Showing posts with label jobless rate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jobless rate. Show all posts

Sunday, May 25, 2014

Wednesday, June 13, 2012


Hi,
just a quick note to tell you about my upcoming training's and the dates.  

June 23-25
Jacksonville, Florida
July  28 - 30
September 1-3
September 16-18
London, England
September 29-31
Paris, France
October 13-15

You will learn about:
Price and Direction – how can you see it and make money from it
• Trade Strategy – a written strategy
• How to set daily targets is it based on money or market?
• When to trade and when not to trade
• Trading plan – again, a written one.
• How to let the trades come to you.
• Trading with targets and how to manage risk.
• How to get your income, wealth and freedom trading.
• How to spot the highest probability trade for you.
• Business strategy
• Trade rules
• Recording and quantifying results and keeping a trade journal
• Mastering your strategy
• The real working s of the market place and how to use these to your advantage.
• The difference between direction and hope.
• How to be responsible for your trading and level of choice in the market.
• Specific times to trade and not to trade.
• Responsible trading practices
• The real working s of the market place and how to use these to your advantage.
• The difference between direction and hope.
• How to enter the trade and minimize risk. 
If you would like more information about our three day training:
please call Joel at  949-887-7610 and leave your name and number. 

Friday, May 2, 2008

Treasuries and jobless rate


Treasuries fell pushing the two-year note's yield to the highest since January, after a smaller-than- forecast loss of U.S. jobs in April led traders to bet the Federal Reserve will stop lowering borrowing costs. Two-year notes were on course for a third straight weekly decline amid speculation the Fed's rate cut this week will be its last. The two-year note yield rose to within 1.36 percentage points of 10-year rates, the closest in more than three months. The central bank has slashed its main rate a total of 3.25 percentage points since September to support the economy.
U.S. employers eliminated 20,000 jobs in April, after a decrease of 81,000 in March, the Labor Department said. The U.S. hasn't lost jobs for four straight months since 2003. The jobless rate fell to 5 percent, from 5.1 percent in March.
Traders see an 84 percent chance the Fed will leave its target rate for overnight loans between banks at 2 percent at its next scheduled meeting on June 25, futures on the Chicago Board of Trade show. That likelihood has risen from 80 percent yesterday. The rest of the bets are for the Fed to cut the rate to 1.75 percent.

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