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A Look Ahead To Next Week’s Action

Posted Friday, September 15, 2017 by
Shain Vernier • 1 min read

This week has certainly been an active one in the markets. Kudos to all who profited from the trading signals and recommendations offered here at FX Leaders. Next week is going to be even more live, so get some rest and prepare for the coming opportunities!

 

Next Week’s Slate

The beauty of trading is that there is always a good trade setup right around the corner. No matter what type of week one has had, Sunday’s market open gives us a chance to start fresh and new.

StadiumEveryone Will Be In The Markets For Next Week’s Trade. Will You?

 

Participation in the markets for the coming trading week is likely to be robust. I am expecting enhanced volatilities facing all markets, especially across the majors and U.S. indices. With the proper strategy in place, these types of weeks can prove extremely lucrative.

My colleagues Rowan, Arslan and Skerdian will cover the coming economic calendar in-depth as we move into the Sunday/Monday trade. Be sure to check in and get prepared for the opening bell.

In case you want to get a jump on your market prep, here are the highpoints facing next week’s  U.S. trading session:

  • Tuesday: U.S. Building Permits and Housing Starts

  • Wednesday: U.S. FED interest rate announcement, projections, and presser

  • Thursday: U.S. Jobless Claims, Housing Prices, and the Philadelphia Fed Survey

Successfully navigating market volatility is a huge part of profitable trading. Proper risk management, as well as utilizing a competent brokerage service can be of great value when navigating turbulent markets.

Until then, trade smart and for tomorrow!

 
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