Greetings Charles:
Just to name a few: Michigan
University Consumer Confidence Index, CPI, PPI, Leading Indicators, Retail
Sales. Really, that’s all I can of help as I never care too much of these
fundamental rubbish. In general, it is recommendable to remain flat if
there are ‘figures’ coming out. But problem is, there are
ALWAYS figures coming out on a daily basis. My experiences with these
fundamentals are that they only affect mostly 1 or 2 bars on the charts (gives
some the opportunities to run stops). Other than that, they cannot change
the technical makeup of the charts. Take care
Have a good one
Jeff Harteam
-----Original Message-----
From: realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Charles Meyer
Sent: Saturday, March 25, 2006
2:40 AM
To: REAL TRADERS
Subject: [RT] CURRENCIES &
NEWS ANNOUNCEMENTS
Pls any thoughts or comments on the
following question?
I noticed that the U.S. Dollar
spiked up yesterday on a news report/announcement that came out.
Question.
Which market reports do currency
traders consider to be 'market moving'. Asked another way; some prefer to
remain flat prior to potentially
market moving announcement; so I was wondering which announcements to look
for?
Also; there must be a schedule
available on the web which lists those reporting days?
Thank you for any feedback.