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So now back to the drawing board I am going to follow the same rules and make a few changes to see if I can improve the strategy.
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This is a very good & informative article by Casey Stubbs. Trading Strategy Back Test is critically important for traders in order for them to fully understand their own strategy "DNA".
 
 
  This week is going to be an extremely busy week as we have 13 news releases to trade. I’ve to warn you upfront that in a news driven week such as this one, market tends to be indecisive and we could see wild swings as different surprises dominate market sentiment… This is going to be one of those weeks that we follow the trade plan strictly and use tight TP & SL…
This week is going to be an extremely busy week as we have 13 news releases to trade. I’ve to warn you upfront that in a news driven week such as this one, market tends to be indecisive and we could see wild swings as different surprises dominate market sentiment… This is going to be one of those weeks that we follow the trade plan strictly and use tight TP & SL…



 This past week we saw uncertain market condition as the debt ceiling issue in the U.S. and the bailout talks in EU both stalled. With the EBA Bank Stress Test results fail to inspire confidence, market sold off both Euro and US Dollar at the beginning of the week.
This past week we saw uncertain market condition as the debt ceiling issue in the U.S. and the bailout talks in EU both stalled. With the EBA Bank Stress Test results fail to inspire confidence, market sold off both Euro and US Dollar at the beginning of the week.

 This week could only be described as confused. With the risk aversion momentum carried over from last week on sovereign debt concerns in Greece, Portugal, Spain, and even Italy, market sold off the EUR during early week. Then in a twist of events, first with the FOMC Minutes showing extensive discussions on further Quantitative measures, followed by the Fed Chairman Bernanke’s testimony openig the door for QE3, market immediately turned around and sold off the USD.
This week could only be described as confused. With the risk aversion momentum carried over from last week on sovereign debt concerns in Greece, Portugal, Spain, and even Italy, market sold off the EUR during early week. Then in a twist of events, first with the FOMC Minutes showing extensive discussions on further Quantitative measures, followed by the Fed Chairman Bernanke’s testimony openig the door for QE3, market immediately turned around and sold off the USD. Effective Review Period: 5 July 2011 - 15 July 2011
 Effective Review Period: 5 July 2011 - 15 July 2011 This past week we saw sovereign debt concern dominate market as S&P downgraded Portugal’s sovereign rating. China hike interest rate again, which added concerns on global recovery and drove down commodity prices.
This past week we saw sovereign debt concern dominate market as S&P downgraded Portugal’s sovereign rating. China hike interest rate again, which added concerns on global recovery and drove down commodity prices.Here are the figures for today’s (ie. yesterday's) NFP release:
NFP Employment 18K V 105KE
Private Payroll 57K versus 132KE
Prior NFP revised down to 25K (from 54K)
Prior Private Payroll revised down to 73K (from 83K)
Unemployment Rate 9.2% V 9.1%E
Number of Unemployed = 14.1M
Participation Rate = 64.1% (Lowest since 1984)
Jun. Average Hours Earnings $22.99 / Average Working Hours 34.4
Birth/Death Adjustment: 131K with 206K prior.
So what do these numbers mean? First of all, 18K NFP release is a farcry from the expectation of 105K… Most analysts are calling this number “shocking” because none of the economists surveyed by ANY news agency even came close to 18K… Meanwhile, President Obama is using the same old rhetoric “we still have a long way to go and a lot of work to do to give people the security and opportunity they deserve” and not offering any concrete solution. Market is now contemplating on those ”additional tools” that Fed. Chair Bernanke spoke of during his last press conference to possibly boost the economy, and the recovery outlook is looking grimmer by the week for U.S.
Furthermore, the private payroll figure, came out at 57K versus 132K of expectation. It is common knowledge that the Private Sector, or Small Businesses, are the saviors of US economy, and it is disappointing to say least when the market missed consensus forecast by 75K jobs… Also considering the negative revisions from last month’s NFP release, today’s NFP is negative across all spectrums.
The Unemployment Rate also ticked up by 0.1% to 9.2%, which means that the total unemployed but still receiving benefits are around 14.1, not counting ones that have already exhausted their unemployment benefits… The total number of Americans unemployment could be 25 to 30 million according to a conservative estimate. Additionally, what really stood out was teh participation rate at 64.1%, which is not only the lowest since 1984, but it is an indication that Unemployed Americans are tired of looking for jobs… This is a shocking revelation and hopefully it is seasonal due to summer.
Lastly, the Birth/Death Adjustment added +131K, which is basically a fancy way of manipulating jobs number for it to look pretty. Here’s the table for the raw unadjusted data from CES:
Total nonfarm 358.0 376.0 18.0
Total private 783.0 840.0 57.0
The figure 376.0 is adjusted with 131K of the Birth/Death ratio, netting a 18K of positive employment. Although the method of adjustment is not a straight substraction/addition, it is safe to say that without the B/D Adjustment for the month of June, we would get a negative NFP.
All in all, NFP is painting a negative picture for the U.S. economy. Traders are going to be a little more cautious in the coming weeks, and optimism is going to be low. With Greece, Portugal, Italy, and Spain all going to be in the focus, plus the European Bank Stress Test results, we should see a mostly risk aversion driven market.

 Considering that July 1 is the start of a new quarter, new month, and new beginning for the second half of 2011, market reacted exactly as one would expect, with optimism and risk appetite…
Considering that July 1 is the start of a new quarter, new month, and new beginning for the second half of 2011, market reacted exactly as one would expect, with optimism and risk appetite…
 
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