<strong>THE WEEKLY FX DRIVE THRU
“THE PREMIUM SERVICE”</strong>

<strong>The Home of Single-Lot Trading
www.weeklyfxdrivethru.com</strong>

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<ol>
	<li><strong> INTRODUCTION – THE VIEW FROM MY TRADE DESK:</strong></li>
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LOOKING BACKWARDS, FORWARDS &amp; SIDEWAYS (FOR GOOD MEASURE) AT THE FX MARKET:

1.1: LOOKING BACKWARDS:

I have quite a bit to write about this week. It has been a high profile week for Forex news in particular with the major central banks touting their positions for all and sundry to review, digest and compare. I want to elaborate a little regarding the central banks, so, this will feature in section 2 of the blog.

One paragraph completed and not a mention of GREECE, however here we go, with regards to GREECE and the bailout being recommended, I think what happened last week was pretty much in line with how it should have played out given the fact that the GREEK parliament and the potential banana skin of the FINNISH parliament both agreed and sanctioned the bailout conditions. This gave us to a large extent some market certainty when placing trades and also some long awaited direction, which was exploited.

As I tried to make clear to my subscribers during the week, I was not going “all in” as there were still RISKS attached (there always are RISKS trading Forex) but I would be far more aggressive than of late with the numbers of open trades but at the same time holding key POSITION SIZING so as to mange RISK. I feel this was achieved. All of my broker accounts whether they be for my FUNDAMENTAL, FLASH or RADAR trades for specific brokers showed great upside moves.

U.S. Housing data was the surprise data for me, strong data in particular on building permits. I strongly suspect that it has now finally sunk in that the FED is going raise rates and there is a rush on building permits to lock in lower interest rates prior to the FED rate hike.

Early last week Chinese data came in just above expectations, I hate being a cynic… but really! It was such a key moment for Chinese data they just could not afford to miss. I do not think that the markets took the data seriously the AUD desperate for anything positive hardly flickered to the upside.

So we now enter the summer doldrums, when trading is normally thin and range bound, and, I see no reason why this would not be the case this year. We can however start to look forward as I think that we can expect some interesting trading strategies in the fall / autumn based around the USD and China just to name two areas.

As mentioned previously the Central Bank Governors/Presidents generated most comments last week and I tackle them later in the blog.

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1.2: LOOKING FORWARDS:

MAJOR FOREX NEWS THIS WEEK THAT INTERESTS ME:

(There are many more news items related to the Forex Market than the ones listed below. These are the ones that interest me. You can go to <a href="http://www.forexfactory.com">www.forexfactory.com</a> and <a href="http://www.tradingeconomics.com">www.tradingeconomics.com</a> for more comprehensive lists of all news events that are Forex related).
SUNDAY: N/A.

MONDAY: AUD – Monetary Policy Meeting Minutes.

TUESDAY: AUD – CPI and RBA Governor Stevens gives us words of wisdom.

WEDNESDAY: GBP – MPC Bank Rates Votes.
WEDNESDAY: NZD – RBNZ Interest Rate Statement.

THURSDAY: GBP – Retail Sales.
THURSDAY: CAD – Core Retail Sales.
THURSDAY: NZD – Trade Balance.
THURSDAY: CNY – Flash Manufacturing PMi.

FRIDAY: EUR – French &amp; German Flash Manufacturing PMI.

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MY THOUGHTS ON THE NEWS ITEMS THIS COMING WEEK:

It feels strange to almost ignore GREECE from what is coming up but I feel that now whilst it will a bumpy road for a while news from Athens should calm down a little, for at least the summer months. That is of course unless we have a Tsipras resignation and then a rushed election.

Moving on….

Without doubt following the BOC rate cut all eyes will be fixed on “Wheeler the Dealer” at the RBNZ on Wednesday. My gut feeling is that we will see another rate cut and this will be the move that sends the NZD/USD towards 0.6000 and the GBP/NZD past 1.4200/1.4300. I will talk about my potential trades later in the subscriber section.

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1.3: LOOKING SIDEWAYS (FOR GOOD MEASURE):

I am now about to enter my hiatus time from blogging and my trading activity will be seriously reduced for the summer.

