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Dear Friends and Traders,

Welcome to a fresh new trading week, we wish you happiness, good health and success in this prosperous new trading week.

Here are the main market movers for today,

• Besides this morning’s Chinese data releases, the calendar is fairly thin, with US housing data released in the afternoon as the highlight.
• The NAHB housing market index for October is expected to be unchanged after climbing in September to 62, its highest level since 2006. Note that further US housing data are due for release later this week, including housing starts and building permits (Tuesday) and existing homes sales (Thursday). Generally speaking, we expect data to support the picture of a housing market that continues to benefit from a favourable mix of low interest rates and positive real income growth.
• Fed’s Brainard (voter, dovish) and Lacker (voter, hawkish) are scheduled to speak but the topics are not related to the economic outlook or monetary policy.

Chinese data disappointed but show no signs of an economy collapsing. A range of data was released in China this morning. Q3 GDP growth was in line with expectations, increasing 1.8% q/q (DBM estimate 1.5% q/q) and 6.9% y/y (consensus 6.8% y/y) but industrial production disappointed, falling to 5.7% y/y (August: 6.1%, consensus 6.0%). As a comparison, the low point for industrial production during the financial crisis in 2008 was 5.4%, so the industrial activity is comparable to this very weak period. The monthly change fell to 0.4% (August: 0.5%) so still no sign of recovery. Fixed asset investment (current prices) fell to 10.3% y/y year-to-date in September (August: 10.9%, consensus 10.8%), the lowest level in 15 years. Finally, China’s retail sales showed an increase of 10.9% y/y in September (August: 10.8%, consensus 10.8% y/y).

In our view, the Chinese data show a continued rebalancing of growth; weaker industrial growth is compensated for by higher service sector activity, leaving GDP growth broadly flat. This has global implications, as the service sector is much less reliant on imports than the manufacturing sector. We expect Chinese GDP growth to be broadly flat around 1.8% q/q in Q4

Last week’s economic data were on the weak side; in the US, September retail sales disappointed, suggesting that momentum in private consumption is slowing, while industrial production declined in Europe in August, in line with expectations. In China, trade data showed exports falling less but the decline in imports increased.

However, global equity indices managed to eke out small gains. In the US, stocks were up for the third week in a row, as the first batch of Q3 results were generally well received by investors. Furthermore, renewed concerns about the economic outlook have also casted doubt on whether the Fed will raise rates in 2015, which in itself may have supported risky assets. Last week, two Fed governors (Tarullo, Brainard) signalled unease about the economic outlook, preferring to wait for more solid evidence that inflation is moving higher before raising rates.

Asset: NZDUSD
TP: Just below the 50% area (0.69)
SL: Under the previous low.
Tip: There is not much fundamentally that can affect this pair right now, thus we do expect price to reach our target level.

We have seen this pair on a decent uptrend in the last couple of weeks and we expect this to continue. We are looking at a simple A, B, C move after the B is done (we are now there) we are targeting the C which is the top 50% level.
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A wise man watches his faults more closely than his virtues; fools reverse the order.
We all have within us the potential for greatness or for failure. Both possibilities are an innate part of our character. Whether we reach for the stars or plunge to the depths of despair depends in large measure on how we manage our positive and negative potential. It is doubtful that, if left unchecked, your virtues will rage out of control. Unfortunately, the reverse is not true about your faults. Left unattended, faults have a way of multiplying until they eventually choke out your good qualities. The surest way to control your faults is to attack them the moment they appear.

Good day friends and traders,

here are the main market movers for today,

• Today’s calendar for economic data releases is relatively thin.
• Main focus will be on US monetary policy as Fed’s Dudley (voter, dovish), Powel (voter, neutral) and Fed Chair Yellen will speak this afternoon (CET). Also in the US, data for housing starts and building permits for September will attract some attention. The rise in building permits in August is expected to be reflected in an increase in starts in September, while permits are expected to fall back slightly. The overall picture is of a housing market continuing to benefit from a favourable mix of low interest rates and positive real income growth. Homebuilding activity is also still below the long-term trend, which points to further improvements in the housing market. Yesterday’s US NAHB housing market index release supports this view.
• Today will also bring current account figures for Switzerland and the euro area. We expect the National Bank of Hungary to leave rates unchanged today at 1.35%

Commodities markets tumbled on the back of yesterday’s Chinese GDP data revealing the slowest growth since the financial crisis. In particular disappointing industrial production figures suggest a falling Chinese demand, which has contributed in sending not least oil and base metals lower. Adding to the concerns, economists are questioning the accuracy of the headline GDP figure.

