UBS's Report on the broader markets Folks.

All the usual disclaimers apply.

Folks,

Please find Goldman Sachs' self-styled "The charts that matter next week" pack, HERE


Good luck, be safe, and all the usual disclaimers apply.

After UBS, the mamaoth chart pack from Auerbach-Grayson is also a good read:

Headline? “It’s Going Down, I’m Yelling Timber”

Get it HERE

skipper10 wrote:

Like the rose misses rain water.

hi lib u missing me yet?

Folks,

UBS' report is here...

Folks,

Here is the latest from Auerbach - Grayson - a very broad technical look at the markets...

(becoming more popular and more regular)

Also, there's a look from CitiGroup on the markets (including bonds)

Citi Bank Forex TA

Credit Suisse Forex TA

Be safe folks!

diver993 wrote:
You guys are always welcome, and nothing more than a continuation of the exchange of trading ideas thanks to everyone here (including yourself!).

It's a team thing

Big thanks Lib. Superb fib analysis by UBS giving me the confidence to trust in my own analysis. Cheers mate:)

Hot off the press....

UBS' Technical Take on the broader markets...

Folks,

As we await the arrival of UBS' TA report, here are some useful offerings:

1. Chart Madness Pack from Auerbach Grayson located HERE .

2. Yardini' Commitments of Traders

3. Goldman Sachs' market moving chart pack HERE .

Good Luck people - and please be safe.

The usual disclaimers apply.

Folks,

A technical bulletin from Citi on the USD...

folks, here's the UBS report....

Having trouble uploading (some of you have received it via the chatroom)

Folks, a head of UBS' report, here are some interesting views from:

1. Goldman Sachs (mostly FX and Commodities) - HERE

2. Credit Suisse

3. Auerbach-Grayson (becoming popular due to the scope of its charts) - HERE


The usual disclaimer applies: be safe, and DYOR

Folks,

Please find attached UBS' broader take on the markets.

Good luck and be safe!

It's back - UBS' broader take on the markets.


On the S&P....

The Full document is attached.

Not considered an institution, Auerbach Grayson & Co none the less, has a fair rep in the industry.

Here's their take following Friday's close.

Lots of T/A views (from S&P, Dow and Transports, through to sectors, commodities, forex and overseas indices too).

file too big to put on CV, so can be found here

JP Morgan's FX views.

Folks, here's UBS' report.

Folks,

please find attached, UBS' latest report.

Folks,

UBS' TA Report on the broader market is here.

Enjoy and be safe!

CV Patrons,

Please find attached a couple of Forex Analysis files courtersy of Scotia Bank and Credit Suisse.

Good luck and mind the NFP data today!

Folks,

Please find attached UBS' Technical take on the broader markets.

(I've not read it personally, but hopefully you'll find it useful!)

Hot off the press, UBS' technical take on the broader markets.

Looks like the folks from UBS are back...

Here's there TA take on the broader markets.

Good luck people!

Folks,

Here's MIG Bank's Weekly Forex view (valid from 20th Jan to 26th Jan).

Good luck folks!

Folks,

Please find UBS' technical take on the broader markets.

(perhaps biased but...) it is a very good read. This edition is twice the size of previous reports - and with good reason: There's some historical data (congratulating the power of the bulls), as well as commentary of Elliott Waves.

Enjoy!

EDIT: oops! would you believe it - the file is too big, so the PDF can be found here

Fellow CV Patrons,

Please find UBS' technical look at the broader markets...

(Not had a chance to look at it personally, but it is usually a good read).

Good luck people!

Folks,

Please find UBS' technical look at the broader markets...

(still bullish it would seem... shades of 2008 anyone? )

Anyway, here it is.

Hot of the Press, UBS' Technical look at the broader markets...

Enjoy folks!

More on the forex front from:

1. Standard and Chartered

2. JP Morgan (no ethics here! )

3. Deutsche Bank (no very technical, but informative none the less)

Good luck folks!

Folks,

Please find UBS' weekly T/A take on the broader markets.

Always a good read this, even if I do say so myself!

Folks,

UBS' Technical take on the broader markets...

Chartsview Patrons,

Here it is...

UBS' take on the broader market (missed last week due to a work trip).

Good luck people!

Folks,

Please find a couple of technical takes:

1. FX Emerging Markets Weekly Technicals

2. Credit Suisse's FX Daily

Folks,

Some FX tech from JP Morgan - interesting take it has to be said...

This is from friday, so if you are going to read them (they are short), be ready for the open as they tend to issue these daily for their own desks...

Good luck!

Folks,

In the absemnce of UBS' reports, here are some from the following (Forex):

1. CommerzBank FX

2. CommerzBank Commodity FX

3. JP Morgan FX

4. Soc Gen FX


Good luck!

More Forex TA - from Barclays Capital...

(they used to be good, but...)

Folks,

Please find UBS' T/A take on the broader market...

Wow, I never thought I'd read the words "New Key Support 1729!" when talking about the S&P this soon!



On gold (I have an interest!):

Gold is testing our highlighted 1330 breakout level. We reiterate our recent call that despite the weak medium-term structure/patterns in gold we continue to see another tactical rally in the yellow metal and gold mines into December. On the upside the level of 1330 remains a key breakout resistance and as long as gold trades below this level we can still see another but final down leg into later this week or next week before starting our anticipated rally. As a tactical strategy we recommend buying into a potential final dip or a break above 1330!!