As things stand today, the PREMIUM SERVICE is LIVE with the following trades:
<ul>
	<li>RADAR TRADES: NZD/USD, AUD/USD and USD/CHF.</li>
	<li>FUNDAMENTAL TRADES: USD/CAD and NZD/USD.</li>
	<li>FLASH TRADES: EUR/USD.</li>
	<li>LIMIT ORDERS: 6 set-ups are pending entries.</li>
	<li>Potentially: 12 trades.</li>
</ul>
This is basically in line with my plan from a few weeks ago and whilst a few of the limit orders require good pullbacks to trigger entries, my plan is in place.

There will be no blog next week, as I am moving home but the following week I will wrap up for the summer with a July month end review. The WEEKLY FX DRIVE THRU returns on the 12<sup>th</sup> September 2015.

There will still be the odd tweet and comment as I manage through the existing live trades but I will not be adding, or think that I will not be adding, fresh trades. Time will tell. For PREMIUM SERVICE subscribers, you will notice lighter trading but the odd trade no doubt, just no blog.

My small working party of subscribers have submitted some changes they would like to see with regards to the blog and these will be introduced in September.

Finally for this section, be aware because it’s summer, if you are a 365-day a year trader that the Forex markets will be thinner from next week until early September. The Asian sessions are notorious at this time of the year for crippling traders by suckering them into trades when there is no two way action, only for an over-sized trade to be placed catching you out sitting on the wrong side. You will notice that volatility from London into New York is also lower. What I am saying is “Be Careful”. You can have your account destroyed in thin market trading conditions.

Think about it.

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<ol start="2">
	<li><strong> WHAT’S ON MY MIND: -
THE FUNDAMENTAL TRADERS OVERVIEW:</strong></li>
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<p style="text-align: center;"><strong>THE FED, ECB &amp; BOE - THE HIGH PROFILERS
</strong><strong>BUT
</strong><strong>THE BOC STEALS THE SHOW</strong></p>
Last week was a very important week for me given my TRADING PLAN thru to the end of 2015.

The Central Bank chiefs did not disappoint. If you recall, one of my previous blogs dated 31<sup>st</sup> May 2015 was titled:

<strong>AS EACH WEEK PASSES MY “DUCKS” ARE LINING UP NICELY</strong>

This blog referred to central bank divergent policies being important to my macro level strategy moving forward.

So to coin a phrase…I am a happy puppy as my plan remains intact and during the summer break I can plan effectively.

The big news was however how Stephen Poloz, Governor of the Bank of Canada stole the show in my opinion away from Janet Yellen (FED), Mark Carney (BOE) and Mario Draghi (ECB).

In 5 minutes Poloz had painted a very dour picture of the Canadian economy. Previously, the BOC like many other central banks had their heads in the sand and their fingers up their asses denying all. Poloz to his credit cut rates a few months ago and did this in reaction to the decline in OIL prices. The BOC view being that investment wouldn’t be setback and that this was a ”transitory” measure, a one-off. Well now it's a two-off rate cut and I think that there will be more to come. As far as I am concerned Canada has entered the race to the bottom.

It took Graeme Wheeler (RBNZ) and Glenn Stevens (RBA) a little time of denial before the penny dropped. We have had a RBA meeting when I was expecting a second cut that did not happen, and subsequently the AUD has just looked as sick as a parrot. Wheeler who in my opinion is the master of miscommunication finally accepted that the NZD was way over-priced versus the economic conditions in New Zealand and cut rates. The RBNZ meet again this Wednesday and I am expecting a further move lower in the RBNZ interest rate.

This will signal once and for all that the commodity currencies are in recessionary zones and that they need actions rather than words to fix.

The BOC, the poster boys of the 2008 crash must wonder what the hell has gone wrong, can it all be blamed on the price of crude oil?

Living in Quebec, Canada, which has it’s own issues that it will never solve because in my opinion the province only looks backwards does give me a poor picture of Canada at times socially and economically. When you travel the country though the other provinces are more organized and forward looking. But without doubt Canada has fallen foul of the oil impact, the same way that UK did with North Sea oil. Government policies and taxation are punitive, whether locally or nationally and when the oil revenues decline poor economic policies and lack of strategy are exposed.

