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Starting February 2014, Blackwell Global will be a regular contributor to FxStreet's market analysis section. Blackwell Global's in-house research analysts will provide views on Gold, EURUSD, AUDUSD, GBPUSD, and other major Global Currency pairs. Both technical analysis and fundamentals are employed in their analysis.

Some of their research will be shared here as well. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do, and it adds great value to your current analysis.

26 Feb 2014 - Gold: More Upward Momentum In Store

Gold daily chart


Gold has been rocketing higher on the back of economic worries and as the precious metal comes back into vogue. I certainly believe there is still more room to move upwards,which has been brought on by the global risks that are becoming more and more apparent – deflation,governments changing, bitcoin collapse, all of which have played some part in shifting investors back in the Gold markets.

Currently, Gold has been rising very rapidly, as can be seen by the 2 diverging trend lines. We have a constant long term bullish trend line, followed by a very steep rising one as pressure mounts upwards. Obviously, this is very attractive in terms of trending upwards, but we are starting to see overbought conditions in the RSI, which is currently pointing to a possible slow down in the near term.

Resistance levels are at 1353.43 and 1365.24, which we are likely to see Gold consolidate at. The 1365.24 will be the level to crack, and we are likely to see pull backs from each price level, as market participants look to take profit.

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Contract changes from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission also show that most market participants are pointing to more rises, as last week saw a rise in the amount of long positions which easily doubles current short positions, at the same time short contracts saw a significant drop of 19%

So for traders out there, certainly there is real movement upwards still to come, but it’s important to pay attention to the keylevels currently in play in the market. If the market starts to pull back, I wouldn’t look to exit unless the steep trend line is broken, and might look to short briefly while it trends down to the long term bullish trend line which will likely take control upwards again.

Full article here: http://www.fxstreet.com/analysis/mar...ok/2014/02/26/

Changes in Trading Hours Due to Daylight Savings from 9 Mar 2014

In light of the coming Daylight Savings Time change, Blackwell Global servers (as well as other broker servers) will follow GMT+2 from 30 Mar 2014.

The changes in the trading hours as follows:

Effective from 09 Mar 2014 (Sunday) to 28 Mar 2014 (Friday).

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Effective from 30 Mar 2014 (Sunday) onwards.

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Metals Trading

1. Commence at 23:00 (GMT) on Sunday
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CFDs (#ES, #YM, #NQ)

1. Commence at 23:00 (GMT) on Sunday
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CFDs (#NKD)

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CFDs (#DX)

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All information is made as accurate as possible, but it is intended for guidance only, and is subject to change.

Blackwell Global Technical Analysis contribution by Alex Gurr

FxStreet: Blackwell Global Market outlook

Source: http://www.fxstreet.com/analysis/mar...ok/2014/03/07/

NZDJPY double top



The NZDJPY pair has been very active over the last week, as it strengthens heavily on the back of a rise in commodity currencies.While the focus has been on the NZ economy as of late with its stellar economic performance, Japan has slipped under the radar when it comes to the pair with its gradual fall.

Many analysts have predicted a more stable Yen, and given the recent safe haven crisis, it seemed it would make some sort of resurgence, but alas, there was no lack of pressure when it came to the NZJPY pair. Looking forward at the week ahead though, we could see something different.



This large rise has been heavy and fast with a solid, bullish uptrend in the short term. Much steeper than the consistent bullish uptrend which has been in place for the last few years. Traders looking to target the recent increase in risk appetite for the Kiwi dollar should focus on signs of a pull back in the short term, targeting price action support at 86.893.

Additionally, we have seen a double top form in the market and are now seeing signs of a pullback in the works. The RSI is clearly pointing to the market being massively oversold as it sits around the 80 mark, and it's clear on the charts that it's looking to drop back from there.

When targeting this pair, it’s best not to jump in but to look for certain key points on the way down for orders, as with any pullback, you don’t want it to be fake and to get punished in the process.

Overall, this pair presents a great short term opportunity for shorting the currency on the pullback. However, in the medium and long term, I am still bullish. For tonight, opportunities are certainly there, especially for a pullback.