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XAUUSD: I checked out gold and the targets are wayyyy out… I don’t wanna post them and cause wild global panic… There may be some corrections along the way but the trend on gold is simply just too strong…

2025 is a geopolitical year. Hence all I can say for now is hang on to your gold… It’s pretty likely that we can range at this level, which is a good opportunity to keep adding like as in a SIP…

However on a global long term outlook the targets are way wayyyy out and higher than the markets can imagine… And I just won’t say it simply out of concern that it might cause markets to go cowabunga.

And believe me when I say BTC is a mouse when compared to Gold, as Gold will surpass the wildest Bitcoin prediction with lot more room left for it to soar…. wayyy out like I say…

In the PF in the early years I had a discussion with BC and my call on gold was 5000 (from those early days) when gold was at USD$200, before that I called 1000+,… now 20 years later gold is closer to USD$3000, and in those days I was told that I was talking my book… lol…

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Trading Tip of the week:
A Warning to All Traders: Your Stop May Not Be a Stop

 

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Newsquawk Week Ahead Highlights – 10-14th February 2025

Highlights include Fed Chair Powell Testimonies, US, China and Swiss CPI,

US RetailSales, UK GDP and NZ Inflation Forecasts

 

[Belgrade Bobby]

NIO Inc.

Nio is still in 3 weeks old sideways, but first signs of possible continuation of the Down trend are visible.

4.10 & 4.00 are levels to watch – if below will target 3.75 first and 3.60 ultimately later on.

[Belgrade Bobby]

DAX – GER 30

21.945 – new high – close enough to 22K and in my opinion Hero can get some rest now.

Supports : 21.500 & 21.250

I am not a guy to call for a change of trend – ever, until I get some charting facts to support such a claim, but I have to warn you once again – This might be the top and buying it now for some imagined coming Rally is not a way to go.

In the case DAX breaks 22K , it will have to stay above it – so enough time to get some action.

Otherwise you might end up buying a top….

[Belgrade Bobby]

Nvidia – NVDA

As I said yesterday, in spite of Morgan Stanley Bullish stance, 130 proved to be a tough cookie.

Nvidia got rejected, de facto ending day in small minus .

Now it has 124.00 level as a possible support and 118.35 as a plan B in case higher one gets taken out.

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Joint news press conference with Pres Trump and the Japanese PM pushed back by an hour.

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Headline roulette Friday… News algos in overdrive…Dollar pops up on these comments, including vs JPY

Source: Newsquawk.com

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Isn’t this where we started the week, reacting to Trunp’s tariffs?

Price action suggests the headline caught whoever is trading on a Friday flatfooted as the dollar was a touch softer when the headline hit. .
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Note JPY gertting the safe haven flowss along with the USD.

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I spoke too soon… here is your surprise headline… dollar pops, stocks fall,,, BUT no details

Source: Newsquawk.com

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Markets move on a Friday when there are stops to go after.

Barring a surprise headline, the ranges for the week are set with no key stops to go after. other than minor at int4a-day highs or low.s

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Univ of Mich consumer sentiment…
Headline miss on downside BUT inflation expectations rise…initial reaction is to the rise in inflation expectations.

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Big downwatd BLS benchmark revision not having much impact

Source: Newsquawk.com

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US 10 year yield 4.495%… 4.50% Could be tough

[Mtl JP]

on calendar deck

09:25 / bowman — on economy and bank regs

[Mtl JP]

GBP 1.2430 H 1.2493

some degenerate aggressive trader(s) took advantage to met out some serious pain to GBP entusiasts
now probably miserable

[Mtl JP]

EURO 1.0370

IF this puppy wants to live it ll need to rise N of 1.0535-ish

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Canadian job beat on upside, jobless rate dips

Source: Newsquawk.com

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NFP mi on downodwe but uoward reviion and unemployment rate dip

Source: Newsquawk.com

[Mtl JP]

THIS ….. is FX !

[Mtl JP]

THANK YOU THANK YOU !!

[Mtl JP]

EURUSD 103.77

I thinking it should pop uP
no guarantee

[Mtl JP]

NFP concesus 170K

bbrg whisper 199K

fwiw

[Mtl JP]

Riiiiiight …

Today’s Jobs Report Will Be Confusing. Here’s What to Know. – By Justin Lahart , Reporter via WSJ

[Mtl JP]

re yield: i.e. flat

for now

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US 2-10 YEAR BOND SPREAD 10.4 BPS

 

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Job growth likely slowed to 170,000 in January from just over quarter of million the prior month, partly restrained by wild fires in California and cold weather across much of the country.

Those distortions add a further complication to the readout, which will include annual benchmark revisions, new population weights and updates to the seasonal adjustments.

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A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan

Another forecast miss from a U.S. megacap combines with caution ahead of January’s employment report to keep a lid on stocks into Friday’s open – with buoyant long-dated Treasuries squashing the yield curve to its flattest for the year.

Morning Bid: Cloudy Amazon, payrolls and a flatter curve

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NEWSQUWK US OPEN

Stocks and bonds trade tentatively ahead of US NFP and ECB Natural Interest Rate; AMZN -2.6% on weak guidance

Good morning USA traders, hope your day is off to a great start! Here are the top 4 things you need to know for today’s market.

4 Things You Need to Know

Stocks and bonds trade tentatively ahead of US NFP and ECB Natural Interest Rate.

AMZN -2.6% pre-market after it beat expectations but issued weak Q1 guidance.

USD mixed vs. peers ahead of NFP, GBP is attempting to recoup lost ground, havens narrowly lag.

Upward bias in industrial commodities while precious metals await US jobs.

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[Mtl JP]

Here is jeff cox with

The big January jobs report comes out Friday. Here’s what to expect

– When the Bureau of Labor Statistics releases its nonfarm payrolls count for January, it is projected to show growth of 169,000, down from 256,000 in December, but nearly in line with the three-month average.

– Also, annual benchmark revisions are projected to show a record increase of 3.5 million in the population and 2.3 million in household employment.

– Recent indicators show that while hiring has leveled off, layoffs aren’t increasing and workers aren’t quitting, though job openings are on the decline.

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