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Advantages of automated trading robot

December 18, 2009 at 10:10 am

The forex market is flooded by a wide range of automated currency trading. This has created a big commotion amongst the traders. The forex market is penetrated rapidly by the automated currency trading systems. The people who invest their money in such automated software have always sided with the idea of using these automated trading robots in various trades.
The forex robots have gained a very good reputation and due to that they are also gaining a lot of popularity in the forex market. The users of these robots are vey satisfied with it and claim that the robots have helped a lot because of the spare time it gives them by taking full charge over the trade.

The major advantages of using automations are that it can work without stress. A trader can be stressed when he keeps looking into the monitor for a long time. The traders need to get the right software. . In order to assist such investors, the programmers have developed various software products which would help in assisting the investors. But there is always a risk of getting ineffective or unreliable software products. Hence various aspects need to be taken into consideration to choose the right software from bogus and software that will not be useful for us.

The other major advantages are it has high security. A wide range of automated forex robots based on the internet are also available. The internet based automated forex robots are more practical. The internet based automated forex robots can be accessed in any place that has an internet connection. The growth of free wireless fidelity has been so rapid that even coffee shops and burger shops have it. This helps you to stay in touch with the forex market which helps you to plan your strategy well. The other major advantage of automated forex robots is that highly confidential information need not be stored in your personal computer or laptop which is quite vulnerable to security threats. This helps to keep all the confidential data in a safe place.

The automated robots can be classified into two types, the profitable and the non profitable. The major issue that distinguishes the profitable robot from the non profitable robot is its ability to work in different market conditions. Non profitable robots are monotonic and can work only in a single environment. The non profitable robots are designed only for this single market condition. It tends to lose a huge margin or sometimes even the whole investment when the market condition is not one in which it is programmed to be in. This causes total loss for the investor but it’s not the case with profitable robots which are capable of handling all situations. The profitable robots do not incur a loss to the investor most of the times.

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Daily Review 18/11/2009

December 18, 2009 at 10:05 am

USD Dollar (USD)

The Dollar gained versus most majors as Industrial Production came out weaker, lowering risk appetite. Industrial Production came out 0.1% versus 0.4% expected. PPI came out weaker with 0.3% versus 0.6% forecast. TIC Long-Term Purchases came out better with 40.7B versus 27.3B expected. NASDAQ and Dow Jones rose slightly by 0.27% and 0.29%. Crude gained by 0.68% closing at 79.44$ a barrel and Gold (XAU) remained almost unchanged with 0.16% change closing at 1140.5$ an ounce. Today, Building Permits are expected higher with 0.59M versus 0.57M prior and Core CPI is expected with 0.1% versus 0.2% prior. Housing Starts are expected higher with 0.61M versus 0.59M and Crude Inventories are expected with 1.2M versus 1.8M prior.

EURO (EUR)

The Euro weakened versus the Dollar and the Pound as risk appetite weakened and ECB\’s president Trichet said a strong Dollar is important for the world economy. European Trade Balance came out better than expected with 6.8B versus -0.9B expected. EUR/USD traded with a low of 1.4806 and with a high of 1.4998. Today, European Current Account is expected with 0.6B versus -1.3B prior. ECB President Trichet will speak in Frankfurt.

EUR/USD – Last: 1.4870

Resistance

1.4900

1.4925

1.4955

Support

1.4810

1.4740

1.4703

British Pound (GBP)

The Pound remained almost unchanged versus the Dollar as CPI figures came out better than expected but Industrial Production in the U.S lowered investors Risk Appetite. CPI came out 1.5% versus 1.4% expected and RPI came out -0.8% versus -0.9% expected. Overall, GBP/USD traded with a low of 1.6755 and a high of 1.6872. Today, MPC Meeting Minutes will be released. CBI Industrial Order Expectations are expected with -47 versus -51 prior.

GBP/USD – Last: 1.6800

Resistance

1.6850

1.6900

1.6955

Support

1.6750

1.6670

1.6625

Japanese Yen (JPY)

The Yen gained versus the Euro and weakened versus the Dollar as risk appetite lowered after Industrial Production in the U.S came out weaker than expected. Overall, USD/JPY traded with a low of 88.73 and a high of 89.53 and EUR/JPY traded with a low of 132.44 and a high of 133.58. Today, All Industries Activity is expected with -0.1% versus 0.9% prior.

