EURAUD Likely To Test 1.55 level Amid Risk ON Appetite!With the potential Trade deal getting even closer among the worlds two largest economy and trump delaying the tariffs, The Australian Dollar may appreciate but NOT too much. In the analysis below i explained why the AUD is in for some benefit but DO NOT expect it rally should the trade deal be made!
Same goes Fundamental analysis goes for the EURAUD however in this case shall the trade deal be made the EUR would likely be appreciating but not as compared to the AUD. this week kicks off with busy schedule today with FED chairman about to comment on the monetary policy and the impact the trade war is having on the economy. Have a read at the article below:
Daily FX Market Roundup February 25, 2019
Kathy Lien, Managing Director of FX Strategy for BK Asset Management.
We are starting this busy trading week with solid gains in equities and currencies. Thanks to President Trump who officially delayed the next round of tariffs, all of the major currency pairs are trading higher led by gains in the Australian and New Zealand dollars. While the president hinted at this outcome last week, investors were relieved that his views did not change before an official announcement was made. Of course, the decision to extend the deadline was an easy one because it creates good will without a real commitment. Still, investors liked that it was open ended and that the truce will last until the summit between President Trump and President Xi next month. Assuming that both sides continue to make progress, Trump says they will be planning for a Summit at Mar-a-Lago to conclude an agreement.
Speculation has now shifted from an extension to a conclusion of the trade war. Memorandums of understanding are being drafted in 6 key areas that include cyber theft, intellectual property, currency and non-tariff barriers. While there will be legs to this rally, it's important to understand that a final trade agreement could take many forms. The US could promise to keep tariffs where they are (with no further increases) and review them in a few months/years or they could abolish them completely. There’s also the possibility that a deal “might not happen at all” according to Trump but he’s motivated to get it done.
Fed Chairman Powell is headed to Capitol Hill Tuesday to testify before Congress. His prepared comments on the economy and monetary policy will be released at 9:45AM NY/14:45 GMT and they should drive EUR/USD, AUD/USD and NZD/USD higher. If the trade deal gives Powell a new sense of optimism, risk appetite will improve, lifting high-beta currencies. If he remain cautious, stresses the need for patience, talks about the downside risks to growth and the possibility of fewer rate hikes, the US dollar will fall, which should still be positive for EUR, AUD and NZD. USD/JPY on the other hand will rise on optimism and fall on pessimism. EUR/USD ended the day at its highest level in more than 2 weeks but it remains firmly within its recent range. A move above 1.1390 is needed for the upside breakout to be real.
Sterling extended its gains above 1.31 versus the U.S. dollar after Prime Minister May delayed the “meaningful vote” to March 12, two weeks before they are scheduled to leave the European Union. This decision should have been negative for the currency but investors believe that by running down the clock, May leaves Parliament with no choice but to take over the Brexit process. She’ll have to request an extension of Article 50 or risk being shut out of negotiations. There’s talk that the European Commission could consider a 2-year delay and the Labour party is moving toward supporting a second referendum. Both choices are better than the current course, which is what investors are banking on.
The Canadian dollar was the only major currency that failed to benefit from the risk rally and oil prices are to blame. Crude tumbled more than 3% after a tweet from President Trump that simply said “Oil prices getting too high. OPEC, please relax and take it easy. World cannot take a price hike – fragile!” While there was no specific threat, investors feared that the president, who hasn’t tweeted about oil since December, is returning to his criticism of the alliance. It is also a nudge to Saudi Arabia who previously raised output on the back of pressure from the Trump Administration
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SOURCE: www.investing.com
With FED chairman speaking this week, the USD is in for a shakeout which inturn would affect other currencies specifically speaking about AUD, JPY, NZD and EURO.
On a technical perspective of this trade analysis, the price on the daily TF is forming a rough head and shoulders pattern and the neckline is just seem to be present above the weekly 50 EMA. Shall the neckline break it would also be favorable the price breaks the weekly 50 EMA in the process with convincing fashion. The next support based on the Monthly charts lies at the 1.55 crucial level where the price is expected to be headed!
