GBP/USD and EUR/USD

Hi ALL,

And... these Signal Trend with Detail Lines

1. s-StochFlet (located in top Sub Window)
RED Stick mean found Bearish Trend & GREEN Stick mean found Bullish Trend.

2. Gmacd2 (located in the bottom Sub Window)
BLUE Lines in above Red Lines mean Bearish Trend & RED Lines in above Blue Lines mean Bullish Trend.


All indicators worked in Multi Time Frime
Hopefully useful...



Best Regards,
Tsar

Hi ALL,

Another Signal Trend with Detail Lines

TRSI (located in Sub Window)

Multi Colour : Yellow, White & Aqua above RED Line mean Bullish Trend.
Multi Colour : Yellow, White & Aqua below RED Line mean Bearish Trend.



This indicator worked in Multi Time Frime
Hopefully useful...



Best Regards,
Tsar

EU... Started @ Price 1.2836 it's Time go UPWARD
Watch in Upper TL's or above H4 Res... Potential BREAK in there.

EU in H4 Chart...

Hi, i like your chart so much, is it possible to attach the indicators you'r using .Thanx a lot

Hi leiamra,

I used Indies :

MAIN WINDOW
* Used # Signal_Bars_v10a Indie
in Post #1054 Aug 25, 2012 8:36am

* Trend Lines made with MANUAL Draw...

SUB WINDOW
* Used DIGISTOCH Indie
in Post #1100 Sep 23, 2012 6:31am

* Another Posted in #1101 and #1102
... in ABOVE your Posted



Best Regards,
Tsar

For ALL,

Today, Thu Sep 27, 2012... A lot NEWS will coming :nerd:
Not tomorrow @ FRIDAY !

I hope you All 'FOCUS' in TRADE because (maybe) PRICE will be UP and DOWN, if Market's CRAZY...
Who can Predict it ??



G/L

And...

I tried to Help you All for Support your Trade, with SHARED my Indicators Collection or another in HERE
And as usual, I always tested before make Post...

Every Week if I can... if I busy, Not more 2 Week @ Weekend 'Saturday / Monday'

hi Tsar,

been following for awhile now...first post here...keep up the good work
thanks,
G

Hi gnomoneey,

Welcome... Feel like your Home, Buddy

My time limited in Room, because busy with my Family. Can't made A lot Post anymore; analyse, Trade, talk or another
But... tried still Care for All. Focus IMPORTANT Post only.

Hope you and another Members can make Estimate, Analyse, Trade and talk with another. It Quiet and Alone here

Thank's so much for coming, Bro

Market's run like my Estimation...

Buyer Volume and Seller Volume stood side by side. It means the Price will play Up and Down.
Don't like Price Action (PA) like this. Too Risky...

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QE+ Projections: Where does it End?

Posted Thursday, September 27, 2012 at 5:00 AM
Marc Chandler

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While many participants continue to focus on developments in Europe as the key driver in the foreign exchange market and the broader capital markets, they continue to wrestle with the implications of QE+. The open-ended nature is conditioned a substantial and sustained improvement in the labor market. Many observers are trying link this to a particular level of unemployment.

This is misleading and Bernanke himself warned against it by explaining that 1)there was not apriori target for unemployment and 2) a broad range of indicators will be used to glean insight into the labor market. The unemployment rate gets too much attention and does not really say as much about the labor market as the participation rate.

Chicago Fed's Evans, who will be a voting FOMC member next year, and among the most dovish members of the Fed suggested that substantial improvement in the is the creation of 200k jobs a month, a jobless rate below 8% and falling, and rising output (GDP). He did not see unemployment below 7% until the end of 2014. A model at the Atlanta Fed projected that at a rate of 168k jobs a month, the unemployment rate could hit 7% by late 2014.

So what is the implication for the Fed's balance sheet? If the Fed replaces the Treasury buying being conducted under Operation Twist in January with QE+ purchases (total then of about $85 bln a month through all of next year) that will boost the Fed's balance sheet by about $1 trillion by the end of next year. This seems to be the minimum that is expected. If the Fed chooses to continue through 2014, that would be another trillion dollars. The second year of purchase for a cumulative $2 trillion under QE+ is among the worst cast scenarios.