USD/JPY-Last: 89.17

Resistance

89.65

90.00

90.18

Support

88.80

88.60

88.25

Canadian dollar (CAD)

The Canadian Dollar dropped as Risk Appetite weakened following U.S production data. Overall, USD/CAD traded with a low of 1.0464 and a high of 1.0617. Today, Canadian CPI is expected with 0.2% versus 0% prior and Core CPI is expected with 0% versus 0.3% prior.

CAD/USD – Last: 1.0535

Resistance

1.0620

1.0680

1.0735

Support

1.0475

1.0450

1.0425

Research by http://www.ufxbank.com

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GoLearn Forex Analysis 17/12/2009

December 17, 2009 at 10:06 am

Is the CAD Headed for a Breakout?  By GoLearn Forex

USD/CAD:

The Canadian Dollar from a technical standpoint is giving every indication it is going to breakout.   Price has been consolidating for several weeks.  You can see more clearly the consolidation in the Chart below depicted by the orange triangle.

Typically we draw a triangle where only one side represents the slope.  However, the triangle drawn below is indicative of investor’s uncertainty with regards to the CAD.  The Canadian economy is holding strong.  The CAD is a commodity currency and will rise and fall as commodity prices rise and fall (in particular Oil).  The Dollar has been rallying which should mean a weaker Loonie, but this rally stems from positive U.S economic data.  The U.S economy and that of their northern neighbor are linked to a certain extent as they feed off of one another.  Therefore, positive U.S data should also be good for the CAD.  Therein lies the conflict and thus you have a dual sided sloping triangle.

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The CAD is currently trading above its 50 day MA.  Similar to the AUD and NZD it failed to breach the 100 day MA in spite of the Dollar rally.  As the CAD wedges itself into the triangle we are looking for the following to occur in order to trip an entry signal.  If the Loonie produces a candle south of the 50 day MA and south of the bottom slope of the triangle then look to enter a Long CAD position.  Alternatively, if the CAD produces a candle body north up the upper slope of the triangle and the 100 day MA then enter a Short CAD position.  Lastly, if a Short CAD signal triggers we see a near term take profit level at 1.0880 coinciding with the Fibonacci 23.6% Retrace level.  We view this level as strong point of resistance.

Oil Takes Off by GoLearn Forex

The FOMC meeting came and went without stirring the waters.  In the Euro-zone and London, Equity Markets finished their sessions in positive territory ahead of the highly anticipated U.S FED rate decision.  The accompanying FOMC statement was intentionally left mostly unchanged so as not to roil markets. It served its purpose well as the DJIA finished the day off slightly lower by 10.88 points to close at 10,441.12 while the tech heavy NASDAQ closed up 5.86 points to 2,206.91.

In the Currency Markets the Dollar followed Equity Markets finishing the session nearly flat against its G-7 counterparts.  The AUD gave up .61% still reeling from CB comments that took on a more dovish tone in regards to any near term future rate hikes.

Oil soared to 73.54 during intra-day trading before leveling off the day at 72.66, a gain of $1.97.  Gold climbed $12.70 an ounce to 1,137.90.  On the Agricultural front Soybeans, Cotton and Sugar continued to rally while Copper, Wheat and Corn declined on Dollar strength.

On the economic data docket for today we have the BOJ rate decision to be announced, although no change is expected.  In the U.K, Retails Sales are set to be released while in Canada CPI data will hit the wire.  In the U.S, Jobless Claims will print as will the measure of Leading Indicators and the Philadelphia FED survey.

Upcoming Forex Events for December 17, 2009

GBP  Retail Sales (MoM) Forecast  0.50%  Previous  0.40%

CAD  Core CPI (MoM) Forecast  0.10%  Previous  0.10%

USD Initial Jobless Claims Forecast    470.00K  Previous  474.00K

JPY Interest Rate Decision  Forecast  0.10%  Previous  0.10%

Analysis by http://www.golearnforex.net

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