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3 REASONS WHY THE DOLLAR RALLIED

The U.S. dollar rallied aggressively, leading many investors to believe that the greenback has finally found a bottom. We remain skeptical because the fundamental dynamics have not changed materially but at the same time, we have to respect the strength of today’s reversal and acknowledge that continuation tends to follow such strong moves. The dollar recovered against every major currency with the largest gains seen against the euro, Australian and Canadian dollars. Although profit taking contributed today’s moves, there are 3 primary factors behind the dollar’s rise:

1. China Hikes Interest Rates by 25bp

The initial sell-off in higher yielding currencies and rally in the U.S. dollar was triggered by China’s surprise decision to raise interest rates by 25bp. The Chinese central bank provided no details following their rate announcement but the timing provides many clues. Tomorrow night, China has a number of key economic reports due for release including GDP, consumer prices, retail sales and industrial production. There is a good chance that China's recovery has gained momentum and its strength may have driven inflation to intolerable levels. The government also wants to clamp down on the housing market with property prices rising 9.1 percent in September from the year prior. Recent initiatives from China including the recent reserve ratio hike and the requirement of a 30 percent down payment for first time home-buyers shows the government's urgency to cool their over-heated economy. In reaction, investors bought back dollars aggressively on the fear that the rate hike will slow Chinese growth and in turn the global recovery.

2. Fed Officials Express Skepticism about Need for More Stimulus

The rally in the dollar gained momentum after Fed Presidents Fisher and Kocherlakota expressed skepticism about the need for further asset purchases. Fisher said the Fed is not committed to further asset purchases and that the debate on possible easing may not be completed in November. He also suggested that Hoenig’s hawkish views deserve consideration. Kocherlakota on the other hand does not believe that additional Fed purchases will be enough to boost the economy. However Fisher and Kocherlakota are not voting members of the FOMC this year, which means their views have less sway on Fed policy. On the other side of the spectrum is Evans, who is also a non-voter. Evans believes that not only does the Fed need to increase stimulus but the central bank needs to engage in numerous large scale purchases to boost inflation. The only voting member of the FOMC to speak this morning was Dudley who reiterated his view that the U.S. needs more stimulus. Later this evening, Bernanke and Board member Duke will be speaking. After Friday’s speech, we know that Bernanke believes there is a case for further action but Duke has been on the fence regarding QE and so we will be watching her comments closely.

3. Other Central Banks Take a More Moderate Stance

At the same time, other central banks are taking a more moderate stance towards normalizing monetary policy. The Bank of Canada left interest rates unchanged this morning and sounded fairly pessimistic after lowering their GDP forecasts for 2010 and 2011. Even the Reserve Bank of Australia has grown a bit more wary of their strong currency, saying that the appreciation of exchange rates has tightened domestic financial conditions and therefore reduced their urgency to raise interest rates at their last meeting. Comments from Bank of England Governor King suggest that the central bank is growing more willing to ease monetary policy because in their eyes, inflation indicators are “extremely subdued.” The ECB on the other hand is comfortable with their current monetary policy. Trichet reminded us today that inflation is their primary objective and right now, inflation expectations remain firmly anchored. Nonetheless, the more moderate comments from central banks have contributed to the rally in the U.S. dollar and the sell-off in other currencies. - Courtesy of FX360.com

Bullish may continue...

GBP/USD Daily Analysis

Pair: GBP/USD
TF: 1hour
Pivot: 1.4603
Yesterday High:1.4757
Yesterday Low: 1.4503
Fast trend: Bullish
Medium trend: Bullish
Major trend: Bullish
Market Sentiment: Bullish

Below is GU at 15min and 1hour TF

Do bullish resume after correction???

4hour chart comments

I see two hanging man floating...and the price action is moving around major resistance.
Price may go downward before bullish resume to new high.

GBP/USD Daily Analysis

Pair: GBP/USD

TF: 1hour
Pivot: 1.4653
Yesterday High:1.4727
Yesterday Low: 1.4508
Fast trend: Bullish
Medium trend: Bullish
Major trend: Bullish

Market Sentiment: Bullish

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GBP/USD Daily Analysis

Pair: GBP/USD
TF: 1hour
Pivot: 1.4505
Yesterday High:1.4545
Yesterday Low: 1.4425
Fast trend: Bearish
Medium trend: Bearish
Major trend: Bearish
Market Sentiment: Ranging

Daily Analysis

Starting from tomorrow 1 June 2010, GU daily Analysis will be rename to GBP/USD Daily Analysis and you can find it under label GBP/USD Daily Analysis

Sideways Channel

Price move in sideways channel. Waiting for breakout.

