Jump to content

Welcome to the new Traders Laboratory! Please bear with us as we finish the migration over the next few days. If you find any issues, want to leave feedback, get in touch with us, or offer suggestions please post to the Support forum here.

  • Welcome Guests

    Welcome. You are currently viewing the forum as a guest which does not give you access to all the great features at Traders Laboratory such as interacting with members, access to all forums, downloading attachments, and eligibility to win free giveaways. Registration is fast, simple and absolutely free. Create a FREE Traders Laboratory account here.

handle

Applying Joe Ross Trading Methods

Recommended Posts

BlueHorseshoe,

 

Attached is the tick chart you wanted to see. I wait for the bar to close and then I place a limit order in my DOM. When placing this resting order at the open of the next bar, my order sits on the DOM until price hits my entry. I am then filled or not. If I am filled, then I am in the trade. Since I use a limit order instead of a market order, there is no slippage.

 

lfc3.jpg

 

As you can see, I was filled at 106.13 which was 7 seconds after the open of that 5 minute bar that you saw in the other chart. On this trade, I traded a 10 lot. The red arrows are my short contracts at 106.13. Looks like price went against me initially and then proceeded to hit my target at 106.03 for +10 ticks.

 

I hope that answers any questions you might have.

 

Thank you.

 

Tony

 

hi handle,

 

I saw you always go for 10 ticks.......why is that?

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
Patuca,

 

The heat in this kitchen is not hot. However, the purpose of this thread was to keep myself disciplined and focused as well as invite constructive discussion and comments. I have found another forum that suits my goals as this forum has not.

 

I thought that Trader's Laboratory was a good place for traders to complement each other, not ridicule each other. The market is hard enough on us traders, we don't need more negativity from each other.

 

Tony

True true true..but a little fun now and then? Come on...along with the sunshine theres got to be a little rain sometime...

 

I thought forums were to help each other....?..socialize...? Have a little fun? A yellow legal pad could have served your purpose of staying disciplined as the info you were sharing..well i didn't see much value to traders in it...bot at x price sold at x made 10 ticks...sorry but no other info could i really see except your pieces of chart with no expanation of why entry and exit or otherwise...

 

Come on over to beyond taylor thread where you have my permission insult me ...mock me...laugh at me ..as long as done in a decent way..as i attempt to apply taylors strategies live to the ES...it may be a real big failure but i don't care..it will be fun and perhaps we will all learn something. I do not know if taylor will work with the ES or not. I know it does with stocks. Anyway..happy trading..

Edited by Patuca

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
True true true..but a little fun now and then? Come on...along with the sunshine theres got to be a little rain sometime...

 

I thought forums were to help each other....?..socialize...? Have a little fun? A yellow legal pad could have served your purpose of staying disciplined as the info you were sharing..well i didn't see much value to traders in it...bot at x price sold at x made 10 ticks...sorry but no other info could i really see except your pieces of chart with no expanation of why entry and exit or otherwise...

 

Come on over to beyond taylor thread where you have my permission insult me ...mock me...laugh at me ..as long as done in a decent way..as i attempt to apply taylors strategies live to the ES...it may be a real big failure but i don't care..it will be fun and perhaps we will all learn something. I do not know if taylor will work with the ES or not. I know it does with stocks. Anyway..happy trading..

 

great post Patuca.....a big like from me....I know nothing about Taylor......looking forward to see it

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

handle,

 

I appreciate the way you have handled the off topic bulsht in your thread.

 

If by some small chance you do persist here, you might reconsider and more openly discuss some of the Ross methods / patterns themselves. ... possibly even contacting Joe for permission. The fact is - and quite contrary to what others have posted above - most of Ross's setups have either been contributed by him into the public domain or have been disclosed elsewhere - if no where else, in his books. I'm almost certain you could discuss the actual patterns / knowledge without dislosing any of the wisdom and understanding you garnered from your face to face work with him and without violating any NDA you agreed to with him.