The fact that Canada is seen by the rest of the world as an oil based economy helps to project issues that maybe aren’t actually there but are virtually impossible to be distanced from. Middle-east pressure to try to put the North American oil sands and fracking producers of oil out of business by producing oil at full potential forcing prices lower at any cost is definitely working. For weeks I have been writing about the basic economics of supply and demand in oil and the fact that prices are too high. It would appear that the BOC underestimated this effect and the middle-eastern oil producer’s strategies.

The BOC at the press conference lowered GDP (Growth) projections, he also said that he had a full range of financial options at this disposal… to you and me that means further rate cuts, and dare I say it quantitative easing. As a Forex trader, that means USD/CAD to 1.6000 and GBP/CAD to 2.1500…. maybe even higher.

The rate cut announced by the BOC was largely expected as economic data had been mixed to be kind.

The BOC with Poloz was in first, he was followed by a very supportive Draghi who was at ease at the ECB press conference. I think all you can say after the ECB press conference was that it looks like rates will be on the floor for years to come.

We then had Mark Carney (BOE) once again taking a step forward stating that the BOE would possibly be raising rates before the end of this year. Very hawkish indeed, but don’t forget we have been here before. Carney is just as strong stepping backwards as he is stepping forwards. He has only just got out of his JCB after digging himself a huge hole from the 2014 Lord Mayors banquet. Glutton for punishment he may be, does he know Max Mosely (ex F1), who like Carney likes to play dangerous games, maybe not with the markets however, a somewhat rather different area. I do however think that Carney would not walk into a BOE press conference arm in arm with two young ladies dressed in leather with swastikas on their arms. Now there is a picture to contemplate!!

Moving on….

Next we had Janet Yellen, who turned into a hawk away from a dove. At last she had to admit that she was going to raise rates this year to put an end to all the speculation. Lets face facts, if she hadn’t said this now at this moment most people would be asking the question, what the hell is wrong with the U.S. economy?

So as I had mentioned in my May 31<sup>st</sup> blog the hawks and doves have lined up pretty much as expected with the BOC now firmly in the dove area.

Yellen confirmed, Draghi did what was expected, Carney…who cares, but Poloz stole the show in my opinion, he really has painted a poor picture of the Canadian economy moving forward, and, he stole the show.

This week Graeme Wheeler is on stage… lets see.

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<ol start="3">
	<li><strong> THE PREMIUM SERVICE:
</strong><strong>SUMMARY OF PERFORMANCE:</strong></li>
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3.1: OVERVIEW - SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS, FEATURES and PRICING:

3.2: PERFORMANCE REVIEWS:
<p style="text-align: center;">PREMIUM SERVICE – COST INCOME ANALYSIS (USD):
EMANATING FROM TRADE SET-UPS – to 17<sup>th</sup>July 2015.</p>
<p style="text-align: center;">MICRO LOT TRADER - 448 trades cost to trade = $44.80
<strong>PROFIT</strong> from 448 trades = <strong>$718.60</strong></p>
<p style="text-align: center;">MINI LOT TRADER - 448 trades cost to trade = $448.00
<strong>PROFIT</strong> from 448 trades = <strong>$7,186.00</strong></p>
<p style="text-align: center;">STANDARD LOT TRADER - 448 trades cost to trade = $4,480.00
<strong>PROFIT</strong> from 448 trades = <strong>$71,860.00</strong></p>
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3.3: PREMIUM SERVICE - TRADE SUMMARY DETAILS THIS MONTH &amp; YTD:

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	<li><strong> PREMIUM SERVICE SUBSCRIBER EXCLUSIVE CONTENT:</strong></li>
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(Section 4 is exclusive PREMIUM SERVICE content only available to PREMIUM SERVICE subscribers)

4.1: EDUCATION:<u>
</u>(The full list of all items and more from this section can be found in the PREMIUM SERVICE website in the Trade Essential area under the EDUCATION tab.)

