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  • FX Strategy Weekly 11.10.09 by Anthony Davian
    By Philip DunhamCan’t The Fed at Least Pretend To Care about USD? Does anyone Care Anymore?That may be a bit extreme. Of course the Fed cares about USD but for now it is on the backburner. Last week, in its statement following the FOMC meeting, Board members effectively capped short rates... More »
    November 11, 2009 • UUP, GLD, USO
  • ETF Trends for Australian Dollar ETF (FXA) and US Energy Sector Index ETF (IYE) by Bruce Powers
    As of Friday’s closing price of $91.85, the Rydex CurrencyShares Australian Dollar Trust ETF (FXA) has rallied 52 per cent from its low hit in October 2008, and had retraced 95 per cent of the large down trend started at the July 2008 peak and is now at the 93 per cent retracement level.... More »
    November 9, 2009 • IYE, FXA
  • ETFDesk Daily 11/4/2009 by ETFdesk.com
     Sign up for Daily email and live feed at www.etfdesk.comForget Inflation, Deflation Is a Bigger DangerHOW GOLDMAN SACHS IS TRADING THE COMMODITY MARKETSWe Are Now On TwitterEntering Crude Oil LongWater rationing for Venezuela's capital cityLloyds and RBS announcementsThe Altman Group's... More »
    November 4, 2009 • TLH, IEF, TLT
  • ETFDesk Daily – Top News and Investment Ideas 11/2/2009 by ETFdesk.com
    Global Q3 chip sales rise – SMHAussie and Kiwi dollars up on growth outlook – FAX, FXAMother of all carry trades faces an inevitable bust - UUPCurrency crisis on the way, says Rogers – FXYThe S&P is heading for 800 – SPY, IVV, SDS, SH Global Q3 chip sales riseGlobal... More »
    November 2, 2009 • SMH, FAX, FXA
  • It's All About the Dollar by Mad Hedge Fund Trader
     It’s all about the dollar, which I have despised all year like the red headed stepchild it has become (click here for my initial recommendation). The assured onslaught of federal debt issuance headed our way will be the overriding investment consideration for traders and portfolio... More »
    October 30, 2009 • FXC, BNZ, FXA
  • The Price Points I'm Watching to Re-Enter A Long Australian Dollar Position by Simit Patel
    Below is the AUDUSD weekly chart I'm watching closely. I'll re-evaluate if we can get a break above the two week high of .9327, or if we get a pullback on the hammer down to around .9050, where the 5 EMA on the weekly chart is. I'm also watching $1050 price level on gold. When AUDUSD breaks... More »
    October 29, 2009 • FXA
  • Commodity Linked Currencies Are Recovering With Global Economy by Anna Fedec
    During the last few months, commodity linked currencies, have seen an unprecedented rise in their exchange rate against the dollar. For instance, the Australian Dollar and the Brazilian Real are among those currencies that gained the most. But can those currencies sustain its current... More »
    October 8, 2009 • EWZ, BZF, FXA
  • The Dollar Situation by Leandro Taub
    THE DOLLAR: MEAN OF EXCHANGE, UNIT OF ACCOUNT AND VALUE RESERVE      This will be the heart of the new letter I am writing. I was waiting for this moment, assessing the dollar. I’ll start with the conclusion: I think the dollar is not going through a crisis, as people... More »
    September 26, 2009 • UUP, FXE, FXY
  • Australia and its Implications for Global Capital Flows by Thomas MacLeod
    Trading is a strange game. One moment your riding high, sitting pretty, all the stars are aligning in your favour. The next moment the Russell 2000 has dropped 2%, Crude dropped 4%, and more. Time to bake another one of those humble pies.Or should we? As in all analysis of the financial markets,... More »
    September 25, 2009 • FXA
  • CGTS DAILY FOR WEDNESDAY 23 SEPTEMBER 2009 by Michael Clark
    Clark's Gate Timing SystemWednesday 23  September 2009 In the short term, the market is a voting machine.  In the long term, the market is a weighting machine.Ben GramahINDEX VIEWThe market is still a buy.More of the same.  More buyers than sellers, although the rally... More »
    September 23, 2009 • FXY, NEM, TMX

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