LTG GoldRock Review for 2013: A Must For All Forex Traders and Investors.
LTG Goldrock’s Andrew Barnett discusses what Forex Traders need to know going into 2013 in order to create maximum profit opportunities from their trading.
Will the US avoid the Fiscal Cliff? What impact will the Currency Wars have on global stock markets and how will it directly impact Australia and New Zealand through out 2013.
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LTG GoldRock Insider Thursday 20th December
| If we aren’t close to the turn on risk currencies then its only just around the corner. And I still hold the view once the hot air has dissipated the market will sell post the Fiscal Cliff deal. The US markets and risk currencies pull back overnight with some volume, the first time in a while. This was because Republican leader Boehner said he was going to ask the House to pass a bill regarding the Fiscal Cliff. Great news you might say! But the bill is likely to be rejected by Obama who has threatened to veto any bill of the nature Boehner is suggesting. What the Republicans are trying to do is put the pressure squarely back on the President. |
| The JPY GoldRockers is going to be a big mover in my view in 2013 and I agree with Gary’s prediction of a higher USDJPY by mid next year. Japan once again has a new Prime Minister. He isn’t exactly new because Shinzo Abe was first elected Prime Minister in September 2006 and he lasted less than a year in the job resigning in September 2007. He was blamed for the bank of Japan adjusting rates and forcing more hardship on the Japanese economy. Japan has been essentially in deflation mode for close to 20 years but Abe is back and his mantra is essentially this….print enough money to lower the JPY and get Japan competitive again. His monetary policy plans will essentially debase the japanese currency and therefore the USD as a cross will likely rally. |
| Right now many Central Banks around the world are desperately trying to keep their currencies low, creating headlines such as “Currency Wars”. Think about it for a second, everyone wants to be competitive with exports and grow their economies. Central Banks such as the RBA and US Federal Reserve are trying to act to bring down their own currencies to help their economies. The USA is doing it by printing 85 billion dollars a month, the Japanese are now going to print billions, possibly trillions of Yen and debase their currency, the Reserve Bank of Australia is trying to lower the AUD by lowering interest rates and countries such as France and Germany aren’t going to like a continuing rising Euro in the face of weakening demand for exports. Germany and France are not allowed to print Euro’s to try and lower their currency value, but both of them would love a weaker Euro to export their goods and services to the USA, which is Europe’s biggest export market. » Continue Reading » |
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