This section will return after the summer break in September 2015.

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4.2: THE PREMIUM SERVICE – TRADING REVIEW &amp; LOOKING FORWARD:

As this will be the last time to do this prior to the summer break -

Let me review my TRADING PLAN moving forward. My “ducks” are lining up very nicely.

Firstly let me review the current trading position below: -

THE PREMIUM SERVICE - LIVE TRADES ARE:

RT467
USD/CHF
LONG from 0.9545
CLOSING PRICE: 0.9616
No of pips positive: +71 pips

RT468
AUD/USD
SHORT from 0.7410
CLOSING PRICE: 0.7376
No of pips positive: +34 pips

RT470
NZD/USD
SHORT from 0.6546
CLOSING PRICE: 0.6523
No of pips positive: +23 pips

FT509
EUR/USD
SHORT from 1.0889
CLOSING PRICE: 1.0829
No of pips positive: +60 pips

FUN152
NZD/USD
SHORT from 0.6780
CLOSING PRICE: 0.6523
No of pips positive: +257 pips

FUN158
USD/CAD
LONG from 1.2910
CLOSING PRICE: 1.2973
No of pips positive: +63 pips

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THE PREMIUM SERVICE – LIMIT ORDER TRADES ARE:

RT466
USD/CAD
LONG from 1.2960

RT469
GBP/CHF
LONG from 1.4920

FUN159
GBP/CAD
LONG from 1.9950

FUN160
GBP/AUD
LONG from 2.0485

FUN161
GBP/NZD
LONG from 2.3000

FUN162
GBP/CHF
LONG from 1.4920

The currency pairs that I am looking to add into my open trading positions are EUR/GBP and possibly the NZD/CAD, AUD/CAD, AUD/CHF and EUR/CHF. I am going to look at the EUR crosses over the coming days to decide upon a plan or not as the case may be.

My goal for my plan thru to the year-end is very simple based on the fact that one should never argue with or trade against a central bank policy other than for a very short FLASH TRADE.

The lines are now very clearly drawn in my eyes: -

HAWKS – FED and BOE.
DOVES – ECB, BOC, RBA, RBNZ, BOJ and SNB.

This gives us as Forex traders a very clear path to follow. I am not saying let’s get “all in” either. Had this been the case I would have been entering all the GBP crosses on 50 pip pullbacks, and whilst that remains an open option, it is not one that I want to try. I think that the GBP move is far too premature. I think that we have to wait for the FED impact to take effect first. There is a high degree of certainty that the EUR will initially drag the cable lower once Yellen hikes rates. The GBP move higher will be explosive through the cross rates but I am expecting pullbacks first. You will notice that my entry levels are a long way away from current levels. I may be hugely wrong but I am expecting massive pullbacks when the FED raises rates.

The price of oil is grossly over-valued at the moment and I want to have another CAD trade in operation. This is why the AUD/CAD is appealing. This trade could be up and running early next week.

The PREMIUM SERVICE had generated lots of pips this month; I hope that you are taking these trades. There are lots of potential profits in the current LIVE trades as well.

During the summer break I will be monitoring trades and maybe adding, but not sure. I will be tweeting what I am doing, the only main difference apart from less trading activity will be the lack of the blog.

I know many of you use me as a reference point / sounding board / place of referral etc. To all of you please be careful with position sizing this summer. The markets are thinner already and based on previous years, I dread to think how slow things will be this summer so take care, do not trade too heavy or with bigger positions placing yourself at RISK.

Finally, I want to thank my team of “SUBSCRIBER REVIEWERS” for their ideas and feedback on the WEEKLY FX DRIVE THRU. Almost all of the changes suggested will be implemented in September.