Based on all the fundamental analysis and technical ones shall the criteria meet i will likely wait for the neckline to break and retest before making any suitable entry. However we are also keeping an eye out for the AUDUSD pair as these two are kind of correlated which makes executing two trades a risky scenario. Whichever pair gives the best outcome i will possibly take either one of these AUD related pair trade!
This just represents my analysis on this pair, shall there be a suitable trade criteria i will post them in a new thread. cheers
Coal
Coal India is approaching the Symmetrical TriangleCoal India is Offering for Sale (OFS) its shares at 5% Discount on Retail. The Current Price is 275.85 and the Company is offering its shares at 266 (Floor Price) from 9:15 AM to 3:30 PM for 31st October and 1st November.
If we are able to get our hands on this share at a price of around 266 area, it would be in our Buy Zone of the Symmetrical Triangle. We could expect further a break or bounce Scenario from thereafter.
Potential H&S bottom on Cloud Peakbull case for coal stocks, with rising exports/rising gas prices/cold winter forecast.... May '19 target of ~$7 at the neckline
Coal can Perhaps Rest for a Day or TwoCoal has been on the rise and it is now at the same level as in 2012 before it collapse all the way to 50s in 2016. This prediction is a bit shabby, but I tried my best because this commodity has been supporting Indonesia's economy since late 2017, and another reason that this analysis is shabby because I'm not using the candle, I used Heikin Ashi in order to undertand the full movement of the price...
Anyhow, I do believe the price should normalize to 109 before it bounces back - why do I believe that it will bounce back? Because it's almost winter, hence the demand for coal will be higher for heating purposes, especially in the US and China. And the price will floats around 118.31, it may break - and if it breaks, hence there will be a new bullish trendline. January until March/April will be crucial because if the weather turns out to be colder than expected, hence it may as well be as high as 120 - 130 before it normalize with range of 100 - 120.
Volume spike - RSI peak - 0.786 fibs - 0.88p 2nd target - LONG -fibs at 0.786
volume spike
RSI peak
1st target - 0.52p
2nd target - 0.88p
Bathhurst Resources 200 MA Reversal TradeA solid risk vs reward trade looks to be setting up on the Bathurst Resources chart.
We are seeing the 200 day MA and long term trend line looking like meeting at the volumetric support zone of 13c
The trade is it plays our will be entered at 13c with a exit or 16.5c on the first likely resistance point representing a 26% move from entry and a 1.75 risk/reward ratio
Has the Market Mispriced Refined Coal?Just finished writing a detailed analysis of ADES in which I talk about the growing demand for refined coal both in the United States, and more importantly Southeast Asia. ADES is sitting on loads of cash, its turning around its cash from operations, and has a solid catalyst in its chemicals business that puts it ahead of the industry. Using DCF it has a fair value of around $22/share when using the average EPS over the last four years.
The technicals aren't great, but I like the support level and am looking for a bounce from support.
Check out my post if you're interested, and please, leave feedback if my analysis is missing something or if I am overlooking anything: rockvuecapital.wordpress.com
Cokal Limited Potential RerateCokal Limited have recently announced a non binding LOI for the sale of 50,000 tonnes of high grade coal per month. The LOI is expected to move over the next few days into a binding agreement which should see the company achieve a valuation based on the project economics
The project basics
Non binding LOI for A$400m of coal sales at 50k t/month
US$126/t assumed price therefore A$164/t (discount to be negotiated for pre payment)
50,000t = A$8.2m/month implied revenue A$98m p.a
Margin expected to be around A$40/t, $24 m/year or 3.7cps
The companies cash reserves are low however the terms in the LOI are designed with a prepayment of approx $25m to cover the costs involved in mining. Assuming that the deal progresses to binding then the market should begin to value the company based on future revenue.
