News trading discussion - continuation

During news, bid and ask prices go wide open depending on your broker liquidity, that means even if price in chart doesnt touch your SL, bid or ask can touch it and there is your Stop loss.

Friday
15:30
23/9/16
CA Core Retail Sales
(CA Core Retail Sales), Canada, USDCAD
Average reaction when trigger 25.00 points in the first minute after the release.
15% probability trades.es.

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thank you my friend.

Great weekend to everyone.

I missed this one completely. Do many news of low importance make an important event? I noticed that 3 medium news don't change anything, but this one, 7 of low importance makes a difference. This is confusing.

German Ifo Business Climate
Monday, 8:00. German business climate declined unexpectedly in August to 106.2 from 108.3 in the prior month, amid concerns over the consequences of Britain’s vote to leave the EU. This was the sharpest decline in more than four years. Despite the words of confidence issued by policy makers, economists are concerned that weaker external demand would downgrade the growth outlook in September. Economists’ forecast German business climate will reach 106.3 in September.
Mario Draghi speaks
Monday, 14:00. ECB President Mario Draghi will testify before the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs of European Parliament, in Brussels. Draghi may talk about the risks of deflation despite the generous quantitative easing and the negative rates. Market volatility is expected. He may provide more details about how QE will evolve, something he did not do in the post-rate decision presser.
Stephen Poloz speaks
Monday, 23:10. BOC Governor Stephen Poloz will give a talk in Washington DC. In a recent speech Poloz talked about the growing uncertainty on Canada’s economic recovery, contradicting his earlier view in July, when he stated the economy is expanding in June by the most in almost three years.
US CB Consumer Confidence
Tuesday, 14:00. Consumers were more optimistic in August as the Consumer confidence index hit 101.1. Analysts expected consumer sentiment to reach 97.2. Furthermore, consumer confidence was revised upwardly 96.7 from 97.3. 30% of responders said business conditions were good in August compared to 27.3% in July. Meanwhile, 18.4% said conditions were bad, unchanged from the month before. However, as more respondents said jobs were abundant, those claiming jobs are “hard to get” also rose. US consumer confidence is expected to reach 98.6 this time.
US Durable Goods Orders
Wednesday, 12:30. The number of new orders for long-lasting manufactured goods increased for a second straight month in July amid rising demand for machinery and other products, suggesting business spending rebounds. Capital goods orders excluding transportation edged up 1.5% after falling 0.4% in the previous month, while overall orders surged 4.4% following a downwardly revised 4.2% in June. That was the first back-to-back increase since January 2015. However, despite the hefty rise, business investment is likely to be lukewarm in the third quarter. Durable orders are expected to decline by 1.0% and core orders are predicted to decrease by 0.5% on August.
US Crude Oil Inventories
Wednesday, 14:30. U.S. crude stocks continued to decline for the third week, falling by 6.2 million barrels contrary to economists’ forecast for a gain of 3.2 million barrels. Following this report, oil prices jumped 3%. Some analysts claim U.S. crude stockpiles are still too high and prices could come under pressure again.
Haruhiko Kuroda speaks
Thursday, 6:35. Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda will speak in Tokyo. Kuroda may talk about readiness to ease monetary policy further if required, in order to meet the 2% inflation target and boost the economy. Market volatility is expected.
US GDP data
Thursday, 12:30. The US suffers from 3 quarters of weak growth, around 1% annualized. According to the second estimate for Q2 2016, the economy grew at annual pace of 1.1%. The final growth rate for the second quarter is expected to be 1.3%, a small upgrade. High hopes for robust Q3 growth are being eroded.
US Unemployment Claims
Thursday, 12:30. The number of Americans filing initial claims for unemployment benefits dropped last week to252,000, reaching the lowest level since April, indicating the employment market remains robust, despite moderate hiring. The reading was better than the 262,000 expected by analysts. The four-week average of claims declined to 258,500 from 260,750 in the prior week. The number of new unemployment claims is expected to be 260,000 this week.
FED Chair Janet Yellen speaks
Thursday, 20:00. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen will give a talk at the Minority Bankers Forum in Kansas City. She may talk about the reasons for maintaining rates in the Fed’s September meeting and may give further hints about the next hike around Christmas. Market volatility is expected.
Canadian GDP data
Friday, 12:30. Canadian GDP edged up 0.6% in June, rebounding from the 0.6% decline recorded in the previous month. The reading was better than the 0.4% growth rate forecast. Manufacturing strengthened by 1.6%, but persistent weakness in construction continues to be a source of concern. The services sector remained stable with a 0.2% gain for June, the same rate as for the previous two quarters. The public sector has also advanced 2.2% over the year.

Wednesday
15:30
28/9/16
US orders index of durable goods
(US Core Durable Goods Orders), the United States, USDJPY
Average reaction when trigger 25.00 points in the first minute after the release.
10% probability trades.

what your system and method in this trade ??

Can you explain this sir ?
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articl...onetary-policy

I am not so well understand this question to his comment.

BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda is due to speak at the National Securities Industry Convention in Tokyo on Thursday at 6:35GMT (2:35AM ET).

His comments take on extra importance after the Japanese central bank announced that it will shift policy to targeting interest rates on Japanese government bonds as the focus of its massive stimulus program, abandoning its target of increasing base money.

ECB President Draghi Delivers Comments

ECB President Mario Draghi is due to testify before the European Parliament's Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs in Brussels on Monday at 15:05GMT (11:05AM ET).

On Wednesday, Draghi is scheduled to speak about current developments in the euro area at the German Bundestag, in Berlin at 14:30GMT (10:30AM ET).

Investors will be looking for indications that the ECB is moving towards boosting monetary stimulus at its December meeting