Very prophetic - hopefully!






(Also, the next report will arrive after Nov 5th)

A few more Technical Views (for that all essential weekend read perhaps? )

JP Morgan's FX Technicals focuses on:

EUR/USD hourly – Still awaiting a range breakout between 1.3452 and 1.3605/08

GBP/USD hourly – The failed attempt to re-break the breakout line is clearly negative

EUR/GBP hourly– A range breakout between 0.8512 & 0.8424 is needed for directions

EUR/AUD daily – A test of the key-support at 1.3959 looks to be due next

.....

There's more from CommerzBank on Commodity Currencies, I know Remo and RedChilly trade these!

NZD/USD: Bounces off the 200 day moving average at .8183 and targets the .8462/.8500 region.

USD/CAD: Still has the 1.0421/44 area in focus, a rise above which will target the 1.0608/76 zone.

EUR/AUD: Is in the process of falling through support at 1.4193/67 and has the 1.3864/12 area in view.

EUR/NZD: We have turned bearish and target the 1.5922/20 zone and then the 1.5613/1.5522 area.

EUR/CAD: Flirts with the 1.4128 August high, a rise above which will target resistance at 1.4176/1.4315.

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

As well, CommerzBank on the FX Markets, and Standard and Chartered's weekly Market view.

Enjoy and good luck folks!

The CommerzBank team is working in over drive it seems

Here's Their Strategic Technical Themes

1. US Dollar strength is cautiously manifesting itself again. The US Dollar Index is to head higher again while 79.87/55 holds.

2. EUR/USD is probably in the process of topping out and should head lower again.

3. A top was formed at the 1.6259 GBP/USD current October high; targets the 1.5752/15 region

4. EUR/AUD targets the July 2013 low and November 2011 high at 1.3864/11.

5. US 10Y T-Notes have formed another interim top and are heading lower again; inversely the 10 year yield is to rise again.

6. The September corrective rebound in December Bund futures has ended at 140.87; expect the 138.73 level to be hit next.

7. Credit strength has further to run.

8. Gold continues to decline and targets the 1208.08/1180.04 support zone next, then the 1162/1155 area.

(hehehe, they got Gold badly wrong - they have been very poor in calling gold to be fair. UBS have been much better).

Good luck folks!

A forex special today courtesy of the following:

Commerzbank on Asia Forex T/A

Standard and Chartered's major pairs T/A

Society Generale's Forex T/A take.

Good luck people!

Folks,

Please find attached UBS' Technical Take on the Market, and there's a something from Credit Suisse on Commodities too (though less technical, there's a bit of T/A on gold).

Good luck folks!

CV Patrons,

Some Institutional TA Reports courtesy of:

1. CommerzBank (who are trying to mimic UBS' broader markets report - not bad either to be fair!)

2. JP Morgan's Technical Strategy ( their take in a nutshell? Stay long CAD/JPY & short GBP/USD, EUR/MXN).

3. Standard and Chartered's Forex Strategy highlighting the following:

EUR-USD - We remain bullish on EUR-USD on the back of strengthening momentum.

USD-JPY - We remain neutral on USD-JPY and expect the sideways consolidation to continue in the near term.

AUD-USD - We remain bullish on AUD-USD. We believe the pair could retrace higher as long as it continues to sustain above 0.925.

USD-SGD - We remain neutral on USD-SGD as the charts are inconclusive as to the future direction.

GBP-USD - We remain bearish on GBP-USD as technical indicators remain over-extended.

XAU-USD - We remain neutral on gold, until key primary support of 1285 is
breached and downside momentum grows.


Good luck people and be safe!

Folks,


Please find attached, UBS' latest T/A view of the broader markets.

Good luck people!

ronnie wrote:
Hi Ronnie,

It was indeed.

However, it is running perfectly again!

Cheers!

Libero,

Do you mean the popular forum topics on the home screen? Next to featured products and business news?

If so then it's because I have been updating the featured products section, if you clear the cache you should see it.

Folks,

Please find attached UBS' Weekly T/A fresh off the press!

Headlines:

Equities Heading Into Minor Low

Banks Sitting On Key Support

Constructive Pullback in Commodities (Higher Low in the Metals)

European Corrective Pullback


Good luck people.


p.s. Off/Topic but is anyone else having problems viewing the latest posts on the home screen of ChartsView, or is it just a case of clearing my browser cache?

CV Patrons,

Please find attached Standard and Chartered's weekly FX Strategy.

Apologies for the delay, I get them when I can!


Again, these are useful to compare against CV trades, and indeed compare with other instituitions (UBS is head and shoulders above the rest it seems).

Anyway, here are the highlights of the file attached:

EUR-USD
 We turn bullish on EUR-USD (from neutral earlier) as US Fed policy
action assisted an extension to the uptrend.

USD-JPY
 We remain neutral on USD-JPY and expect sideways consolidation
to continue in the near term.

AUD-USD
 We turn bullish on AUD-USD (from neutral earlier). A decisive break
above 0.935 has reversed the earlier downtrend.

USD-SGD
 We turn bullish on USD-SGD (from neutral earlier) as the recent
correction appears to be overdone and the pair is likely to rebound.

GBP-USD
 We remain bearish on GBP-USD as technical indicators argue a
reversal down is in the offing.

XAU-USD
 We remain bearish on gold. We believe the pair is likely to correct
further on the back of weak price action and poor fundamentals.