fed is going to hike 75 basis points next week, to above 3%. But core inflation is stabilizing around the wrong levels, and if you have inflation at 0.3% for the next three to four months, the job is not done and the Fed will have to keep going,” Hu said via phone. “We don’t know how much further the Fed will have to keep going or when is going to be enough.” Hu isn’t alone in his views. Robert Conzo, chief executive and managing director of The Wealth Alliance in Melville, New York, which oversees $1.5 billion, said that while he thinks CPI is on a downward trend, the degree to which that happens and just how sticky inflation may remain is still unknown. Once those trends become more apparent, that will give the Fed a firm direction, he said in an email. And once the central bank’s rate-hike cycle ends is when investors will see the next big recovery in stocks, according to Conzo.As of Monday, stock investors appeared to be somewhat optimistic. All three major stock indexes DJIASPX COMP finished with their fourth straight session of gains, adding to last week’s gains. Treasury yields were mixed, though the policy-sensitive 2-year rate BX:TMUBMUSD02Y was still at its highest level since November 2007. Fed funds futures traders were pricing in a 67% chance that the Fed’s main policy rate target will get to between 3.75% and 4% by December, up from a current level of between 2.25% and 2.5%. And fixings traders are expecting an annual headline CPI inflation rate that eventually subsides to around 2.7% next July, but the truth is “the market doesn’t have much idea of what’s going to happen five months from now,” Hu said.“The Fed’s concern is less about spot inflation. The big concern is about inflation expectations,” said the WinShore Capital Partners trader. “The Fed has to firmly control inflation expectations so spot inflation doesn’t completely change the view of inflation in society. Retail gas is coming down very quickly, but, on the other side, food and rent prices continue to go up. So the Fed has no choice but to show markets it’s in control of inflation.”

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U.S. stocks climb for 4th straight day as investors await inflation update
U.S. stocks finished higher on Monday, notching a fourth-straight day of gains as investors await an update on the pace of inflation in August. The S&P 500 advanced 43.05 points, or 1.1%, to 4,110.41. The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 229.63 points, or 0.7%, to 32,381.34. The Nasdaq Composite rose 154.10 points, or 1.3%, to 12,266.41. On Tuesday morning, investors are expected to receive the first reading on the consumer-price index for August, which is expected to show that inflation slowed to 8.1% last month, down from 8.5% during the month prior, according to a FactSet estimate.

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Dow industrials up more than 200 points in final hour of trading, poised for fourth straight session of gains
All three major U.S. stock indexes remained higher in the final hour of trading on Monday, as traders await Tuesday's consumer price index report for August. Investors are optimistic that the data will show signs that inflation is easing further, following July's unexpected drop to an 8.5% annual headline rate. Dow industrials were up by 219 points, or 0.7%. The S&P 500 was up by 1%, while the Nasdaq Composite was higher by 1.2%.

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U.S. oil futures settle at highest price of month so far
Oil futures climbed on Monday, with the U.S. benchmark marking its highest settlement month to date. The "bullish trifecta pushing the envelope [Monday] are faltering Iranian nuclear discussions, broad based recovery in the U.S. capital markets and resilient strength in U.S. wage growth," said Manish Raj, chief financial officer at Velandera Energy Partners. October WTI crude climbed 99 cents, or 1.1%, to settle at $87.78 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Prices for the front-month contract marked their highest finish since Aug. 31, according to Dow Jones Market Data.

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Silver futures gain nearly 6%; gold settles at its highest in 2 weeks
Silver futures rallied on Monday by nearly 6%, while gold futures finished at their highest in two weeks, with both precious metals getting a boost from weakness in the U.S. dollar. "Whether the metals can kick on from here or go in reverse depends almost entirely on the direction of U.S. dollar," said Fawad Razaqzada, market analyst at City Index and FOREX.com. The dollar "will face a big test on Tuesday with the release of U.S. CPI data, which is surely going to be the main focal point for the week." December gold rose $12, or 0.7%, to settle at $1,740.60 an ounce on Comex, the highest finish for a most-active contract since Aug. 29, FactSet data show. December silver added $1.09, or 5.8%, to settle at $19.86 an ounce, the highest since Aug. 17.