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Asian stocks down as Europe woes linger

TOKYO – Asian stock markets fell sharply Wednesday as Germany's move to tighten control over trading of government debt and financial shares underscored that Europe is still struggling to stabilize the euro.

Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 stock average dropped 200.36 points, or 2 percent, to 10,042.28. South Korea's Kospi index lost 34.56 points, or 2.1 percent, to 1,608.68 and Australia's S&P/ASX 200 index was off 1.8 percent at 4,421.10.

Selling spread across Asia after the Dow Jones industrial average dropped 114.88 points, or 1.1 percent, to 10,510.95 with Germany's plan to tighten financial regulations unnerving investors.

The euro, the currency shared by 16 European nations, has been driving global stock trading for weeks as investors interpreted its slide as a sign of continuing economic problems in Europe. It hit a new four-year low of $1.2160 on Tuesday.

Germany announced a ban Tuesday on so called naked short-selling of eurozone government debt and shares of major financial companies, a move that came as European officials seek to strengthen control of markets.

Naked short selling was cited as one of the factors in world markets' turbulence during the 2008 financial crisis. Germany's step brought underscored a fear that a further drop in the euro will continue to rattle world markets.

- Courtesy of Yahoo News

GU Daily Analysis

Pair: GBP/USD
TF: 1hour
Pivot: 1.4342
Yesterday High:1.4516
Yesterday Low: 1.4253
Fast trend: Bearish
Medium trend: Bearish
Major trend: Bearish
Market Sentiment: Bearish

Euro slip

SINGAPORE (AP) -- Asian stock markets tumbled Monday on investor concern the Europe debt crisis will worsen as the euro fell to a 4-year low.

Investors weren't convinced last week's $1 trillion bailout package will keep a sovereign debt crisis from spreading from Greece to other European countries.

In an interview with German newspaper Der Spiegel to be published Monday, European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said Europe's economy "is in its most difficult situation since World War II or perhaps even since World War I."

"The market is concerned that the euro could trigger another financial crisis," said Linus Yip, a strategist with First Shanghai Securities in Hong Kong. "I don't think that's likely, but that's the fear out there."

The euro fell to $1.2271 on Monday, the lowest since 2006, from $1.2352 on Friday.

Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 stock average dropped 260.36 points, or 2.5 percent, to 10,202.15, while South Korea's Kospi lost 2.8 percent to 1,648.04 and Australia's S&P/ASX 200 index was down 2.6 percent at 4,491.30.

China's benchmark index in Shanghai tumbled 3.6 percent, Hong Kong's Hang Seng index lost 2.5 percent, India slid 2.3 percent and Thailand sank 2.8 percent.

Asian investors are concerned that cost-cutting fiscal measures being taken by Greece, Portugal and Spain could hamper a recovery in the eurozone economy and undermine export demand.

On Wall Street on Friday, the Dow Jones industrial average fell 162.79 points, or 1.5 percent, to 10,620.16.

In currencies, the dollar edged down to 91.88 yen in Tokyo from 92.30 yen in New York late Friday.

Benchmark crude for June delivery was down $1.35 to $70.26 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The June contract lost $2.79, almost 4 percent, to settle at $71.61 on Friday.

- Courtesy of Yahoo News

Euro slips on EU debt woes, Asian stocks soft

SINGAPORE (Reuters) – The euro slipped on Wednesday on nagging worries about festering euro zone debt problems despite a $1 trillion rescue package unveiled this week, which fueled a short-lived rally in global stocks.

Sterling held its overnight gains after Conservative party leader David Cameron took over as British prime minister after securing a power-sharing agreement between his center-right party and the smaller Liberal Democrats.

In Tokyo, the Nikkei average (.N225) edged up 0.5 percent, but gains were capped by continued foreign selling of Japanese stocks on concerns that the euro zone relief package did little to resolve the region's longer-term debt problems.

"Since the start of this month, foreigners have really been selling Japanese stocks, partly because Japanese markets were closed for holidays and foreign markets fell during that time, and partly because the Greek debt crisis really worsened," said Hideyuki Ishiguro, a strategist at Okasan Securities.

"At this point, I don't think a lot of this money is flowing into other Asian share markets. It's probably going into U.S. Treasury bonds and gold as part of a shift from riskier assets."

Orders for Japanese stocks placed through 10 foreign securities houses before the start of trade on Wednesday showed selling for a fifth straight day.

MSCI's index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was little changed (.MIAPJ0000PUS), a day after falling just over 1 percent, though most major markets in the region were weaker, following modest losses on Wall Street. (.N)

Benchmark indexes in Hong Kong (.HSI) and South Korea (.KS11) fell by as much as 0.6 percent, but Australia (.AXJO) advanced more than 1 percent as its federal budget boosted banks.