Meanwhile, although the Conference Board's measure of consumer confidence for September rose to its highest level since Feb 2008, business confidence is deteriorating markedly. The US Business Roundtable survey for Q3 (conducted between Aug 30 and Sept 14) fell to 66 from 89.1, which is a record large quarterly decline and is now at it lowest level since Q3 09. To further illustrate the erosion of business confidence recall that the index stood at 97 in Q1.

The culprits are well known and neither the European woes nor the China slowdown are generally not among them. The US is its own worst enemy in this context. The fiscal cliff, the debt ceiling and uncertainty about federal taxes appear to be the main concerns of the CEO's of the Business Roundtable.

Short Note on Market Developments

Posted Thursday, September 27, 2012 at 6:18 AM
Marc Chandler

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The US dollar is broadly mixed in choppy turnover in the foreign exchange market. There are four main considerations today. First is the month-end flows and portfolio adjustments. They are broadly thought to be negative for the Swedish krona and euro and dollar and sterling positive.

Second, is the string of European data. In the euro zone this included a small rise in the number of unemployed in Germany (+9k in September after +11k in August). Yet at 6.8% unemployment, the German labor market still seems fairly robust, even if not as robust as a few months ago.
The euro zone data also included a disappointing money supply report. M3 rose 2.9% year-over-year in August, down from a revised 3.6% (from 3.8%) in July. More important than the quantity of money is what is being down with it. And here the news is disappointing. Loans to the private sector contracted by 0.6% on an annual basis. This coupled with weak sentiment data, softer German inflation data and continued weakness in forward looking indicators means that an ECB rate cut is still a good possibility in Q4, even if not next week.

Italy's bond auction was well received, as lower yields were generated. The bid-cover slipped a bit, but recall that yesterday the German bund sale was not covered. Italian yields remain higher as do most of the periphery and the ECB reports deposits in Spain fell for the fifth month in August. Greek deposits also fell. Of note, French deposits eased, albeit from record highs. Germany is still apparently the place to be.

The UK reported Q2 GDP revisions. The revised 0.4% contraction compares with 0.5% decline in the previous estimate and a 0.7% contraction initially. The details are poor with nearly every sector contracting. Household spending fell 0.2%, and exports slumped 1.1%. Industrial output fell 0.7%, while construction nose-dived 3%.

The current account deficit blew out in Q2 to GBP20.8 bln. The consensus was for a GBP12.4 bln shortfall. The deficit in Q1 was revised to GBP15.4 bln from GBP11.2 bln.

Third, Spain is to unveil its 2013 budget today. It is among the first euro zone countries to do so. It follows on the heels of the early report that showed this year's deficit is likely to overshoot the revised target and last year's deficit, according to local press reports, will be revised up to nearly 10% of GDP from 8.9% as the funds used to nationalize three banks (~11 bln euros) has to be incorporated.

Fourth, the US economic data may be of some interest, though perhaps not Q2 GDP revisions, which are expected to be minor, leaving the quarterly annualized pace at 1.7%. The US will also report the annual benchmark revisions to US monthly payroll data and weekly initial jobless claims. These are important for investors because of the importance the Fed is placing on the labor market, which it feels it can do given that inflation and inflation expectations remain modest. The US also reports durable goods orders. The headline may be weak, with the Bloomberg consensus looking for a 5% decline. This is due primarily to the volatile transportation sector, which if excluded, durable goods may rise around 0.2%, recouping half of the decline posted in July.

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Tsar

Upward for awhile... Price 1.2806 as Neck Line / Critical Point.

Need BREAK in Price 1.2767 before UPWARD again...

DAILY and WEEKLY : BEARISH Trend

hELLO tSAR,
GREAT THREAD , LOTS OF INFORMATION THANKS. CAN I ASK WHAT THE HORIZONTAL FREQUENCY /SUPPORT BARS INDICATOR IS CALLED.

REGS AFOS

Hi afos,

Thank's for your Comment...

That's Indie name is Market Pofile.

This Program MT4 File, btw need Draw in the Chart with manualy... first.



Best Regards,
Tsar

Hi Tsar,....

Sound is good....
keeps your thread with the great post......
here is usdx 15 mtf ..... looks like finding the support .....
82.xx to be testing ????

cheers

Thank's a Lot, Bro

Check use my Great Indicators...

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Tsar