 

all the best,

 

zdo

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

Funny story...... bought and read 4 of Joe Ross' books. Sold them off through amazon, one of the people who bought one of his books from me was Conrad Black!!! Had to send it to him while he was in prison in Florida. Hope it works for him!!

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
Yes! One of my favorite books by Joe Ross.

 

Thanks handle. Would you say it has good entries for someone who has a good understanding of intraday support and resistance but who has trouble finding the right place and time to enter?

 

i am very good at finding intraday levels but when the price reaches them, i have no idea how to confirm that the level is holding or when to enter(without being too late)

 

For example: today when the ES pulled back to 1683.50 around 12noon EST, my analysis said that as long as 1683 holds, the trade should be good for a long. I was thinking it might pullback to 1683 but it didn't so I didn't know how to handle that situation.

 

Thanks again

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
Thanks handle. Would you say it has good entries for someone who has a good understanding of intraday support and resistance but who has trouble finding the right place and time to enter?

 

i am very good at finding intraday levels but when the price reaches them, i have no idea how to confirm that the level is holding or when to enter(without being too late)

 

For example: today when the ES pulled back to 1683.50 around 12noon EST, my analysis said that as long as 1683 holds, the trade should be good for a long. I was thinking it might pullback to 1683 but it didn't so I didn't know how to handle that situation.

 

Thanks again

My understanding is that Mr Ross does not believe in support and resistance...now than is a concept that chews up traditional and present day thinking...

 

Mr handle might clarify that?....

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
My understanding is that Mr Ross does not believe in support and resistance...now than is a concept that chews up traditional and present day thinking...

 

Mr handle might clarify that?....

 

Pauca,

 

What he taught me is that sometimes they work and sometimes they don't work. Since there is no real edge to S/R, then don't use them. He teaches the Law of Charts and uses that as the basis for his trading methods.

 

Hope that helps.

 

Thank you.

 

Tony

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
My understanding is that Mr Ross does not believe in support and resistance...now than is a concept that chews up traditional and present day thinking...

 

Mr handle might clarify that?....

 

For example, look at CL today. Yesterday's high (resistance?) :confused: was 108.09. Market shot right through it 3:19 AM (PST) went to 108.58.

 

Then at 6:26 AM (PST) it blasted right through 108.09 (resistance turned support??) :confused: to 107.83.

 

At 6:35 AM (PST) 108.09 held and chopped until it blasted through 108.09 (resistance?) :confused: again at 6:46 AM (PST) and chopped until 8:06 AM (PST) where it shot up to 108.64.

 

So I'm not sure that there is an edge in support and resistance. Of course it's only one day, but you get the point. No edge. IMHO. But if you have a method that works for S/R, then you are the man!! :cool:

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
Thanks handle. Would you say it has good entries for someone who has a good understanding of intraday support and resistance but who has trouble finding the right place and time to enter?

 

i am very good at finding intraday levels but when the price reaches them, i have no idea how to confirm that the level is holding or when to enter(without being too late)

 

For example: today when the ES pulled back to 1683.50 around 12noon EST, my analysis said that as long as 1683 holds, the trade should be good for a long. I was thinking it might pullback to 1683 but it didn't so I didn't know how to handle that situation.

 

Thanks again

 

Hello Rick,

 

Your analysis was good, the pullback to 83.50 was in an uptrend that showed no signs of weakness and so the pullback was a BUY.

However, you were hoping/assuming that the price would fall to your level of 83.00, but it didn't... this is not a clever thing to do, since you are giving away control of the trigger.

Remember that price controls direction, but you control the trigger ...this is important.

 

What you are lacking is a Traders Mind ...ie what am I going to do when price reaches a supply/demand zone

I say 'zone' rather than 'level' because when price reaches a supply/demand area things can get messy as it shakes out the weak Players and tries to trap other Players on the wrong side.

 

This is the essence of Trading.

What you need to contemplate, is entering after a return to upward momentum (in this example) or a retest of the low of the zone.( offering a better entry and a tighter stop)

Your stop size is critical.

