Economic News for the week of April 29th to May 3rd
Monday
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Tuesday
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Wenesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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USD (1:30 GMT) – Pending Home
Sales
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CAD (1:30 GMT) – GDP
USD (3:00PM) – Consumer Confidence
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GBP (9:30 GMT) – Manufacturing PMI
USD (1:15 GMT) ADP Non-Farm Employment
USD (3:00 GMT) ISM Manufacturing PMI
USD – (19:00 GMT) FOMC Statement
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EUR ( 12:45 GMT) Minimum Bid Rate
EUR (13:30 GMT) – Trade balance
EUR (13:30 GMT) – ECB Press Conference
USD (13:30 GMT) – Trade Balance
USD –(13:30 GMT) Unemployment Claims
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GBP (9:30 GMT) – Services PMI
USD (13:30 GMT) – Non Farm Employment Change
USD (13:30 GMT) – Unemployment Rate
USD (15:00 GMT) Non-Manufacturing PMI
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Technical Trading Gameplan for week of April 29th to May 3rd
Markets
stand at a turning point this week, with investors and traders focusing on the
upcoming FOMC meeting on Wednesday, May 1st. If the dollar index continues its
long term upward climb, then this may give some of the hot games a rest for the
time being. For those interested in a
more in-depth anaysis, we at CM Trading are here to help those that want to
profit from the financial markets. Below is an overview of how one can expect
to profit from this week's swings in the various markets.
EUR/USD
RESISTANCE
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R1:1.31884
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R2:1.33055
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R3:1.36440
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SUPPORT
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S1:1.29979
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S2:1.27245
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R3:1.23100
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The beginning of this month saw the
1.2750 level tested multiple times and its rise to 1.32 and its subsequent
decline to its current 1.3065, has many wondering if we'll see a retest of that
low in the near future. One can't help but wonder if any of the number of
issues plaguing the Eurozone will resurface, leaving the euro vulnerable to
downward swings.
USD/JPY
RESISTANCE
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R1: 99.94
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R2:
101.45
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R3: N/A
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SUPPORT
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S1: 96.195
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S2: 92.485
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R3: N/A
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USD/ZAR
RESISTANCE
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R1: 9.30415
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R2:
9.33041
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R3:
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SUPPORT
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S1: 9.05440
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S2: 808841
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R3:
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The USDZAR has
been in a steady stairstep advance since its yearly low on January 2nd of
8.4120. It’s currently trading at support at the 9.0624 and will need to hold
this level or face the possibility of reaching 9.009.
GOLD
RESISTANCE
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R1: 1,52948
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R2: N/A
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R3:N/A
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SUPPORT
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S1: 1,202.50
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S2: N/A
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R3: N/A
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Gold must be a source of frustration for
those insisting that it's going to astronomical levels. Fortunately, we at CM
Trading have continued to offer the advice that this is a trader's market and
the era of long term buy and hold is no longer a valid way to show a profitable
return at the year's end. In the short term the commodity has been trying to
regain some of its losses from last week.
S & P FUTURES
RESISTANCE
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R1:
1,577ish
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R2: New
High
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R3: New
high
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SUPPORT
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S1:
1,480ish
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S2:
1,411.05
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R3:
1,201.65
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The S&P 500 reached an all-time high
of 1592.13 on April 11 and saw a retest of that high at 1587.38 on April 25th. There
is certainly indication that there is HEAVY resistance around the 1577 mark;
however breaking above these levels could set the stage for a move to 1650.
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