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Binary Options Daily Review July 30, 2010
SPOTLIGHT
EUR/USD at 3 month high
As we anticipated just days ago, the dollar fell to the lowest level in nearly three months against the euro Thursday, with the greenback extending its loss versus the Japanese yen, amid positive confidence data for Europe and more downbeat comments about the U.S. credit rating and economic growth.
U.S. stocks end down on Thursday
U.S. stocks finished lower on Thursday, with disappointing corporate results and a Fed official’s warning on deflation sapping some of the optimism drawn from earnings season and the market’s strong gains in July.
Gold moves higher
Gold futures ended higher Thursday, amassing more gains as the stock market turned lower, the dollar remained weaker, and gold’s lower prices enticed bargain hunters and Asian buyers of physical metal.
Oil makes big gains as dollar weakens
Crude-oil and natural-gas futures jumped Thursday on a weaker dollar and a general optimism about the outlook for commodities that held even as stocks turned lower.
Binary Options Gameplan – 29-07-10: Euro Bullish (continued)…
The EUR/USD currency pair finally broke the $1.30 resistance line that we posted here just days ago. This break seems to have high volume and may be the real thing, leading to higher prices and Binary Option Call opportunities.
Binary Options Daily Review July 29, 2010
SPOTLIGHT
Oil prices rise on weaker dollar
Oil futures were up in Asia Thursday, supported by weakening dollar and signs of U.S. gasoline demand.
U.S. stocks fall
U.S. stocks fell Wednesday after downbeat economic reports had Wall Street second-guessing expectations for economic growth in the second quarter, with that data coming in two days.
The dollar slips
The dollar slipped on Wednesday after the U.S. Federal Reserve’s Beige Book underscored the fragility of the U.S. economic recovery and durable-goods orders showed an unexpected June drop.
Gold makes a minor comeback
Gold made a minor comeback Wednesday as the previous session’s three-month low enticed a few bottom fishers.
Binary Options Gameplan – 28-07-10: Gold Bearish (continued)…
Gold continues its plunge since we highlighted the very bearish Pivot chart pattern last week. We now expect Gold to consolidate at these levels, and then start moving again as the Euro gathers momentum.
Binary Options Daily Review July 28, 2010
SPOTLIGHT
Gold falls to 3 month lows
Gold futures settled at a three-month low Tuesday, routed as they slid below a key support level early in the trading session and a wave of selling ensued.
U.S. stocks down on Tuesday
Strong earnings from DuPont helped drive the Dow Jones Industrial Average higher Tuesday, but the Standard & Poor’s 500 fell as a drop in consumer confidence weighed on consumer-sensitive stocks including Home Depot and McDonald’s.
Euro down vs. Yen
The euro edged lower against the yen as overnight gains to a more than two-month high encouraged Japanese exporters to sell in order to lock in profits. Further declines in the risk-sensitive euro are likely to be short-lived, as rising Asian shares are supporting sentiment toward the currency.
Dollar moves higher
The U.S. dollar advanced on Tuesday, gaining 1% against the Japanese yen and pushing the euro back under $1.30, after a report showed U.S. consumer confidence fell more than many anticipated, pressuring equities lower and reducing investors’ appetite for risky assets.
Oil falls 2%
Oil prices fell nearly 2% Tuesday as stocks wavered between gains and losses and selling momentum took over after the day’s two major pieces of macroeconomic news disappointed investors.
Binary Options Gameplan – 27-07-10: Euro Bullish
As we forecasted in our previous post, the Euro just passed through the $1.30 level. This is traditionally a significant resistance level, through which major moves have begun, such as the major move to $1.52 throughout the second half of 2009. Now the EUR/USD pair is looking very Bullish again with great setups now possible for Binary Option Calls.
Binary Options Daily Review July 27, 2010
SPOTLIGHT
As we forecasted last week, the Dollar fell to lowest since April yesterday
The dollar fell to its lowest level since April on Monday, as U.S. stocks added to gains after a report showed sales of U.S. new homes rebounded in June by more than economists had forecast.
U.S. stocks end higher on Monday
U.S. stocks on Monday closed higher for a third straight session, with FedEx Corp.’s improved outlook and a break from disappointing economic data helping lift the Dow industrials back into positive territory for the year.
Gold lower on Monday
Gold prices settled modestly lower Monday, unable to drum up much interest, as a jump in sales of new homes took off some of gold’s shine as a safety buy and sent copper soaring to a two-month high.
Oil holds at current levels
The needle didn’t budge for crude-oil futures, which settled Monday at the previous session’s closing price as enthusiasm for earnings and a new-home sales jump was tempered by mixed expectations for inventories this week.
Binary Options Daily Review July 26, 2010
SPOTLIGHT
Euro Hits 7-Week High Vs Yen After Stress Tests
The euro rose to a seven-week high against the yen in Asia Monday as hedge funds in the region bought the common currency, feeling relieved that results of stress tests of European banks did not bring any big surprises. The dollar made early gain against the euro on Friday as U.S. stocks gained, relieved to have the European banks’ stress tests in the past.
U.S. stocks will be very volatile this week
With a flood of corporate earnings results due out this week, high volatility is expected in the U.S. stock market. Other potential land mines in a week filled with earnings and economic reports include gauges of U.S. consumer sentiment and weekly jobless-claims numbers.
Gold ended lower Friday
Gold ended lower Friday, leaving a flat week behind as it lagged behind most other metals and results from the European bank-stress tests failed to spur any safe-haven buying.
Oil down on Friday on stress test results
Crude-oil futures moved a little deeper into negative territory Friday as the results of European bank stress tests trickled in, with energy products getting very guidance from a mixed stock market.
Binary Options Market Outlook – July 26 – 30
SPOTLIGHT: Gold broke our pivot
Metals: As we identified in our last post, Gold broke through our pivotline and headed lower
In our last post, we highlighted the bearish pivot on the Gold daily chart.
If you were paying attention, you could have made some great trades as Gold headed lower as expected past the trendline.
Now Gold can be expected to head to new lows and establish a new price range.
Stocks: U.S. stocks to react this week to earnings; European stocks to bank stress tests
This week will be filled with earnings and economic reports include gauges of U.S. consumer sentiment and weekly jobless-claims numbers.
For European stocks, the start of the week brings the first chance to react to the results of bank stress tests, released Friday after markets there closed.
Currencies: The British Pound/U.S. dollar currency pair is creating a very Bullish setup to continue its upward trend
With many investors believing that the worst is over for the British economy, we have seen the GBPUSD gather strength over the last few weeks to $1.54+ from its low at $1.423, just 2 months ago.
Now the British Pound/U.S. dollar currency pair looks ready to pounce to new highs, which should happen soon whenever the 1.54500 resistance is broken.
Commodities: Crude Oil looking ready to move past $80
With the Euro gathering strength versus the dollar, we are seeing crude oil prices getting ready to push past the all important $80 mark, which should lead to much higher prices.
