Month: September 2013

“Get organized” seems to be a recurrent mantra. But how do you organize bills and paperwork in the easiest, safest manner? Personal tech expert Carley Knobloch reviews Manilla, an online and app-based task management tool.

2013.09.30 – New York Close – End of US Session

EURUSD Currency Pair Levels & Trend Strength Data

The euro ended the day lower against the US dollar in Forex trading after gapping higher to start the new week. The euro sold off throughout the day versus the dollar but continued to remain above the major 1.3500 support/resistance level. Most of the financial markets globally today are concerned about the looming US government shutdown to take place on Tuesday.

The short-term trend for this pair continues to be bullish but, perhaps, the uptrend looks to be exhausting and suggests a short-term top may be in place. Longer-term, our data continues to indicator bullish trends.

On the schedule for Tuesday is the German unemployment change for September as well as the Eurozone purchasing managers manufacturing index. US data for tomorrow includes the widely watched ISM manufacturing data for September and US construction spending for August.

Current Market Price: 1.35250

 Today’s Pivot Point Levels:

Daily Pivot Point: 1.35191
Weekly Pivot Point: 1.35150
Monthly Pivot Point: 1.32810

 Linear Regression Indicator Trend Strength Data:

10-day current trend is BULLISH / Trend strength of 146.1 pips
30-day current trend is BULLISH / Trend strength of 222.9 pips
60-day current trend is BULLISH / Trend strength of 389.6 pips
90-day current trend is BULLISH / Trend strength of 381.3 pips
180-day current trend is BULLISH / Trend strength of 137.3 pips
365-day current trend is BULLISH / Trend strength of 841.5 pips

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Stock markets around the world slumped as investors girded themselves for bouts of political wrangling on both sides of the Atlantic. U.S. stock futures fell as investors prepared for a potential shutdown of the U.S. government. Beyond the uncertainty in the U.S., political instability in Italy has also unsettled European assets.

EURUSD Forex Trading Pivot Point Levels for 2013.09.30

Daily Pivot Point: 1.34966
— S1 – 1.34623
— S2 – 1.34372
— S3 – 1.34029
— R1 – 1.35217
— R2 – 1.35560
— R3 – 1.35811

Weekly Pivot Point: 1.34710
— S1 – 1.33742
— S2 – 1.32278
— S3 – 1.31310
— R1 – 1.36174
— R2 – 1.37142
— R3 – 1.38606

Monthly Pivot Point: 1.32810
— S1 – 1.31110
— S2 – 1.30024
— S3 – 1.28324
— R1 – 1.33896
— R2 – 1.35596
— R3 – 1.36682

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USDJPY Forex Trading Pivot Point Levels for 2013.09.30

Daily Pivot Point: 98.435
— S1 – 97.839
— S2 – 97.491
— S3 – 96.895
— R1 – 98.783
— R2 – 99.379
— R3 – 99.727

Weekly Pivot Point: 98.542
— S1 – 97.732
— S2 – 97.278
— S3 – 96.468
— R1 – 98.996
— R2 – 99.806
— R3 – 100.260

Monthly Pivot Point: 97.937
— S1 – 95.935
— S2 – 93.796
— S3 – 91.794
— R1 – 100.076
— R2 – 102.078
— R3 – 104.217

Fibonacci Retracement Levels – 100 Periods
— 0.000 – 98.087
— 0.236 – 98.341
— 0.382 – 98.499
— 0.500 – 98.626
— 0.618 – 98.753
— 0.764 – 98.911
— 1.000 – 99.165

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GBPUSD Forex Trading Pivot Point Levels for 2013.09.30

Current Market Price: 1.61579

 Daily Pivot Point: 1.61032
— S1 – 1.60605
— S2 – 1.59863
— S3 – 1.59436
— R1 – 1.61774
— R2 – 1.62201
— R3 – 1.62943

 Weekly Pivot Point: 1.60783
— S1 – 1.60107
— S2 – 1.58867
— S3 – 1.58191
— R1 – 1.62023
— R2 – 1.62699
— R3 – 1.63939

 Monthly Pivot Point: 1.54355
— S1 – 1.51550
— S2 – 1.48207
— S3 – 1.45402
— R1 – 1.57698
— R2 – 1.60503
— R3 – 1.63846

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For many, understanding the Affordable Care Act’s new exchanges or marketplaces that open Oct. 1 is a complicated phenomenon. AP’s Ricardo Alonso-Zaldiva goes over what consumers need to know about what the marketplaces are and how they work. (Sept. 30)

Having health insurance used to hinge on your employer and your medical history. Soon that won’t matter, with open-access markets for subsidized coverage opening Tuesday. AP reporter Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar explains what happens Oct. 1. (Sept. 30)

As a last-minute deal to resolve tense spending negotiations in Washington appeared less and less likely, U.S. stock investors braced for an outcome that had previously seemed thinkable: a shutdown of the U.S. government.

A top executive at Airbus said cash-rich Asian and Middle Eastern lenders are taking a larger share of the $100 billion global aircraft financing market as Western rivals step back due to the liquidity crunch and stricter regulations