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: Airbnb on track for longest winning streak on record after gaining for nine of ten days
Airbnb Inc. ABNB is on track for its longest winning streak on record, according to Dow Jones Market Data team. The stock is currently up 1.9% and has gained for nine of the past ten days.

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Stocks to Watch

Stocks to Watch: DuPont, Nike, KB Home are stocks to watch
Among the companies whose shares are expected to see active trade in Friday’s session are DuPont, Nike, and KB Home.

Stocks to Watch: Bed Bath & Beyond, GoPro, Nike are stocks to watch
Among the companies whose shares are expected to see active trade in Thursday’s session are Bed Bath & Beyond, GoPro, and Nike.

Stocks to Watch: Google, Barnes & Noble are stocks to watch Wednesday
Among the companies whose shares are expected to see active trade in Wednesday’s session are Google Inc., and Barnes and Noble Inc.

Stocks to Watch: Wisconsin Energy, Oracle, GE are stocks to watch
Wisconsin Energy Corp., Oracle Corp., and General Electric Co. may all see active trading after deals, or talk of deals.

Stocks to Watch: Stocks to watch: Oracle, Smith & Wesson, Family Dollar
Among the companies whose shares are expected to see active trade in Friday’s session are Oracle, Smith & Wesson, and Family Dollar.

Stocks to Watch: BlackBerry, Oracle, Kroger are stocks to watch
Among the companies whose shares are expected to see active trade in Thursday’s session are BlackBerry, Oracle, and Kroger.

Stocks to Watch: FedEx, Jabil, Red Hat are stocks to watch
Among the companies whose shares are expected to see active trade in Wednesday’s session are FedEx, Jabil Circuit, and Red Hat.

I'm gonna mop the fundamental floor with your butt next haha. Start linking levels to data releases.

So slow come on dudes the guide said volatility was gonna happen in the London sesh. Yesterday was poppin at this time?

Someone's got to rotationally sequence the quantum matrix in alignment with Fibonacci and plot the numbers.
I did it all last week u dudes gotta take over where's the flip crew?

Buying GU on H1 is preferred at the moment. EG sell is 2nd preference. EU is not in the running for entries.

Germany 30 --- Everything is fine in E.U. .....

Half my short positions were stoped....... and the rest will stop at 1.01 70 .....

Everyone will be in for the US CPI news, that is why the price is up!

I will try a short some pips below 1.0200, but it has chances to fail. Price may rise well ahead 1.0203 to 1.0259.

There's a smell in the air, smells like burnt ass

When are you going to upgrade to Windows 10?

It all makes a complete mockery of the 'fundamentals', the Euro rising sharply because U.S. inflation cools somewhat. This is just speculative activity totally unrelated to fundamentals or even technical analysis (what 'buy signal' has been generated, other than a slight oversold indication?)

Yes! But buyers may leave the boat if bad news for the dollar come out - buy the fact!

bulls investor has gone ..... but price manipulation still make by tier 2 .... and now all bulls will be suffer if not close the long (especially for retail trader) ... price will be back to 0.977

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EURUSD will be fall like waterfall, all correction has complete until tf weekly

SHORT . . . . .

niceeeee

Man, I am waiting for windows 12 .

i was not expecting so many pips so fast, crazy territory now

EURUSD didn't make the cut for me. I'm looking for buying opportunities on USDJPY and selling opportunities on GBPUSD.

Hahaha fundamentals bossing and dominating again. Easy pipzz

150 pips for 1 candle tf h1, 1st target 0.99519

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TF H4

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TF D1

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TF W1

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TF MN1

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IF BULLS CAN BREAKOUT MORE RESISTANCE = SIGN STRENGHT ..... BUT HEAVY TO DO IT, BULLS INVESTOR HAS GONE / TAKE PROFIT

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BULLS TRY TO TAKE TOO MUCH MONEY FROM BEARS INVESTOR ..... BUT THAT IS WRONG .... SO VERY EASY FOR INVESTOR TO DRIVE PRICE DOWN, EVEN 1000 PIPS IN 1 HOURS ..... BUT MARKET HAVE THE RULES ...
RULES NO. 1 - NO MARKET ROBBING
RULES NO. 2 - REMEMBER RULES NO. 1
RULES N0.3 - ONLY TIER 2 CAN ROBBING RETAIL TRADERS (ONLY FOR JOKE)