Also, if you have any thoughts of win/loss ratios, I would place them gently to one side and retrain yourself to think in terms of hold/scratch ... in other words, once you are in the market your options then become ... will I continue (hold this trade) or will I scratch this entry and look for better one.

The next entry might be in a minute into the same price wave, in which case it may well yield an extra tic or three to cover your scratch trade, or you may miss this price wave and wait for the next one.

 

Add up your scratch trades each day and when the total is close to zero, or better still, it is positive, it means that your trading style of entry is exactly on the money.

 

Focusing on staying in a winning trade without being prematurely 'shaken out' is another subject.

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
Hello Rick,

 

Your analysis was good, the pullback to 83.50 was in an uptrend that showed no signs of weakness and so the pullback was a BUY.

However, you were hoping/assuming that the price would fall to your level of 83.00, but it didn't... this is not a clever thing to do, since you are giving away control of the trigger.

Remember that price controls direction, but you control the trigger ...this is important.

 

What you are lacking is a Traders Mind ...ie what am I going to do when price reaches a supply/demand zone

I say 'zone' rather than 'level' because when price reaches a supply/demand area things can get messy as it shakes out the weak Players and tries to trap other Players on the wrong side.

 

This is the essence of Trading.

What you need to contemplate, is entering after a return to upward momentum (in this example) or a retest of the low of the zone.( offering a better entry and a tighter stop)

Your stop size is critical.

Also, if you have any thoughts of win/loss ratios, I would place them gently to one side and retrain yourself to think in terms of hold/scratch ... in other words, once you are in the market your options then become ... will I continue (hold this trade) or will I scratch this entry and look for better one.

The next entry might be in a minute into the same price wave, in which case it may well yield an extra tic or three to cover your scratch trade, or you may miss this price wave and wait for the next one.

 

Add up your scratch trades each day and when the total is close to zero, or better still, it is positive, it means that your trading style of entry is exactly on the money.

 

Focusing on staying in a winning trade without being prematurely 'shaken out' is another subject.

 

Thank you very much for the advice . It is very much appreciated!

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
Pauca,

 

What he taught me is that sometimes they work and sometimes they don't work. Since there is no real edge to S/R, then don't use them. He teaches the Law of Charts and uses that as the basis for his trading methods.

 

Hope that helps.

 

Thank you.

 

Tony

well he is correct about that. Price doesn't see our horizontal lines or MA lines however institutions do and they make the price or get the ball rolling so to speak. Some manage to blast price right thru our lines. Others institutions manage to defend the levels. I think it better to weigh the pressures bullish/bearish that have been in play prior to a level being reached. It can give some indication if price will go thru the level or be rejected at the level.

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
For example, look at CL today. Yesterday's high (resistance?) :confused: was 108.09. Market shot right through it 3:19 AM (PST) went to 108.58.

..........................................................

So I'm not sure that there is an edge in support and resistance. Of course it's only one day, but you get the point. No edge. IMHO. But if you have a method that works for S/R, then you are the man!! :cool:

 

Hi Handle

 

Try looking inside your 5 minute charts, rather just focusing on the daily lines

 

They are there

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

Speaking of S/R. I've long long being a serious advocate of S/R zones. However, in an attempt to learn something new I read a book that challenged the usefulness of S/R. I was gobsmacked at the suggestion! But I persevered with his exercise, and that is; open a chart and hide your price bars, draw some lines at random on the chart and now make your price bars visible. My world just fell apart. I often saw the same interactions on these random lines as I did on my S/R lines. Do the exercise a few dozen times, change the symbols, change the timeframe - same result from my study.

 

:doh: WOWSERS! :doh: :doh: :doh: :crap:

 

With kind regards,

MK

 

PS: The book is: The Art & Science of Technical Analysis by Adam Grimes

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
Speaking of S/R. I've long long being a serious advocate of S/R zones. However, in an attempt to learn something new I read a book that challenged the usefulness of S/R. I was gobsmacked at the suggestion! But I persevered with his exercise, and that is; open a chart and hide your price bars, draw some lines at random on the chart and now make your price bars visible. My world just fell apart. I often saw the same interactions on these random lines as I did on my S/R lines. Do the exercise a few dozen times, change the symbols, change the timeframe - same result from my study.