Initial target is 15c which will rely on a binding agreement to be achieved
Coal: ascending triangle?Coal (here shown as KOL, that is, its ETF) seems to be forming an ascending triangle. Now it is approaching support so you may consider buying if it bounces off (or wait until it breaches the support if you are more conservative).
Copper (HG) looking weaker in the short term?Fundamentals around Copper, Steel rebar, Iron ore, Coal not looking so rosy currently. Technically Copper HG looking weak. Dec'16 lows could be next resistance at 2.4785 (Approx LME 5500), a further significant break here could see 38.2% Fib area tested (2.3425) then Nov lows of 2.09. Support may be found at 2.5935.
Coal is on the rise after 5 years of decreasing, future gloomyLooking for for the past and expecting that recovery would be just 50% of the similar one that started in 2009, and will last 50% shorter, last rise lasted about 791d and this may last 50% shorter i.e. 366d.
Granting that this would be true, Q1 2017 would be the best period to open short positions of coal companies.
Of course this just my view, not a trading advice.
Possible floor in Peabody hereFirst entry on possible floor at 2.34, with a wide stop near $1.99.
(but I'd just let it run without any stops, swings are rather large at this point, and there's a huge chance that you might be stop hunted )
Normalized volume (price * volume) is pretty much dying up. Yes I know the fundamentals are absolute garbage but there'll be some retrace eventually as a result of shorts.
64% of floating shares are short? Really? LOL
shortsqueeze.com
It is worth a try, but only on what you can afford to lose.
AUDNZD Long Fundamentally we have the Reserve Bank of Australia with a neutral stance and the Reserve Bank of New Zealand with a neutral stance after the latest rate cut. In fact the NZ CPI Figures are scheduled for this week before we head into the showdown of the RBNZ in the last week of January. I am expecting a drop in NZ CPI Figures of round about -0.5%, while the newest Dairy Auction should bring a negative result for milk price pouder what should force the RBNZ to act further this year and give up the neutral stance. Further the El Nino should have a much bigger Impact on NZ's Economy than on Australia Economy. The Reserve Bank of Australia should keep the Cash Rate unchanged throughout the year. The only thing i am worried about are the falling coal and iron ore prices what is more related to Australias ToT. Further the weakness surrounding about china is more bad news for the Land Down Under than for NZ because Australia Export round about 33 % to China, while NZ is only within the game with round about 20%.
Technically we are also preparing for a big move higher. This does not mean it could happens this or next week. But should the NZ CPI Figures and Dairy Prices tank, than the RBNZ has to act again. Currently the RBNZ expects CPI to shrink to -0.2%. But as said earlier, I am expecting a drop to -0.5%. Anyway, in the weekly and monthly chart we are forming a nice head and shoulders reversal pattern. What i am also wanted to say is: The iron ore and coal prices what i am worried about has fallen significantly already and the AUD adjusted to them a lot already. Anyway, short term we still have space to go a bit down to my area, but i am not thinking about that the AUD/NZD could test the Parity again. Further when we scroll back in history, we are at one of the most important support zones for this pair, what makes me more confident about it. Please let me know what you think. Thank you! Have a great sunday
"Crude Oil" a Huge profit to be madeCrude oil is making new grounds with it soon to
come with its reverse pull back, same thing
happened in 2009 although there is a possibility
that crude can slide to support at 40$. either
way i will be easing my way into a positions
using the ETF UWTI which is priced very cheaply
at 3$ a share. also a big shout out to @Ricker for showing me UWTI
Coal is what really powers a plug in electric Hybrid car...Arch Coal based nicely from July 2013 to April 2014 and then pulled back 30%... I think it's almost time for a long black train to comeback into the station. If natural gas has any price or supply issues this winter coal will roar back. It's that time of year to start thinking about winter which is a few months away. Coal is still hated but needed and will not go away for a very very long time....Reality is COAL is what turns on the lights, cools and heats our homes and charges those plug in Hybrid cars ....GL