Thread: Ipndasno-weekly_n_longer

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Some Fundamentals.
Some Predictions
Some Charts
Some Extended Term Diversifiion.

-Discovered Oanda's ability to diversify into other currencies at Real Exchange Rates. Also allows Sub Accounts in seperate currencies and with the capability to utilize PAMM. Managing all sub accounts will be a click.

List of Currencies:

Australian Dollar (AUD)
Canadian Dollar (CAD)
Euro (EUR)
Great Britain Pound (GBP)
Hong Kong Dollar (HKD)
Japanese Yen (JPY)
Singapore Dollar (SGD)
Swiss Franc (CHF)
US Dollar (USD)
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Sub Account ID
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AUD_GOLD
JPY_SAFE
PRIMARY_USD
GBP_FIN
EUR_WORLD
CAD_OIL
CHF_SAFE
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Goal of Journal.
Try to Predict LongTerm Fundamentally sound diversifiion.

Interest Rates-
Unfortunately the high cost of disperse eliminates the yield rollover for quite some time, but finding potential weekly tendencies would still be favorable.


RUB-7.75%
TRY-6.60%
RON-6.25%
ZAR-6.00%
HUF-5.25%
MXN-4.50%
AUD-4.50%

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CHF-0.25%
USD-0.25%
BGN-0.17%
JPY-0.10%

UK Retail sales.7% higher than August forecast. A.4% increase in last month.
While economics nevertheless forecast weak expansion in 2011, customers are still spending that may have a positive impact on GBP GDP report. If customers continue to invest and show little strength to the slowing economy, we may find more investors speculating on pound power. From a technical standpoint, GBP is bearish and the increase in Retails Revenue can account for summer habits and increased tourism. We may see a radical fall in retial earnings after the summer.
Equities World Wide are at a decline and secure haven currencies still exhibit an upward tendency.

AUGUST 2010--CAD Trade Balance Down 1 Billion

About 65% of Canadian exports are Bought by the US;
Less Exports=Less Demand = Smaller Growth
Shrinking Economy=Less Jobs
Less Money to Save and to Spend
Businesses Cut Costs,production,Salary,employment
Employees, Companies, World economies are all affected.

Rush into Safe currencies until the dust clears and till we find new economic growth and or Economical policy reformation.

AUGUST 2010- USD Trade Balance Down 50 Billion


Future Looks Grim