On Monday, the MSCI ex-Japan index climbed 3.6 percent -- its biggest single-day percentage gain since May 2009 -- fueled by hopes that the massive rescue package would prevent Greece's debt crisis from spreading to other countries in the euro zone and possibly sparking another global credit crunch.

But the global rally quickly fizzled on Tuesday as worries resurfaced that Greece and other heavily-indebted euro zone members will not be able to deliver on promises of deep spending cuts.

The euro was trading around $1.2636, down 0.2 percent from late U.S. trade, but off a 14-month low of $1.2510 hit last week.

One near-term downside target for the euro may be around $1.2580, near Friday's low, one trader said.

Sterling hovered near $1.4898 after rising above $1.5000 on Tuesday.

The Conservatives and the smaller Liberal Democrat party agreed on Wednesday to form Britain's first coalition government since 1945, ending uncertainty over who would take power after inconclusive elections last week.

U.S. crude futures fell almost 0.6 percent to above $75.96 a barrel, while spot gold fell $4.85 an ounce to $1,227.2.

U.S. gold futures hit an all-time high above $1,230 on Tuesday as investors continued to worry about Europe's debt problems, boosting gold's appeal as a safe haven in times of market turmoil.

(Additional reporting by Elaine Lies in Tokyo; Editing by Kim Coghill)

- Courtesy of Yahoo News

Fundamentally ranging

Sterling is in ranging zone since all Traders are waiting cautiously the effect of EU dept rescue and the appointment of new Prime Minister of UK.

My sentiment is still to the bearish side since the chart make higher low on 11 May compare to 10 May.

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My aim now is to trade GBP/USD and EUR/GPB using DDFX System V3.0 and try to improve it more.

Like Tiger Wood, i'm going back to my basic training starting today since i was busy last few weeks on my new born baby. Thank you for those who congratulate me.

Need to recap everything back to normal. Sincere apologies to all clients and future client for any troubles.

Best of luck,
A.Anomaht
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EUR/GBP 1 hour chart

EUR/GBP on 1hour chart from 30 April to 6 May 2010

GU 1 hour chart

Latest Performance on GBP/USD on 1hour chart from 30 April until 6 May 2010

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Latest GBP Performance

Bullish is still going on. Yeah.

GBP/USD 1 hour TF

Fast Trend:Bullish
Medium Trend: Bullish
Major Trend:Bullish
Market Sentiment:Bullish

22nd to 26th March GU Price Action

GBP/USD at 1h Time Frame using DDFX Forex Trading System

11 March to 17 March Price Action

1. GU Price Action between 11 to 17 March on 1H TF.

2. Examples of Trade Result.

Daily Chart

GU Daily Analysis

Pair: GU
TF: 1h

Yesterday High: 1.5135
Yesterday Low: 1.5003
Open Price: 1.5029
Pivot: 1.5056

Fast Trend: Bearish
Medium Trend: Bearish
Major Trend: Bearish
Market Sentiment: Ranging

Market Consolidate: beware

GU Daily Analysis

Pair: GU
TF: 1h

Yesterday High: 1.5030
Yesterday Low: 1.4852
Open Price: 1.5020
Pivot: 1.4985

Fast Trend: Bullish
Medium Trend: Bullish
Major Trend: Bullish
Market Sentiment: Bullish

Market is in corrective mode: beware

GU Daily Analysis

Pair: GU
TF: 1h

Yesterday High: 1.5202
Yesterday Low: 1.4782
Open Price: 1.4970
Pivot: 1.4985

Fast Trend: Bearish
Medium Trend: Bearish
Major Trend: Bearish
Market Sentiment: Bearish

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GU Daily Analysis

Pair: GU
TF: 1h

Yesterday High: 1.5574
Yesterday Low: 1.5392
Open Price: 1.5443
Pivot: 1.5470
Fast Trend: Bearish
Medium Trend: Bearish
Major Trend: Bearish
Market Sentiment: Ranging

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GU Daily Analysis in 1h TF

last week High: 1.5774
last week Low: 1.5556
Open Price: 1.5598
Pivot: 1.5656

Fast Trend: Bearish
Medium Trend: Bearish
Major Trend: Bearish
Market Sentiment: Bearish

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GU Daily Analysis in 1h TF

Yesterday High: 1.5916
Yesterday Low: 1.5728
Open Price: 1.5765
Pivot: 1.5804

Fast Trend: Bearish
Medium Trend: Bearish
Major Trend: Bearish
Market Sentiment: Bearish

If you trade this signal in 1h TF, until now your gains is 210pips

GU Daily Analysis on 1h TF

Yesterday High: 1.6068
Yesterday Low: 1.5874
Open Price: 1.5912
Pivot: 1.5952

Fast Trend: Bearish
Medium Trend: Bearish
Major Trend: Bearish
Market Sentiment: Bearish

2 Feb 2010 - 15 min diary

No OPEN TRADE YESTERDAY 2 FEB 2010.