 

:doh: WOWSERS! :doh: :doh: :doh: :crap:

 

With kind regards,

MK

 

PS: The book is: The Art & Science of Technical Analysis by Adam Grimes

 

I never thought about that......I will definitely try :crap:

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
Speaking of S/R. I've long long being a serious advocate of S/R zones. However, in an attempt to learn something new I read a book that challenged the usefulness of S/R. I was gobsmacked at the suggestion! But I persevered with his exercise, and that is; open a chart and hide your price bars, draw some lines at random on the chart and now make your price bars visible. My world just fell apart. I often saw the same interactions on these random lines as I did on my S/R lines. Do the exercise a few dozen times, change the symbols, change the timeframe - same result from my study.

 

:doh: WOWSERS! :doh: :doh: :doh: :crap:

 

With kind regards,

MK

 

PS: The book is: The Art & Science of Technical Analysis by Adam Grimes

 

Hello MK,

 

There are many instances of these mental experiments and they do make us think ... as indeed they should.... in many human endeavours, especially those that require one Learned Soul passing un(semi) quantifiable to a hungry Student, it works.

 

However Trading is as quantifiable as it gets ... just look at your daily Brokerage Statement.

It is even more exact than being the World's fastest man... even if you run the 100M in the fastest recorded time, there is always the suspicion of drugs hanging over the Runners head.

 

Trading is brutally honest.

 

And so when People tell us things like 'S&R doesn't really work" they are demonstrating the limits of their range of their thoughts or assumptions on the subject.

 

When I say to Handle 'the supply/demand zones exist intraday CL' ... I say this because I can see them.

I do not say to Handle that if he doesn't use them then he must be nuts, because that would be a presumption on my part... Handle is a Trader and answers only to himself.

S&D zones are the result of Longs and Shorts doing battle and the Winner controls the next Price Wave ... to me this is the very essence of market structure and it is the guts of trading.

The Zones will be as long as your bars are small ... it is your choice entirely how you choose to exhibit your price information.

Once we accept these concepts, then we can decide how we are going to build a mathematical edge that is applied consistently.

Without this edge we are dog tucker.

Without this edge, Retail Traders who are well funded will take longer to go broke than Traders with smaller balances.

However the Trader who grasps the structure of the market and who builds a mathematical edge will grow their account.

 

In short ...

It doesn't matter what you do, so long as you grow your account.

This means that any/all experiences, opinions, thoughts and assumptions should be embraced openly and put to the test mathematically before any decision is taken.

 

This is a brutally honest game ... and I mean that we have to be brutally honest with ourselves in every respect.

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
Yup

And within the context of TL going into decline(?) probably what we need is quality rather than quantity.....

 

mitsubishi,

 

I agree with that. And a penalty for lack of quality...

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
Hello MK,

 

There are many instances of these mental experiments and they do make us think ... as indeed they should.... in many human endeavours, especially those that require one Learned Soul passing un(semi) quantifiable to a hungry Student, it works.

 

However Trading is as quantifiable as it gets ... just look at your daily Brokerage Statement.

It is even more exact than being the World's fastest man... even if you run the 100M in the fastest recorded time, there is always the suspicion of drugs hanging over the Runners head.

 

Trading is brutally honest.

 

And so when People tell us things like 'S&R doesn't really work" they are demonstrating the limits of their range of their thoughts or assumptions on the subject.

 

When I say to Handle 'the supply/demand zones exist intraday CL' ... I say this because I can see them.

I do not say to Handle that if he doesn't use them then he must be nuts, because that would be a presumption on my part... Handle is a Trader and answers only to himself.

S&D zones are the result of Longs and Shorts doing battle and the Winner controls the next Price Wave ... to me this is the very essence of market structure and it is the guts of trading.