In FX markets the USD has strengthened somewhat partly aided by comments from Fed’s Williams that he saw the time to start raising rates ‘in the near future’. In its semi-annual report to Congress the US Treasury dropped previous comments that the Chinese Renminbi is ‘significantly undervalued.

Otherwise markets are still very much awaiting Thursday’s ECB meeting. We expect the ECB to keep its powder dry at the meeting but to retain a dovish tone and reiterate that it can adjust the size, duration and composition of the QE programme

In Australia, minutes from the 6 October monetary policy decision confirmed the impression from the initial statement that the bank sees no immediate need to reduce rates further. The minutes re-iterated that future decisions remain data dependent. Our base case remains that Governor Stevens will leave rates unchanged in the next 12M.

In Canada, the Liberal Party is set to win the national election ousting the Conservative Party that has been in power for almost a decade. The CAD has weakened on the prospect.

Mr Markets Trade of the Day

Asset: NZDUSD
Entry: We are looking for an entry at the RED line (where current price is) – 0.68000
TP: Our take profit is set set in two pieces, 1. Conservative 0.69000 2. Aggressive 0.70000
SL: 0.67680 is our stop, and if price breaks our support level we are awaiting it with pending orders just around our Stop loss.
Tip: Momentum seems to be heading up, but it will be dangerous to hold on to any USD trades while the FED speakers will hold their press conferences, so watch out!
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If you must be deceitful, be sure you never try to deceive your best friend — yourself.
A better understanding of what you are about — your goals, your dreams, and your aspirations — leads you to a better understanding of those around you. It is critical, therefore, that you be honest with yourself at all times. The moment you begin to deceive yourself is the beginning of the decline in your character; it is the beginning of a process of rationalization that permits you to justify unacceptable behavior. Make sure you are a person whom you like, a person of sound character. If you don’t like yourself, how can you expect others to like you? Step back and examine your behavior as logically as possible. Ask yourself, “Am I the kind of person I would like to be with?” Developing good character traits is like achieving any other objective. Determine where you wish to be and then develop a plan for getting there.

Dear friends and traders,

Here are the main market movers for today,

• On a day with a very thin calendar in terms of data releases focus will be on US MBA mortgage applications. The overall picture is of a US housing market continuing to benefit from a favourable mix of low interest rates and positive real income growth. Homebuilding activity is also still below the long-term trend, which points to further improvements in the housing market.
• We expect Bank of Canada to keep its policy rate unchanged at 0.5%. Last month’s policy statement was very balanced and suggested that Governor Poloz is comfortable remaining sidelined for now post the two rate cuts earlier in the year.
• Turkey’s central bank will also make its rate decision today and is expected to keep its key rate unchanged at 7.50%.
• Fed member Powell who is a voter and considered neutral will speak tonight.

Japanese trade data disappointed and fuel concerns about weakness in the global manufacturing sector. Export growth was the weakest in more than a year increasing 0.6% y/y in September down from 3.1% in August and against consensus of an increase of 3.8% y/y. Import growth was also very weak declining 11.1% y/y, reflecting that there is weakness in Japanese domestic demand as well.

We expect Bank of Japan to add further stimulus at the 30 October meeting. Today’s data confirm our view of sluggish GDP data in Q3, which should result in a substantial downward revision of Bank of Japan’s growth and inflation forecast in the semi-annual outlook report for FY 16. We expect the monetary easing to be in the form of additional QE with an increase of its target for the annual monetary base expansion from JPY80trn to JPY100trn.

Asian stocks are higher this morning despite the disappointing Japanese export figures. Japan’s Nikkei is trading 1.1% higher amid spurring speculation about more monetary easing from Bank of Japan. EUR/USD continues to trade without clear direction ahead of the ECB meeting on Thursday.