Signal is consider valid if the following condition applied

for long,
Candle/Bar must be blue
Fast Trend Blue
Medium Trend Blue
Major Trend Blue

for short
Candle/Bar must be red
Fast Trend red
Medium Trend red
Major Trend red

Please note that market sentiment bar is not in use in 15 minutes TF. We only use it in 30min/1h TF

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comments are based on the number appear on the chart below,

Signal 1 – short signal, not a valid signal
Fast Trend – Blue
Medium Trend – Red
Major Trend – Red

Signal 2 – long signal, not a valid signal because it appear on important news time
Fast Trend – Blue
Medium Trend – Blue
Major Trend – Blue
Note: Our rules indicate no trade allowed half an hour before and after news

Signal 3 – short signal, not a valid signal because it appear on important news time
Fast Trend – Red
Medium Trend – Red
Major Trend – Red
Note: Our rules indicate no trade allowed half an hour before and after news

Signal 4 – Long signal, not a valid signal
Fast Trend – red
Medium Trend – red
Major Trend – red

Signal 5 – short signal, not valid signal
Candle/Bar still blue
Fast Trend – Blue
Medium Trend – Red
Major Trend – Red

Signal 6 – long signal, a valid signal
Fast Trend – Blue
Medium Trend – Blue
Major Trend – Blue
Note: no trade because it appear after our trading time, sleeping time

Signal 7 – short signal, not a valid signal
Candle/bar Green
Fast Trend – Red
Medium Trend – Red
Major Trend – Blue
Note: no trade because it appear after our trading time, sleeping time

Signal 8 – long signal, a valid signal
Fast Trend – Blue
Medium Trend – Blue
Major Trend – Blue
Note: no trade because it appear after our trading time

GU Daily Analysis

Yesterday High: 1.5994
Yesterday Low: 1.5901
Open Price: 1.5987
Pivot: 1.5961

Fast Trend: Bullish
Medium Trend: Bullish
Major Trend: Bullish
Market Sentiment: Bullish

GU Daily Analysis

Yesterday High: 1.5977
Yesterday Low: 1.5849
Open Price: 1.5942
Pivot: 1.5923

Fast Trend: Bullish
Medium Trend: Bearish
Major Trend: Bullish
Market Sentiment: Bearish

Chart in 1H TF


You get what you see in the chart published. No any attempt has been made to modify the results in the images attach in this site.

GU Daily Analysis

Last Week High: 1.6177
Yesterday Low: 1.5976
Open Price: 1.5969
Pivot: 1.6046

Fast Trend: Bearish
Medium Trend: Bearish
Major Trend: Bearish
Market Sentiment: Bearish

Below is Price Action in the 15 min chart

Weekly Wrapped Up

GU fail to break Fri high at 1.6274.
It break the Fri Low at 1.6111 and stop at 1.5983.

Our Market Sentiment is still to bearish site.

GU 27th Jan, Analysis on 1hour TF

Yesterday High: 1.6267
Yesterday Low: 1.6091
Open Price: 1.6142
Pivot: 1.6167

Fast Trend: Bearish
Medium Trend: Bearish
Major Trend: Bearish
Market Sentiment: Bearish

Market is in ranging. No trade in 1h TF since there are no clear signal.

GU Analysis in 1H TF by DDFX

Yesterday High: 1.6259
Yesterday Low: 1.6094
Open Price: 1.6245
Pivot: 1.6200

Fast Trend: Bullish
Medium Trend: Bullish
Major Trend: Bullish
Market Sentiment: Bullish

Dollar will gain more!

Sterling already break yesterday low and going downward. Now the pair is testing the yesterday low. If fail, it will continue to the bearish side.

Minor Gains

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Latest on GBP/USD 1hour chart by DDFX Forex Trading System

Yesterday High: 1.6309
Yesterday Low: 1.6124
Open Price: 1.6197
Pivot: 1.6209

Fast Trend: Bullish
Medium Trend: Bearish
Major Trend: Bearish
Market Sentiment: Bearish

Latest signal and performance

DDFX Latest Gains: +206pips (Jan, 19-21)
Pair: GBP/USD
TF: 1 Hour

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