US --Economic Outlook downgraded by FOMC ??

The following Data Release may affect Sentiments near terms: on USD :---

FOMC MINUTES INDICATE A FED DOWNGRADE of the the US outlook for 2010 and 2011, 


FOMC revised down its 2010 and 2011 projections for GDP growth and inflation while pushing up its unemployment outlook from the April forecasts; 


**GDP down to 3.0%-3.5% from 3.2%-3.7%, unemployment to 9.2%-9.5% from 9.1%-9.5%**

A DETAILED ANALYSIS ON THE IMPACT OF the above data release both near term/short term/mid term will be posted here.

Meanwhile, be sensitive to the effect of the above and look out for trend and markets sentiments reversals

Note:** Data extracted from FOMC recent public Release






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Further Selling Down on Asian Stocks/Indices as Korean War imminent?

North Korea has  just ordered  her troops /army to get ready for War with South Korean Allies.

This is a very bad news which will further add pressure on the already Volatile World's Equity / Forex Markets.

Continue to keep a close watch on this unwelcome news!  Pressure on  all currencies vs the USD in the FX  is now developing..  Be alert !!

JPY, NEXT SUBJECT TO BE WORRIED??

Just keep a close watch on JPY, some problems are  arising !!

Japanese Debt level is getting worst, its Rating  may be downgraded in the next few weeks,  if  Nothing /No drastic actions are taken from the Japan Central Bank(BOJ)/Government Regulators.

Do more research, study , and watch   Japan Closely in near terms !

I  will post some information in the weekend on this topic once it is ready .

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Requote on the Articles written by Gary Kaltbaum "Market will Stop them"

This is a Article written by Gary, A Financial experts, so I would like to share IT with you :--

"IF THEY DON'T STOP, EVENTUALLY THE MARKETS WILL MAKE THEM STOP!" This is a quote I have lived by for more than a couple of years. The meaning of the quote is simple. If governments around the world do not stop their outrageous spending leading to outrageous deficits, the markets will eventually stop them.
The markets stopped Bear Stearns, Lehman, Washington Mutual, Wachovia and Merrill Lynch...and almost stopped Citigroup and Bank of America. The markets are now working on countries, not just financial companies. I don't need to tell you which countries. They are all in the news. They are mostly countries where one group of people believes they are entitled to other people's money. Unfortunately, we are now seeing it in the good old USA as over 40% of wage earners do not pay taxes and now we have an administration and leadership that is determined to redistribute as much wealth as possible, while spending this country into oblivion.
This is a clear lack of respect for taxpayer dollars by politicians, who for the most part, have never run a lemonade stand. They can fool the voters but they cannot fool the markets. Eventually the markets will fight back and that is exactly what we are seeing right now.
Simply put, over the past couple of weeks, markets around the world have come under severe distribution. I do not believe the 1000 point day was real. I believe it was a huge bad trade...but that was resolved quickly. What has not been resolved is a market that for the most part has put in an important top. Very simply, the market's technicals have been deteriorating quickly...and that's in spite of last Monday's 400 point gap to the upside.
For me, I think the probabilities are decently strong that the recent highs could be the highs of the cycle. The deterioration has been sudden and been strong...too much to ignore. Most sectors have topped. Most countries have topped...especially Hong Kong, China, Japan, the UK...and of course, Greece.
I can pretty much go on and on about all the sectors that have topped...all the stocks that have topped...and recently, the many leaders that have topped. The main point I want to make is that I do not think the action we are seeing is just a "reaction" to the news out of Europe...and will end quickly as so many are saying.
The only area that is actually emerging and showing relative strength here is GOLD/SILVER...and that's probably not a good thing. It is the market yelling that using more debt to fix a debt problem ain't going to work. Near term, the action is insane. We can bounce...we can go lower...but I am not worrying about the near term here.
Amazingly, governments around the world refuse to learn any lessons about balancing their checkbooks and think they can just spend their way out of trouble. It just doesn't work that way. And while I have been away, I still kept in touch with what the politicos have been saying...and still see nothing on the horizon that tells me they get it. In fact, the one person that does get it, Governor Chris Christie of New Jersey, continues to be blasted by those that think the taxpayer is an unlimited well of money to be handed over to them."--UNQUOTE

HAPPY READING !