Mr Markets Trade of the Day

Asset: AUDUSD
Entry: 0.722555
TP: We are targeting bottom 50% area, 0.72250 level.
SL: A stop of about 15 / 20 pips will do the trick on this trade
Trade Management: Once your trade is open, trade management is the KEY to success, the example we can give is yesterdays Trade of the Day, we targeted about 70 pips but we closed at 44 pips in profit. Kindly contact our mentor team to learn how we manage our trades.
Tip: We are seeing a strong USD already in the morning and we expect that to continue for a little longer and possibly go throughout the day.
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Emotions

Positive and negative emotions cannot occupy the mind at the same time.

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Dear Friends and Traders,

Here are the main market movers for today,

• Today’s main event is the ECB meeting. The pressure for further easing is building but we expect the ECB to keep its powder dry today. The latest comments from prominent ECB members have focused on the time remaining under the current QE programme and that it is still too early to decide whether more easing is needed. That said, we expect a continued dovish tone from ECB president Mario Draghi who is likely to repeat that the ECB can adjust the size, duration and composition of the QE programme. We still expect the ECB to announce an extension of the QE purchases beyond September 2016 at the meeting in December or in Q1 16. From a market perspective, where a deposit rate cut is priced with more than a 50% probability, we do not look for further clarity from Draghi, but we expect him to continue to focus on the possibilities under the QE purchases.
• UK retail sales for September are expected to rebound after disappointing in both July and August. Overall we look for the lowest growth in retail sales in Q3 since Q4 13, which would be another sign that overall growth slowed in Q3. That said, we are still fundamentally positive about the outlook for private consumption due to increasing employment, positive real wage growth, rising house prices and low interest rates.
• In the US existing home sales for September are due for release and after a decline of 4.8% m/m in August we look for an increase in sales. The weekly initial jobless claims, which dropped to a new low last week, are also due for release.

It has been quiet overnight and market participants seem to await today’s ECB meeting. EUR/USD continues to trade within a tight range and in a trendless pattern. In our view, EUR/USD should be little changed on the ECB meeting as we expect only soft words from Draghi today. Risks for the cross are in our view tilted to the upside.

Asian stocks are mixed this morning. The Shanghai Composite index is marginally higher and shows some signs of stabilisation after touching a near one week low yesterday. The Japanese Nikkei is lower this morning after expectations of further easing from Bank of Japan had previously taken the index on a upward trend. In the US the S&P500 ended down 0.6% as a loss in momentum reversed earlier gains.

The Brent oil price remains close to USD48/barrel after US government data revealed a jump in weekly crude supplies. OPEC members are meeting to discuss ways to support the oil price but analysts do not expect the summit to result in production cuts.

Mr Markets Trade of the Day

Asset: EURUSD
Entry Price: We are giving options today. The chances are excellent that this pair will drop today with possbile weak news coming from the Eurozone, we expect prie to move a little higher from the current level before making furthe moves down, thus you will have to find the best entry point yourself (if you need help with that, contact us we would be glad to help)
TP: 1.12750 is the target area we are looking at today.
SL: Above the MA would be a good stop, we should let todays trade breath.
Trade Management: This is the most important thing to do once in a trade, this little “trick” is one of the essential keys to successful trading. (We provide free education on this)
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Unless you are an army officer, you can get better results by requests than you can by orders.

Armies spend endless hours training people to follow orders without question. It’s an essential quality in a soldier. In everyday life, however, things don’t work that way. Business, political, and civic leaders have learned that ordinary people will perform exceptional tasks when they are asked-not ordered-to do so. Even when you are managing other people, you will achieve far more if you convert every order to a request. Introductory phrases such as, “Would you mind …” or, “Could I ask your assistance in …” or the always effective, “Please …” will ensure success far more often than intimidating those who work for you. And when you need help from those whose paychecks you do not control, you will find them far more responsive to requests than to orders.

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Что вы имеете ввиду? Пара EURUSD сильно упала после нашей рекомендации.

