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Report from ksm111 from P_lesnojj_gorodok/ Russian Federation which was leading for the first day, today drop one level and should satisfied sitting on second under the new leader. Check it out:
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Just wanna share analytic and news from FBS: Technical analysts at Commerzbank believe that British pound has finished its upward correction versus the greenback from 1-year minimum at $1.5325 hit on September 22 as it reached this week the levels in the $1.5700 area. The specialists think that GBP/USD will resume its decline. In their view, the sell-off of sterling will be triggered when it dips below $1.5500. According to the bank, support for the pair is found at $1.5297. In the longer term, British currency is poised down to the 2009-2011 uptrend line at $1.4973. daily gbpusd 14-07 and dont forget to take combat in 999contest:
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On Thursday, September 29, German Bundestag will vote on the bill to reform the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF). The day earlier, on September 28, similar vote is held in Finland. Analysts at BMO Capital and Westpac Institutional Bank expect the euro zone’s leading economy to pass the bailout package but warn that otherwise the market’s reaction is going to be extremely negative. If the worst comers true, the trading recommendations are to sell EUR/USD looking forward a decline to at least $1.32. daily eurusd 13-59
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Predict NFP and win! 23 Sep 2011, 19:59 Dear clients! Take part in “Predict NFP” contest, guess the non-farm payrolls indicator, which will be published at 12:30 GMT 07.10.11, and win an exclusive and stylish T-shirt from FBS! You may enter your guesses till 8:30 GMT 02.09.11 in the special topic of our group in Facebook http://www.facebook.com/topic.php?uid=137183862987521&topic=554 We wish all the participants Good Luck! Contest rules: http://www.fbs.com/contest/nfp You may find some tips in our economic calendar:
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An Important things to share from FBS Analytic and News desk: Mizuho: pound renewed minimum versus yen British pound dropped versus Japanese yen and renewed the record minimum hitting 117.00. The previous all-time low of 118.78 was set in January 2009. Technical analyst at Mizuho Corporate Bank note that GBP/JPY is currently trading at two standard deviations below the average level of the past 10 years at 182.00, but above the 40-year mean regression at 107.00. According to the bank, sterling may lose more sliding to 115.00 and 110.00.
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FBS invites everyone to take part in our brand new demo contest “999”. Take part today and you can win: 1st prize – 555 USD 2nd prize – 333 USD 3rd prize – 111 USD And an additional prize – free FBS Mastercard! The idea of the contest is pretty straightforward: each participant gets a demo account with 9999 USD balance in it and 1:100 leverage. You can trade 28 major currency pairs and EAs are allowed. 3 participants with the highest deposits by the end of the contest period are announced the winners. It will be them who will withdrawable receive prizes from FBS. And the contestant with the lowest deposit will get a free FBS MasterCard. We will run this contest monthly. The contest will take place during 04.10.11-04.11.11 Pre-registration for the contest will be open since 19.09.11 till 03.10.11. Hurry up to take part and win!
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I wait for official announcement from Miss Anna FBS, for the 999 contest result..
