TSX 60 727.280 (20:30 24.05)
TSX 60 727.390 (20:00 24.05)
BLACKBERRY 14.4750 (20:00 24.05)
3M 110.295 (20:00 24.05)
GROUPON 7.2150 (20:00 24.05)
LINKEDIN 173.7950 (20:00 24.05)
GOLD VS SILVER 61.8449 (20:00 24.05)
CITIGROUP 50.5150 (20:00 24.05)
CITIGROUP VS AIG 1.13008 (20:00 24.05)
APPLE VS GOOGLE 0.50957 (20:00 24.05)
APPLE VS AMAZON 1.70008 (20:00 24.05)
Wynn Resorts 137.8700 (20:00 24.05)
SILVER 22.3785 (20:00 24.05)
McDonald's 100.2450 (20:00 24.05)
LAS VEGAS SANDS 57.5750 (20:00 24.05)
EUR/JPY 130.768 (20:00 24.05)
EUR/USD 1.29351 (20:00 24.05)
FACEBOOK 24.3150 (20:00 24.05)
S&P 500 1649.580 (20:00 24.05)
GOLD/EUR 1069.885 (20:00 24.05)
EUR/CAD 1.33507 (20:00 24.05)
EUR/AUD 1.34010 (20:00 24.05)
EBAY 54.6350 (20:00 24.05)
MASTERCARD 571.5650 (20:00 24.05)
STARBUCKS 63.3450 (20:00 24.05)
FAZ-SHORT BANKS 33.1250 (20:00 24.05)
GENERAL MOTORS 32.8750 (20:00 24.05)
OIL 93.9550 (20:00 24.05)
NETFLIX 228.7650 (20:00 24.05)
AIG 44.6950 (20:00 24.05)
DAILY MARKET REVIEW

Daily Market Review 5th of March 2013


OVERVIEW


Oil (90.43, +0.34%) has taken support near 90.  It may rebound a bit to 92-93 levels. After a short correction most likely sales’ pressure will resume and Oil will continue to go down. Gold (1577, +0.29%) is bearish. A bounce towards 1585-1600 is not excluded.  After short covering it can decline towards 1545. Silver (28.65, +0.54%) is higher today. But the major trend is still bearish. Further depreciation on the downside towards 26.5 is possible. On the upside Resistance is around 29. Dow Jones (14127.82, +0.27%) ended a bit higher. It remains near its resistance at 14150.  In order to ensure strong bullish trend there is a need for a break out of the aforementioned boundary. Asia-Pacific region is in green: ASX (5099.70, +1.42%), Hang Seng (22569.32, +0.14%), and Nikkei (11739.12, +0.75%).  Nikkei is trading higher. The Support is near 11500. We expect to see a rise towards 12000 in the coming sessions.

CURRENCIES in focus

EUR/USD

The Euro (1.3027) managed to get above 1.30. There is an important Resistance at 1.3050. Today the EU Retail Sales data will be essential and should be watched closely. There was a lengthy fall of the figure in recent months. So an improvement there would be supportive.



USD/JPY

The Yen (93.35) was quiet yesterday. We expect sideways consolidation between 92 and 94 during next coming days. There is a slight bullish bias. We need to give it a time and see where Yen will break from the current range.



GBP/USD

The Pound bounced (1.5121), probably on short-covering before the BOE Meeting on Thursday. There is a probability for more QE in the UK as the economic data has been bad. There is a Resistance at 1.5150. The rise above this level will be a bullish signal for the Pound.



MARKET DATA

12:00am    GBP        BRC Retail Sales Monitor y/y
12:30am    AUD        Retail Sales m/m
                    AUD        Current Account
1:30am    JPY        Average Cash Earnings y/y
3:30am    AUD        Cash Rate
                    AUD        RBA Rate Statement
8:15am    EUR        Spanish Services PMI
8:45am    EUR        Italian Services PMI
9:00am    EUR              Final Services PMI
All Day    EUR        ECOFIN Meetings
9:30am    GBP              Services PMI
10:00am    EUR        Retail Sales m/m
3:00pm    USD        ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI


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Regards,


The TraderWorld Analyst Team


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