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Dear Friends and Traders,

With tomorrows important market events coming out form the USA we have compiled a quick report for you to understand what tomorrow has in store for us,

• The FOMC meeting tomorrow is unlikely to provide us with much new information. We expect to receive a statement but no updated projections or press conference. Along with consensus, we expect no change in policy at the meeting.
• We believe the Fed wants to keep all doors open at this point and will try to signal that a December rate hike is an option but by no means given. If markets keep still after the statement, we think the Fed can declare its mission accomplished.
• The tone on recent economic developments is likely to be more downbeat than in September but global economic and financial developments should have become less of a risk.
• In our view, the forward-looking part of the statement is likely to be kept broadly unchanged, as the Fed awaits more data before changing its view on the outlook.

We continue to believe that the first fed funds rate hike will come at either the December or January FOMC meeting, with the highest odds on a January move. The combined soft tone from the ECB on Thursday followed by easing from the Chinese central bank on Friday and possible policy easing from the Bank of Japan and Swedish Riksbank this week, means the trade weighted US dollar has gained 2% over the past one and a half weeks. While on the margin this has tightened financial conditions, the rally in risky assets has largely offset this move. What is left is the positive demand boost from easier monetary policy and diminishing risks of an even more severe global growth slowdown. Hence, we believe that this latest round of policy easing is welcomed by the FOMC.

Here are the main market movers for today,

• In the UK the first estimate of Q3 GDP growth is released. Based on the key economic figures for Q3 released so far (we only have 44% of all information), we estimate GDP growth slowed to 0.5% q/q in Q3 from 0.7% q/q in Q2. If right, this would, however, still be at trend growth
• Euro area money supply figures for September are also due for release and we expect a further improvement to 5.0% y/y. This should follow as the bank lending survey released last week showed a continued increase in demand for loans. For enterprises, the increase in demand for loans was due mainly to the general level of interest rates, as well as to increased needs for fixed investments.
• In the US, Real US capital goods orders ex aircraft and defence showed a significant increase in Q3 after a very weak run over the prior three quarters. August data showed a moderation in growth and September durable goods order data will show whether this was a one-off or if order growth is coming down further in response to global weakness. Also in the US, October data for the Conference Board’s measure of consumer confidence will give us valuable input about the strength of the labour market with the gauge on ‘jobs plentiful’ and ‘jobs hard to get’. The preliminary Markit PMIs and the S&P Case Shiller House price index will also attract attention.

Global risk sentiment has lost steam after the ECB and People Bank of China (PBoC) induced rally over the previous two sessions. Markets have gone into wait-and-see mode ahead of the upcoming central bank meetings with not least FOMC tomorrow and Bank of Japan on Friday. Sentiment in Asia overnight has also been influenced by Chinese industrial profit figures revealing a y/y and YTD y/y decline of 0.1% and 1.7%, respectively

Commodities prices remain under pressure. While base metals and oil initially rallied on PBoC’s announcement on Friday of additional easing, markets soon questioned the motivation behind further stimulus amid speculations of the validity of last week’s Chinese GDP figures. Brent crude has shredded almost 2% in the last 24 hours, also aided by renewed US stockpile concerns.

New home sales in the US surprised significantly to the downside yesterday, dropping 11.5% y/y and bringing the pace back to 2014 levels. The release was at odds with a series of recent data that suggested that the housing market remains solid. Importantly, the new home sales release is notoriously volatile.

In New Zealand trade balance figures revealed a wider-than-expected trade deficit. The decline was especially due to disappointing export figures but imports also surprised to the upside. The NZD weakened on the release.

The US Navy has tested Chinese territorial claims as a US destroyer has sailed through two artificial islands in the South China Sea.

Mr Markets Trade of the Day

Asset: EURGBP
Entry: We are on standby just before the 10:30 news from the UK
TP: Depends on the scenarios below, but we are looking at around 50 – 80 pips
SL: A stop of about 20 – 30 pips would be fine
Tip: As stated above, even a 0.5% print would be counted as postive and taking into account that only 44% of the necessary information is added to the 0.5% expectations there is still a whole 56% of other important data that could move this pair, we have a feeling it will be good for the GBP.