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FBS «999» Demo contest Update Someone with call him self with "riki" from Depok City, Indonesia be the first till the last day of contest with balance 240426.49
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Standard Bank: sell EUR/JPY Currency strategists at Standard Bank advise investors to sell the single currency versus Japanese yen at 104.90 targeting 103.50 and 100.40. The specialists recommend placing stops at 108.10. The pair EUR/JPY lost 9.2% during the past 3 months hitting yesterday 10-year minimum at 103.88. Credit Suisse, BarCap: the SNB's peg will spur inflation Analysts at Credit Suisse and Barclays Capital warn that Swiss National Bank’s decision to peg franc to euro threats to flood the nation’s financial system with cash spurring inflation. As a result, the central bank won’t fulfill its goal of price stability. The SNB has also resorted to such policy in the 1978 when it set the ceiling for franc versus Deutsche mark. That led to a decade of surging inflation – annual price growth jumped from 1% that year to 7.5% by the middle of 1981. In addition, there was a real-estate bubble in the 1980s – in 4 years after the peg was announced the costs of rental apartments bounced by 52%. Economists at the University of Zurich expect inflation to break above the SNB’s 2% limit during the next 3 years even if Swiss economic growth stumbles. In August Switzerland’s CPI added 0.2% from the levels of the previous year. By the end of August SNB’s foreign-currency holdings reached the record maximum of 253.4 billion francs ($305.1 billion) that’s about a half of the nation’s GDP. The SNB is now focusing on the exchange rate than on inflation. As the central bank’s head Philipp Hildebrand said, Swiss policy makers have started “a challenging journey” with possible “very high” costs. UBS: bullish outlook for US dollar Analysts at UBS note that despite US credit downgrade, the greenback has become the ultimate safe haven as other traditional refuges – Japanese yen and Swiss franc – are undermined by the efforts of Japan and Switzerland to weaken their national currencies. The specialists underline that the European Central Bank and the Bank of England are seen easing their monetary policies. As a result, UBS claims that unless the Federal Reserve starts the third round of quantitative easing US dollar will keep strengthening against euro and pound. Major banks’ forecasts for euro Some major banks are revising downwards their forecasts for the single currency versus the greenback as the euro zone’s debt crisis deepens and the pair EUR/USD hit yesterday 7-month minimum in the $1.3500 area. For example, UBS is reviewing its current estimate of euro’s rate by the end of the year at $1.35 and J.P. Morgan – the one at $1.36. However, other banks think that it’s still too early to make significant changes to the outlook. Deutsche Bank is already quite bearish on the European currency expecting it to fall to $1.30 by the end of 2011. Barclays Capital keeps its $1.46 year-end view, though its representatives claim that the bank is always considering revisions. HSBC is looking forward to $1.44 by the end of the year and points out that from the fundamental point of view nothing has changed as the market is perfectly aware of the seriousness of European debt issues. The most bullish view on euro’s prospects has Goldman Sachs which reiterated EUR/USD forecast at $1.50 by the end of March. Bank of America-Merrill Lynch names $1.45 as the target for the end of 2011, Credit Suisse sticks to $1.40 in 3 months, though conceding the possibility of the lower levels in the near term.
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Bearish forecasts for EUR/USD Royal Bank of Canada: euro has breached the “bearish triangle” getting under $1.4364 and dropped below the uptrend line from June 2010 at $1.3989. According to the specialists, EUR/USD is now poised down to the minimal level since January 17 at $1.3246. Commerzbank: the single currency closed last week below major support levels of the 2010-2011 uptrend. The strategists expect the pair to fall to $1.3428/10 (February minimum and 50% retracement of the advance in 2010-2011). In the longer term EUR/USD will slide to $1.2000. In the near term euro will be capped by resistance at $1.3723/1.3840 (intraday Fibonacci retracements and the July minimum). Scotia Capital: EUR/USD may hit levels between $1.30 and $1.35 any time. However, the analysts advise investors avoid trading the pair turning to USD/JPY and selling US dollars versus Japanese yen. Souce: http://www.fbs.com/analytics/news_markets/view/8629
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FBS news ========= 653 traders struggle for the victory on 02 Sep 2011, 13:40 Dear clients! Only two weeks left till the end of our super demo-contest. “999” contestants from all over the world are struggling for the leadership in the contest and its rewards – 555 USD, 333 USD, 111 USD for the first, the second and the third place, respectively, and for the encouraging prize — FBS MasterCard. Dynamic trading, constant reshuffle in the list of contestants, active struggle for the prizes and bright triumph are the main components of “999” Contest. As of today, contestants from Indonesia are leading the list of participants. In first place there is a trader with his contest account number 188151 (balance — 279818.81 USD), in second place there is a contestant with trading account number 186273 (balance — 106971.18 USD). The trader from Ukraine is in third place (Account number – 187628, balance — 102885.03 USD). Please, notice, that “999” finishes on 16.09.11 and all contestants have the real chance to win. FBS wishes all the contestants good luck! List of contestants: http://www.fbs.com/contest/999/participants?type=cur Contest rules: http://www.fbs.com/contest/999/