Institutional Technical Analysis

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.

Folks,

Please find attached UBS' Weekly T/A take. Highlights include:

1. Views on the S&P

2. USD heading into key support.

3. New Pivotal Low for Gold

It is an interesting read...

Enjoy!

p.s. The charts from the PDF are by MetaStock

Good Folks,

Here's Credit Swiss' F/X Weekly take:


Trade One: Short USDJPY

Trade Two: Long AUDUSD

Trade Three: Long GBPUSD

Trade Four: Short USDBRL

Trade Five: Short USDMYR

At the risk of repeating myself, can I just add that I'm not advocating any trades etc... However, if anything, it is worth comparing their take on fellow chartists take.

Recently, Remo destroyed Soc Gen's view of Anglo American, and if I recall correctly, Red Chilly was right about the Cable trade, whilst Credit Swiss might have got it wrong. So, to this end it is worth checking out how things are perceived from CV and from Institutions.

Good luck people!

CV Patrons,

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

Highlights include, SPX to re-test highs, Europe is in Wave 5 (looking at Germany's DAX, with its absurdly high P/Es I'm surprised it got this high!), and on gold there's an interesting take too.

Good luck people!

Folks,

Please find attached UBS' much coveted (can't think why! ) Technical Analysis on the markets.