Remy: Raise The Debt Ceiling Rap

Liverpool vs Manchester united Fa Cup Match Preview.

money markets aside.. now it is FA cup time . We have Liverpool(fool) vs Red Devils. On the Asian handicap , Devils +1/4 ball advantage... 

25/01 Carling Cup Liverpool 2:2 Manchester City

This game has lifted up liverpool's spirits and good run in this cup tournament. However Red devils posted a win over uninspired Gunners. Red devil been conceding goals for away matches lately as shown in a Away defeat 3-0 by the Magpies. It really sum up that, We are not defending as well in high pressured hostile ground. Ronney is half fit and might missed match left wellbeck to chase for loose ball. Valencia penetration will be key to Red devils victory. Just my 2 cents opinion.

My fun bet would be on Liverpool give -1/4 ball and take them again if Manchester united take the lead. May the best team win !

USD/CAD in focus next week. 30th Jan - 2 Feb

For loonies trader.. USD/CAD has broken out from a wedge from daily chart and out of the ichikomu cloud which signal super bearish trend . Have fun trading. Right now, i do not have any trade call for it, but i urge anyone who long Usd/Cad to cover or close their position.

Regards
PipsFarmer . Make PIPS, Keep PIPS.

US Debts Pictorial vs Euro 8.3 Trillion bond marke...

(U$)hit Treasuries vs € bonds(bomb)

Forex Market is heavily influenced by these 2 currencies. about 28% is all about Euro and Usd based on Bank of international settlement report.

AUD/USD trade call 25-29th Jan

AUD/USD  trade call 25-29th Jan

Tomorrow 25th Jan, We have German Chancellor Angela Merkel... well if it is Angelina Jolie, i might go for a bullish outlook for Aussie dollars ^__^ .

My first thought - If Angela Merkel mention "Recession" is already in Europe, the impact would be strong selling on Aussie. Plus as for now, Greece talks haven't come out positive. Usd/Chf down for 3 days and what it meant for us is that investor is seeking for safe heaven. Thus i am super bearish on aussie dollar.

two red lines identified as my resistance and support level on the hourly chart.


Pipsfarmer trade call : Sell Aud/Usd @ 1.0465 , Stop Loss (35 pips ) @ 1.05 (use it as reference)

Take Profit @ 1.0360 (105 pips).

Regards
PipsFarmer.

Cartoon video on Euro debt crisis

http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/blog/2011/oct/28/euro-debt-crisis-animated-explanation

"they are hoping that other people will give them money " ; )  Enjoy the cartoon ya , my readers.

Regards
Pipsfarmer

25 - 29 Jan 12 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2012

My initial trade play for next week would be , prepare to sell on any euro rallies. when euro close to 1.3000, would generate my interest to go short.

http://www.weforum.org/events/world-economic-forum-annual-meeting-2012

Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel (drag your mouse over the underlined blank)Opens World Economic Forum Annual Meeting. *P.S She is a mean speaker and does not mince her words *

[When she happy, everyone clap your hands, when she unhappy,just short Euro!!!] Geneva, Switzerland, 18 January 2012 – Angela Merkel, the Federal Chancellor of Germany, will deliver the opening address at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2012 with record participation.
The theme of this year’s Meeting, The Great Transformation: Shaping New Models, reflects the need for a profound overhaul in the face of a fraying global system and lingering economic malaise.
“Capitalism, in its current form, no longer fits the world around us. We have failed to learn the lessons from the financial crisis of 2009. A global transformation is urgently needed and it must start with reinstating a global sense of responsibility"
World leaders, including heads of government and ministerial representation from 19 G20 countries, are among the more than 2,600 participants who will convene 25-29 January for the Forum’s 42nd Annual Meeting. In total, close to 40 heads of state or government will participate, along with over 1,600 business leaders from the Forum’s 1,000 Member companies, as well as Social Entrepreneurs, Young Global Leaders and representatives from civil society, media, academia and the arts.

The four sub-themes of the Meeting, which reflect the interconnected nature of the changes required, are: Growth and Employment Models; Leadership and Innovation Models; Sustainability and Resource Models; and Social and Technological Models. There will also be a strong focus on risk mitigation and management, with one room dedicated to discussions pursuing the themes of the Global Risks 2012 report.

For the first time, the programme includes a series of on-the-record, one-on-one interviews with academic, media, business and civil society leaders. There will be 29 one-on-one sessions throughout the five-day Meeting, including conversations with Muhammad Yunus, Michelle Yeoh, H. W. Brands, Thomas Friedman, Mehmet C. Oz and many more.
The Forum will welcome close to 40 heads of state or government, including from Azerbaijan, Canada, Denmark, Ethiopia, Finland, Georgia, Germany, Guinea, Haiti, Ireland, Israel, Jordan, Kenya, Mexico, Mongolia, Morrocco, the Netherlands, Nigeria, Pakistan, Panama, Peru, Poland, Qatar, Singapore, South Africa, South Sudan, Switzerland, Tanzania, Thailand, Tunisia, Ukraine and the United Kingdom.Additional public figures participating in this year’s Meeting include US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, Chief Executive of Hong Kong SAR Donald Tsang, United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde, World Bank President Robert B. Zoellick, Secretary-General of League of Arab States Nabil Elaraby and  Presidential Candidates for Egypt, Abdel Moneim Aboul Fotouh and Amr Moussa.
The Co-Chairs of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2012 are: Yasuchika Hasegawa, President and Chief Executive Officer, Takeda Pharmaceutical, Japan; Vikram Pandit, Chief Executive Officer, Citi, USA; Paul Polman, Chief Executive Officer, Unilever, United Kingdom; Alejandro Ramirez, Chief Executive Officer, Cinepolis, Mexico; Sheryl Sandberg, Chief Operating Officer, Facebook, USA; Peter Voser, Chief Executive Officer, Royal Dutch Shell, Netherlands.