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I think that the upward trend of the Aussie is finished...there will be a correction of the stock markets due to the debt ceiling.

The purchase of Tbond is going on and the selling of emerging currencies too..this behavior is quite different respect to the one of May to September.

I think that the rebound of the Aussie is finished, now it's time to come back short.

Finally my long on tBond is starting to give excellent results and I will remain long at least up to 3.50% of yield.

The problem of the debt ceiling is back: http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/327571/economy/finance/obama-urges-congress-to-pass-budget-raise-debt-ceiling

Interesting news coming from Italy: http://uk.reuters.com/article/2013/09/22/uk-italy-economymin-idUKBRE98L06320130922

As the tapering has been postponed, the fall of interest rates should now favor the U.S. real estates and then the request for copper.

Too busy trying to understand the words of Bernanke…so the market has forgotten about this: http://uk.reuters.com/article/2013/08/27/uk-china-economy-g-idUKBRE97Q02M20130827 That is the interest rates date of the top.

After the tapering risk, green light for metals.

At the moment I would bet on the continuation of the trading range and go short EurUsd with stop 1.3450.

It seems to me that the whole metals market is showing an interesting work of accumulation. The aluminum for the third time since June has come back into area 35 and the copper is clearly drawing a head and shoulder figure.

After Summers, the Tbonds are getting a good reward. Evidently, the market is expecting Yellen to be more possibilist on the continuation of the QE.

The Fed will be forced to a new QE...and interest rates will fall. succederà che la Fed sarà costretta ad un nuovo QE...ed i tassi scenderanno

I am already noticing this kind of movement, the emerging central banks are forced to sell dollars to defend the local currency.

Certainly it’s now time to enter long on EurAud.

Bearish engulfing pattern yesterday for the Aussie, exactly on the resistance of area 0.93. New downwards in sight.

It’s interesting to note that in the last days the stock prices of Alcoa and Caterpillar have recovered from the long term key supports. Rebound in sight for metals?

It’s time to enter long on EurNok (so short on WTI).

How will the debt ceiling impact on TBond? For me it will be bullish (for gold too). http://money.cnn.com/2013/09/10/news/economy/debt-ceiling-bills-coming-due/index.html

The 30years Bond is always closet to 4% and the dollar is weak. What is the best moment, for an European investor, to buy Bonds in Usd?