The Zones will be as long as your bars are small ... it is your choice entirely how you choose to exhibit your price information.

Once we accept these concepts, then we can decide how we are going to build a mathematical edge that is applied consistently.

Without this edge we are dog tucker.

Without this edge, Retail Traders who are well funded will take longer to go broke than Traders with smaller balances.

However the Trader who grasps the structure of the market and who builds a mathematical edge will grow their account.

 

In short ...

It doesn't matter what you do, so long as you grow your account.

This means that any/all experiences, opinions, thoughts and assumptions should be embraced openly and put to the test mathematically before any decision is taken.

 

This is a brutally honest game ... and I mean that we have to be brutally honest with ourselves in every respect.

 

Thank you.

 

One thing I would add is that they always "work" and they don't always "work" depending on your target and stop.

 

An infinite stop and a small target will surely "work" on a particular trade regardless of method. Just like a infinite target and small stop will never "work" on a particular trade. But in the long run, you will see your results in black and white.

 

P/L is the true judge in this game.

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
Guest OILFXPRO
Hi, nice of you to post your log....what would also help struggling traders is if you would provide an approximate budget...so that they can have a realistic idea of what an effective education costs....

 

Thanks,

Steve

 

Priceless cause he can compound and be a billionaire .

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

Join the conversation

You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.

Guest
Reply to this topic...

×   Pasted as rich text.   Paste as plain text instead

  Only 75 emoji are allowed.

×   Your link has been automatically embedded.   Display as a link instead

×   Your previous content has been restored.   Clear editor

×   You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL.


