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FOMC and Treasury: Help is Here - On The Way – Standing By

Posted on December 16, 2008 at 23:31 in Uncategorized by Jerry Furst
By Jerry Furst- Sr Analyst “1st on Forex”
at Investors Education Network.com

Historic FOMC Decision - and Annoucement - US Dollar Down Against the Majors

  

Above - the USD-CAD 4 Hour Chart (click to enlarge) shows continuing weakness. Supporting Trend lines posted yesterday held quite well under the strain of the FOMC Announcement

 

Attendees of my webinar were treated to a nice display of volatility and fundamentals

 

Thoughts from today’s FOMC announcement and observations to ponder

 

Unusual Delay and Accompanying Text

Traders used to receiving FOMC announcements promptly at 2:15 on the dot were treated to a slight delay waiting until 2:21 for the much anticipated announcement – and the accompanying text – which proved to be worth the wait!

 

Not wanting to be left out of the spotlight - Treasury Secretary Paulson was interviewed by Maria after the bell on CNBC and carefully stammered through his responses stated, “I am expecting no “major” institutional failure in the future. “

 

I have a new respect for Hank as the printed statement is quite nebulous but sounded great! He has come far as a politician and public statesman!

 

The Fed said – It would be a buyer of Mortgage Backed Securities

 

Gold responded by edging up over $850

 

DOW Rallied Over 400 points - closing up 370

 

Trichet stated earlier in the day that they do not need to keep pace with other central banks.

 

The Fed stated that it “will employ all available tools” – to return to “the normal functioning” of the markets.  they will buy mortgages and perhaps even more speculating consumer finance.

 

 

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Tags: Bernanke, charting, currencies, DOW, FOMC, Forex, FX, gold, Interest Rates, MBS, mortgage backed securities, Paulson, Technical Analysis, trading, USD-CAD

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