Wednesday, November 3, 2021
Dollar Takes Respite Before the Fed
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Ether scales $4,600 to record high, bitcoin trails
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Dollar Down, Investors Await Fed Policy Decision
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USDJPY potential short pullback | 3 Nov 2021
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XAUUSD is on a bearish momentum! | 3 Nov 2021
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Dollar stands tall as Fed heads toward taper
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Tuesday, November 2, 2021
White House sends top bank regulator nominee to Senate
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Taliban ban use of foreign currency in Afghanistan -spokesman
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The Aussie Dollar Dives Following RBA's More Dovish Tone
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Qualcomm Q4 Earnings Preview
American technology giant Qualcomm, a multinational that creates semiconductors and telecommunications equipment, software and wireless technology services for customers worldwide, is expected to report its earnings and revenue for its fourth quarter and fiscal 2021 results on Wednesday, November 3, 2021 after market close.
All through the year, Qualcomm has had a stellar performance, beating its earnings estimate every single quarter with the last 2 quarters’ estimate beat topping 14%, a similar story since the start of 2018. This performance is expected to continue especially after a busy quarter where Qualcomm announced the launch of the world’s first drone platform and reference design to offer 5G and AI capabilities, entered an agreement with GlobalFoundries to manufacture an advanced 5G multi-gigabit speed RF front end product to meet the increasing demand and its new partnership with Google and Renault Group to create an immersive in-vehicle experience for Renault new Megane E-Tech Electric vehicle.
The $150 billion in market cap Company submitted a bid to acquire Veoneer Inc. which will strengthen its stance in the emerging markets of driver assistance technology which puts an even brighter outlook ahead for the company whose estimated Earnings per share for the full year is expected to come in at $8.25 which is a massive 96.90% growth y/y and tops all yearly earnings since 2015 – by quite a margin as well. Revenue for the full year is expected at $33.04 billion, up from $23.53 billion y/y (40.40%), with the revenue outlook even better for next year.
Qualcomm’s EPS History and Forecast
Zack’s Q4 consensus EPS estimate sits at $2.26, up 55.86% y/y from $1.45 and more importantly beats the previous quarter earnings that printed at $1.92/share. Zacks’ most accurate estimates is a notch higher at $2.27 which shows upward revisions in recent earnings estimates by analysts (the idea is that more recent information could be more accurate and can be a better predictor) as the stock holds a positive ESP of 0.35%. The revenue estimate for the quarter sits at $8.88 billion, up 6.36% from 8.35 billion in the same quarter last year earning it a #3 (Hold) Zacks’ rating.
Considering that Qualcomm has a history of beating estimates and the positive developments from the company in recent months, one can argue that another beat may be on the cards once again. While the consensus estimates is an important gauge of the company’s earnings picture, how much it deviates from the actual number could have an immediate impact on the share price either positively or negatively but the subsequent comments from the company’s management will determine the sustainability of such moves.
Qualcomm’s share price has maintained a lower trend for most of 2021 but when compared to the upside from early 2020, it is more of a pullback rather than a downtrend. After topping $168.00 in late January, #Qualcomm has fallen about 27% till it found support at $122.00 which held all through the year, testing in March, May and October. Currently it has been struggling at $133.50 for about 2 weeks now as the price needs a major catalyst to break through that level – and what better than a beat in earnings as well as revenue, coupled with solid and positive forward guidance by the Company.
The MACD is stuck at the midway line although from negative territory is showing a more neutral stance at the moment, in line with the struggle around $133.5, but the RSI remains above 50 which puts a more recent positive trend on the table. If we get a beat in revenue and earnings and finally clear out the $133.5 level, the next resistance zone comes in around $139.00 while a miss could see us revisit this year’s low. One key thing to note is that despite the solid earnings we have had in the previous quarters this year, #Qualcomm has not been able to maintain a consistent uptrend and has instead traded sideways for most of the year. So focus will be more on the subsequent comments from the company for sustainability in the moves rather than just on the headline numbers.
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Heritage Adisa
Market Analyst – HF Educational office – Nigeria
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EURGBP: Rounding Bottom or Just a Dead Cat Bounce?
The FOMC and BoE meetings are the highlights this week as tightening speculation has been scaled back somewhat and markets hedge their bets ahead of the banks’ announcements tomorrow and Thursday. In recent weeks, the market has developed expectations of a 15 basis point increase in bank interest rates from the BoE to 0.25%, while expectations from the market have contributed to the appreciation of Sterling against several currencies over the past few weeks.
As BoE chief economist Pill effectively confirmed, the meeting will be a ‘live’ one, which means officials will discuss whether to hike the Bank Rate, which currently stands at 0.10%. The updated quarterly policy report will bring new projections for growth and inflation outlooks and against the background of the latest developments it is likely to highlight the risk that the uptick in prices will be longer lasting than initially anticipated. As the BoE has made clear that it will hike rates before reducing asset holdings, speculation of an early move has picked up. Dovish comments from MPC member Tenreyro highlighted that not everyone is convinced that a rate hike is necessary at this point, but the tenor of comments from BoE governor Bailey and chief economist Pill has been quite hawkish and there is some risk of an early move, or at least a very clear signal of a hike in December.
So far the Pound has struggled against the Yen and Euro ahead of Thursday’s BoE meeting, and against a number of other major currencies, which could be a sign the market is recalibrating their expectations. Markets are concerned that an early lift off in rates could hamper a still fragile economy.
EURGBP, D1
The EURGBP seems to be forming the chart pattern of a series of price movements that graphically form the letter “U”. These patterns, known as the “rounding bottom”, are generally found at the end of an extended downtrend and signal a reversal in a long-term price movement. The time frame of this pattern can vary from a few weeks to several months and is considered by many traders to be a rare occurrence, but in the case of the EURGBP it only lasts a few days so it is likely only temporary, as the seller pressure is still visible below the 200-day MA. Ideally, volume and price would move in tandem, with volume confirming price action, and again in the case of EURGBP there hasn’t been a significant increase in daily volume.
EURGBP,H4
The EURGBP has broken the resistance formed from 2 weekly highs (neckline) which looks quite strong and crossed above the 200-period EMA by recovering the downside around the 38.2% FR level. Further movement possibly requires a retest of the neckline at the range 0.8475 to continue the temporary rebound at 0.8402 towards the 50.0% and 61.8% retracement levels. There are indications of the RSI entering the overbought level. A price move below the neckline will confirm the advance from the rebound only as a “dead cat bounce” pattern and the price will retest the 0.8402 low again.
However, the price pattern is only a picture of historical data that does not represent the same event in the future; it could be right or wrong considering the dynamics of transactions that develop along with various factors of economic data and bank policies that affect the point of view of market participants.
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Andria Pichidi and Adi Phangestu
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Meme coins can be a laugh or even make you money – but they’re also scam central
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USDJPY potential for further dips! | 2 Nov 2021
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Tickmill Launches its First Competition for Cyprus Data Scientists
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