  • Topics

  • Posts

    • Date: 21st November 2024. Gold Regains Momentum as NVIDIA Delivers a Revenue Surge! NVIDIA beat earnings expectations, and nearly doubled revenue on an annual basis. NVIDIA stocks dip slightly despite strong earnings and a strong forecast for the current quarter. Analysts expect market participants to purchase the dip. The Japanese Yen wins back some ground as Bank of Japan Governor indicates the regulator will be willing to hike to support the FX market. Gold, Silver and other Metals all rise due to predictions of high retail and institutional demand and geopolitical tensions remaining high. NASDAQ – NVIDIA Surpasses Earnings Expectations! The NASDAQ took a sudden dip on Wednesday measuring 1.50%, however, investors quickly took the opportunity to purchase at the lower price as most indicators fell to give an oversold indication. As a result, the NASDAQ ended the day only slightly lower than the open price, but downward momentum remains this morning. The downward momentum is partially due to geopolitical tensions which are on the rise. Yesterday, Ukraine fired UK-made missiles into Russia and fired US-made the day before. There are also reports and speculations that Russia has sent ICB Missiles into Ukraine for the first time. However, reports are not confirmed, and there are signs of certain stocks recovering. Currently, there is no economic data which is driving the lack of demand, therefore investors are mainly concentrating on NVIDIA earnings. NVIDIA beat earnings expectations by 8.50% and revenue by 5.90%. Investors were particularly impressed by the significantly higher revenue which has almost doubled annually. In addition to this, the forecast given for the current quarter came in relatively strong. Lastly, the CEO, Jenson Huang, said to Bloomberg that demand exceeds supply but the company is setting in place measures to boost supply in order to meet the high level of demand. Taking into consideration the strong earnings, positive tone and upbeat forecasts for the coming quarter, many may wonder, “why is the stock declining 2.50% during this morning’s Asian session?”. This is partially due to the lower risk appetite, but also due to certain forecast expectations for NVIDIA not being met. The average NVIDIA forecast expectations from Wall Street firms was $37.1 billion, which NVIDIA comfortably surpassed. However, certain firms had expectations as high as $41 billion. Based on these higher expectations, the company underachieved and could trigger a lack of demand from this sector of Wall Street. Though many analysts continue to expect shareholders to purchase the lower price as long as the stock market will remain favorable.   EURJPY – BOJ To Consider Hike! The EURJPY declines for a second consecutive day, particularly gaining bearish momentum after this morning’s Bank of Japan press conference. The main takeaway from the press conference was that the Governor told journalists that the BOJ was willing to hike interest rates in the upcoming months but decisions will be made meeting by meeting. The Bank of Japan’s decision to raise interest rates in July was influenced in part by the weak Yen, which had driven up import costs and inflation. At the Europlace Financial Forum in Tokyo, Governor Kazuo Ueda emphasized that exchange-rate fluctuations are a key consideration in shaping economic and inflation forecasts. He noted that the central bank carefully examines what is driving these currency changes when assessing their impact. The EURJPY now trades below the 75-Bar Exponential Moving Average and below the 50.00 on the RSI. In addition to this, the exchange rate continues to form lower swing lows while the Euro underperforms against most currencies. These indications point towards a potential downward price movement.   Gold – Geopolitical Tensions Send Gold on a Bullish Path! Gold has increased in value for a fourth consecutive day, driven largely by geopolitical tensions. Additionally, the absence of significant US economic news has left markets uncertain about the Federal Reserve’s next move. Gold is currently witnessing an active buy signal from most momentum-based indicators due to the strong bullish momentum. For example, traders are able to see the price trading above the Bollinger Band, within a bullish moving average crossover and significantly high on most oscilators. However, investors should note as the price increases, the asset can become overbought and this may trigger a retracement, a correction or sideways price movement. In terms of geopolitical tensions, hopes for a Middle East ceasefire are being tempered by Russia’s revision of its nuclear doctrine, which aims to strengthen its borders after the US-approved long-range strikes from Ukraine reached deep into Russian territory. Meanwhile, Donald Trump’s re-election has yet to significantly influence the conflict, though markets remain optimistic about potential positive developments following his January 20 inauguration. Always trade with strict risk management. Your capital is the single most important aspect of your trading business. Please note that times displayed based on local time zone and are from time of writing this report. Click HERE to access the full HFM Economic calendar. Want to learn to trade and analyse the markets? Join our webinars and get analysis and trading ideas combined with better understanding of how markets work. Click HERE to register for FREE! Click HERE to READ more Market news. Michalis Efthymiou HFMarkets Disclaimer: This material is provided as a general marketing communication for information purposes only and does not constitute an independent investment research. Nothing in this communication contains, or should be considered as containing, an investment advice or an investment recommendation or a solicitation for the purpose of buying or selling of any financial instrument. All information provided is gathered from reputable sources and any information containing an indication of past performance is not a guarantee or reliable indicator of future performance. Users acknowledge that any investment in FX and CFDs products is characterized by a certain degree of uncertainty and that any investment of this nature involves a high level of risk for which the users are solely responsible and liable. We assume no liability for any loss arising from any investment made based on the information provided in this communication. This communication must not be reproduced or further distributed without our prior written permission.  
