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Comprehensive weekly analysis
For the period between Jan 5 2015 – Jan 8 2016

Previous week:
SEPERBE despite the fact that the last week in the week is the most stagnate week in the year, our GBP/AUD short strategy gains more than 600 pips until now.  Moreover, nothing was interesting previous week.

Next week:
As we writing this report on Monday as requested from our followers, we see some impacts for this week.
-First: the Yen had soared because January 4th is the first day in applying the new policy for the BOJ which was announced by the bank in December 18th 2015 for buying governmental bonds. NO BODY NOTICED THAT BUT US !!!!!  (we will explain this specific event and how should we deal with Yen in details next report).
- Second: China numbers did nothing to the markets today>
-Third: in this week we will face a storm of releases as (US Non-farm payrolls, US unemployment rate, BOE announcements Canada unemployment rate, Italy and Holland CPI, US industrial production).

What will I do?
1-     If you are out of the market so keep where you are.
2-     From here on avoid the JPY pairs under any circumstances.
3-     This week I will be event traders only, on Jan8th
* if the non-farm payrolls numbers are over expected and better than the previous release I will be shorting GBP/USD.
*if the non-farm payrolls numbers are less than expected and less than the previous month I will have long AUD/USD.
* if it is OVER/LESS expected and at the same time LESS/OVER than the previous month, I prefer to stand down and watch.


Good luck for all,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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