5 Scenarios

1. Within expectations: 0.4% to 1.1%. In such a scenario, GBP/USD is likely to rise within range, with a small chance of breaking higher.
2. Above expectations: 1.2% to 1.6%: An unexpected higher reading can push the pair above one resistance line.
3. Well above expectations: Above 1.6%: A surge in the reading would push the pound higher and the pair could break a second line of resistance as a result.
4. Below expectations: -0.1% to 0.3%: In this scenario, GBP/USD could drop below one support level.
5. Well below expectations: Below -0.1%. A very weak reading could hurt the pound, and the pair could fall below a second level of support.

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Watch the one ahead of you, and you’ll learn why he is ahead. Then emulate him.

One of the surest ways to achieve success is to observe the actions of successful people, determine what principles they regularly employ, and then use them yourself. The principles of success, as Andrew Carnegie said, are definite, they are real, and they can be learned by anyone willing to take the time to study and apply them. If you are truly observant, you will find that you can learn something from almost everyone you meet. And it isn’t even necessary that you know them. You may choose great people who are no longer alive. The important thing is to study their lives, and then learn and apply in your own life the specific principles these people used to achieve greatness.

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Dear Friends and Traders,

Here are the main market movers for today,

• Tonight’s FOMC meeting is unlikely to provide us with much new information. We expect to receive a statement but no updated projections or press conference. Along with consensus, we expect no change in policy at the meeting. We believe the Fed wants to keep all doors open at this point and will try to signal that a December rate hike is an option but by no means a given. The tone on recent economic developments is likely to be more downbeat than in September but global economic and financial developments should have become less of a risk. In our view, the forward-looking part of the statement is likely to be kept broadly unchanged, as the Fed awaits more data before changing its view on the outlook.
• ECB’s Preat and Constanzio speak today. Markets will look for clues on what kind of easing the ECB has in mind.

US key numbers set the tone yesterday. Durable goods orders declined 1.2% m/m in September and August order growth was revised down to -3.0% from -2.0%. The headline was dragged down by non-defence aircraft orders, which was -35.7% in September and -11.2% in August. However, even ex aircraft, durable goods orders were down 0.4% m/m in September and 0.9% in August, so still a weak trend but not as bad as the headline. The gauge on business capex, the capital goods orders ex defence and aircraft was -0.3% in September and -1.6% in August after two strong months, which leaves the three-month annualised growth rate unchanged at 6.2% but the trend into Q4 is on the weak side. US consumer confidence was also on the weak side as it fell to 97.6 from a revised 103. Consensus had expected a roughly unchanged reading

Oil was also high on the agenda yesterday, as Brent oil dropped below USD47 a barrel on expectations that today’s stock data from the Department of Energy will show another build and on fears that the Chinese rate cut earlier this week might reflect a more protracted weakness in the Chinese economy.

The weak numbers together with further comments from ECB members confirming the dovish stance of the ECB made both Bunds and US treasuries rally and the futures market postponed the first Fed rate hike further into 2016 ahead of tonight’s FOMC meeting. Note though, that the market is still pricing roughly a 30% probability of a Fed hike at the December meeting but hardly no probability for a move tonight

The news weighed on the US equity market and the major indices all ended with small losses although the losses for the European indices were actually higher. Nikkei is also up slightly this morning after Apple published its positive earnings after the US close.

Mr. Markets Trade of the Day

*We remain where we left of Yesterday.
Asset: EURGBP
Entry: We are looking to take a move at the 100MA, around the price 072265
TP: With today’s important FED meeting this will be a tought trade so we are looking to take a profit at about 50 pips
SL: A stop loss of 20 pips would be enough to get this trade in or out.
Tip: Today will be a strong day, we expect the speakers from the ECB to put a little pressure on the Euro and this is what we want to capitalize on.
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A peacemaker always fares better than an agitator.

In today’s “everything is negotiable” society, we are bombarded with messages telling us that we get what we demand, not what we deserve. You may temporarily achieve success by demanding more than your due from others, but it will not long endure. “Squeaky wheels” may initially receive the most attention, but the wise wagon-master eventually replaces them. It’s easy to create problems and dissension but very difficult to lead others in a spirit of cooperation and harmony. Which type of individual do you think is most valuable to the organization? The greatest rewards in life — both financial and personal — will always accrue to the peacemakers of the world

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