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4.3: THE PREMIUM SERVICE - EXISTING LIVE TRADES:

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4.4: THE PREMIUM SERVICE – EXISTING LIMIT ORDERS:

(Remember position sizes for suggested FUNDAMENTAL TRADES should be much smaller than usual, maybe only 20%-25% of your normal trading position size. It is only when we add to our positions that the fun begins. All FUNDAMENTAL trades posted via email contain a second page with details of where I will add trades and when and where stops are moved, the Stair Stepping Stop Protection (SSSP) is self-explanatory and I hope useful. Using this grows your trading position and helps protect the profits made, should the trade gain traction. In addition, I have added some detail on my HEDGING approach as well to the second FUNDAMENTAL TRADE alert page. More detailed information on HEDGING can be found inside the PREMIUM SERVICE website under the EDUCATION tab – Trading Essentials.

I view the commodity cross-rate pairs, which form the basis of my FUNDAMENTAL TRADE SET-UPS as bonus trades away from the USD majors and over the year they can be very profitable. This is why I have a separate broker account for commodity cross-RATE PAIR trades. It gives me an immediate measurement of performance without the need to extrapolate data).

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4.5: POTENTIAL TRADES - WHAT CHARTS AM I LOOKING AT?

(This section usually contains charts mainly relating to non-USD majors, in particular the ones that I am working on and looking at because they catch my eye that may become potential trades in the trading sessions ahead. If there are no comments beneath the charts, my comments / thoughts are written on them directly. I will tweet and email as soon as these possible trades become LIMIT ORDERS)

THIS WEEKS OVERVIEW:

I know that this sounds like a cop out but I am not looking at anything new at the moment. All I wanted to trade or have with a LIMIT ORDER is noted and placed.

Next week I will possibly look at the EUR/GBP and AUD/CAD.

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4.6: MAJOR TRADING PAIRS WITH LONGER-TERM MATCHING TRENDS:

(The following currency pairs have Short Term (DAILY), Medium Term (WEEKLY) and Long Term (MONTHLY) charts all trending in the same direction).

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4.7: THE KEY SUPPORT &amp; RESISTANCE LEVELS WITH THE USD MAJORS<strong>:<u>
</u></strong>(The reviews in the section are accompanied with daily and / or weekly charts of the USD majors).

All of my thoughts and my comments relating to each USD major are now contained on the charts.

<strong>EUR/USD: </strong>

<strong>Closing Price last week 1.0829</strong>

<strong> <a href="https://weeklyfxdrivethru.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/EURUSD-W-19072015.png"><img class="aligncenter size-large wp-image-6313" src="https://weeklyfxdrivethru.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/EURUSD-W-19072015-1024x541.png" alt="EURUSD W 19072015" width="1024" height="541" /></a></strong>

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<strong>GBP/USD: </strong>

<strong>Closing Price last week 1.5607</strong>

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<strong>AUD/USD: </strong>

<strong>Closing Price last week 0.7376</strong>

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<strong>NZD/USD: </strong>

<strong>Closing Price last week 0.6523</strong>

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<strong>USD/CAD: </strong>

<strong>Closing Price last week 1.2973</strong>

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<strong>USD/CHF: </strong>

<strong>Closing Price last week 0.9616</strong>

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<strong>USD/JPY: </strong>

<strong>Closing Price last week 124.07</strong>

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<ol start="5">
	<li><strong> MY FINAL THOUGHTS:</strong></li>
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5.1: SUBSCRIBING TO THE “FREE VERSION” OF THE WEEKLY FX DRIVE THRU:

5.2: TRADING TIPS &amp; THOUGHTS FOR THE WEEK AHEAD:

My thoughts this week are simple and straightforward.

The RBNZ will be a market mover for short or long traders. Relief for those who are looking at the NZD/USD at 0.6500 area as a great level to establish a long position, or, it will be a destructive area for the Kiwi with a rate cut sending it towards 0.6000. It is a tough call as we are now at 0.6500, the level that New Zealand Prime Minister John Key saw as an objective several months ago.

The problem is, that was then and this is now, facts have changed. It is a race to the bottom and I think lower than 0.6000 is where John Key would love to see his currency because at those levels he can offer his exporting businesses a great opportunity. We will see.

Take care.

Scott Pickering
The Pip Accumulator

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BLOG DATA:
DATE: 19.07.2015
BLOG FORMAT/ VERSION / AUDIENCE: THE PREMIUM SERVICE
BLOG REFERENCE: #69

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