    • AMD Advanced Micro Devices stock with local support and resistance at 131.19, 138.37, and 146.97 at https://stockconsultant.com/?AMD
    • MD Pediatrix Medical stock watrch, good trend, pull back to 14.42 support area with good trade quality at https://stockconsultant.com/?MD
    • WGS GeneDx stock watch, pull back to 70.29 gap support area with bullish indicators at https://stockconsultant.com/?WGS
    • Date: 20th November 2024. Market Rebounds as Putin Signals Readiness for Peace Talks; Focus Shifts to NVIDIA! US Stocks drop to a 2-week low after Ukraine fired US-made missiles into Russia, but rebound in the US session. Putin updates nuclear doctrine, allowing Russia to strike Ukraine if it uses weapons from nuclear-armed nations. Walmart again beat earnings expectations pushing the stock 3.00% higher. Earnings Per Share beat expectations by 8.00%. The Japanese Yen loses momentum and corrects back to previous lows. The US Dollar maintains strong bullish momentum. UK Inflation Rate rises from 1.7% to 2.3% supporting the GBP despite budget concerns continuing. NVIDIA is set to release their quarterly earnings report after market close. NVIDIA stock has risen more than 5.00% indicating the market expects a beat. NASDAQ – All Eyes On NVIDIA Earnings Report! The NASDAQ ended Tuesday 0.71% higher despite coming under significant pressure during the Asian and European session. The NASDAQ fell 1.20% during the day’s first two sessions due to geopolitical tensions triggering a much lower risk appetite. This is due to the US as well as other countries agreeing to allow Ukraine to strike Russia with foreign made weapons. Ukraine quickly took advantage of this by firing ATACMS into Russia. Russia responded by changing their nuclear weapon use doctrine. Here we can see why the global stock market fell rapidly. However, why did the market recover during the US session? During the US session, the risk appetite and confidence of the market improved as the White House confirmed nothing changes with Russia changing their Nuclear Weapons Doctrine. In addition to this, President Putin also said that he would be willing to start peace talks with President Elect Trump. Lastly, the market also took the opportunity to purchase the lower price since NVIDIA’s earnings report is imminent and Walmart already beat their earnings expectations. Walmart is not a component of the NASDAQ, but has improved the sentiment towards the US stock market. NVIDIA, which is on the NASDAQ, is set to release their quarterly earnings report after market close. NVIDIA stock rose 4.89% yesterday and a further 0.47% this morning indicating the market expects a beat. Analysts expect the company’s Earnings Per Share to rise from $0.68 to $0.75 and revenue from $30.04 billion to $33.14 billion. As no US economic data is set to be made public throughout the day, investors are solely concentrating on geopolitical tensions and earnings. The price of the NASDAQ rose above the 75-bar exponential moving average on the 2-hour chart for the first time since 14th. Traders will be monitoring whether the index will be able to maintain momentum above this level and if the price may also rise above the 100-bar SMA. Traders will be waiting for the NASDAQ to regain bullish momentum and if so will act accordingly. Buy signals are likely to rise if the price increases above $20,764.30 and intensifies above $20,777.93. GBPUSD – UK Inflation Rises Above Expectations! The price of the GBPUSD increased in value taking the exchange rate to a 1-week high, but concerns remain according to analysts. The exchange rate is trading 0.30% higher after the UK made public their latest inflation rate. The UK inflation rate rose from 1.7% to 2.3% which is higher than previous expectations and considerably higher than the previous month. The GBP is currently the best performing currency with the Pound index trading 0.21% higher. However, the second best performing is the US Dollar Index which is trading 0.14% higher. Therefore, investors need to be cautious that a retrace or correction is still possible while the US Dollar Index remains high. Currently the Pound is coming under pressure from the Autumn Budget and from farming strikes which are continuing. However, comments from the Bank of England could support the currency. The BoE warns that planned National Insurance hikes in the Labour budget may drive up prices, slow wage growth, and reduce hiring. Significant inflation could force prolonged tight monetary policy. Always trade with strict risk management. Your capital is the single most important aspect of your trading business. Please note that times displayed based on local time zone and are from time of writing this report. Click HERE to access the full HFM Economic calendar. Want to learn to trade and analyse the markets? Join our webinars and get analysis and trading ideas combined with better understanding of how markets work. Click HERE to register for FREE! Click HERE to READ more Market news. Michalis Efthymiou HFMarkets Disclaimer: This material is provided as a general marketing communication for information purposes only and does not constitute an independent investment research. Nothing in this communication contains, or should be considered as containing, an investment advice or an investment recommendation or a solicitation for the purpose of buying or selling of any financial instrument. All information provided is gathered from reputable sources and any information containing an indication of past performance is not a guarantee or reliable indicator of future performance. Users acknowledge that any investment in FX and CFDs products is characterized by a certain degree of uncertainty and that any investment of this nature involves a high level of risk for which the users are solely responsible and liable. We assume no liability for any loss arising from any investment made based on the information provided in this communication. This communication must not be reproduced or further distributed without our prior written permission.
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use.