There are several news releases from each region this week (the US, Europe, and Asia). The US has eight high volatility news releases, while Europe has five high volatility news releases, and Asia has seven high volatility news releases. Due to the recent market conditions, markets from all three regions will probably continue experiencing high volatility and significant price movement throughout this week.
The US, European, and Asian news releases for this week are as follows (all times are Greenwich Mean Time, which is 2 hours behind Central European Time, and 4 hours ahead of US Eastern Time) :
US
- Monday : Financial Data Report at ??:?? ?? (Unknown Time), and PMI at 1:45 PM
- Tuesday : PMI ISM Manufacturing, Pending Home Sales, Construction Spending, and ISM Manufacturing Prices at 2:00 PM, and Vehicle Sales at ??:?? ?? (Unknown Time)
- Wednesday : Job Cuts at 11:30 AM, Non Farm Employment Change at 12:15 PM, Non Farm Productivity, and Unit Labor Costs at 12:30 PM, Factory Orders at 2:00 PM, Oil Inventories at 2:30 PM, FOMC News Conference at 3:00 PM, and FOMC Meeting at 6:00 PM
- Thursday : Unemployment Claims at 12:30 PM, PMI ISM Non Manufacturing at 2:00 PM, and Natural Gas Storage at 2:30 PM
- Friday : G20 Meetings at ??:?? ?? (Unknown Time), and Non Farm Employment Change, Unemployment Rate, and Average Hourly Earnings at 12:30 PM
- This week's US news releases that should cause high volatility are shown in bold type. There are several US news releases this week, with eight high volatility news releases. Due to the recent market conditions, the US markets will probably continue experiencing high volatility and significant price movement throughout this week.
Europe
- Monday : Italy Retail Sales at 8:00 AM, and EU CPI, and Italy CPI at 9:00 AM
- Tuesday : Switzerland GDP at 5:45 AM, Germany Retail Sales at 6:00 AM, Switzerland PMI at 7:30 AM, Germany Unemployment Change at 7:55 AM, EU PMI Manufacturing at 8:00 AM, UK HPI at ??:?? ?? (Unknown Time), UK PMI Manufacturing, Lending To Individuals, and Mortgage Approvals at 8:30 AM, and EU Unemployment Rate at 9:00 AM
- Wednesday : UK PMI Construction at 8:30 AM, and EU GDP, and PPI at 9:00 AM
- Thursday : EU PMI Services at 8:00 AM, UK PMI Services at 8:30 AM, EU Retail Sales at 9:00 AM, EU Minimum Bid Rate at 11:45 AM, and EU Central Bank News Conference at 12:30 PM
- Friday : France Budget Balance at 6:45 AM, EU Central Bank News Conference at 6:50 AM, Switzerland CPI at 7:15 AM, G20 Meetings at ??:?? ?? (Unknown Time), and Italy Trade Balance at 8:00 AM
- This week's European news releases that should cause high volatility are shown in bold type. There are several European news releases this week, and five high volatility news releases. Due to the recent market conditions, the European markets will probably continue experiencing high volatility and significant price movement throughout this week.
Asia
- Monday : Australia New Home Sales at ??:?? ?? (Unknown Time), Australia Inflation Gauge at 12:30 AM, Australia Private Sector Credit, Operating Profits, and Japan Average Cash Earnings at 1:30 AM, New Zealand Business Confidence at 3:00 AM, Japan Housing Starts at 5:00 AM, Japan Central Bank News Conference at 5:30 AM, and Australia Manufacturing Index at 11:30 PM
- Tuesday : China PMI Manufacturing at 1:00 AM, Australia Building Approvals, and Current Account at 1:30 AM, China PMI Manufacturing at 2:30 AM, Australia Cash Rate, and Central Bank Rate at 4:30 AM, Australia Commodity Prices at 6:30 AM, and Japan Monetary Base at 11:50 PM
- Wednesday : Australia GDP at 1:30 AM, and Australia Services Index at 11:30 PM
- Thursday : Australia Trade Balance at 1:30 AM, New Zealand Commodity Prices at 3:00 AM, and Japan Capital Spending at 11:50 PM
- Friday : G20 Meetings at ??:?? ?? (Unknown Time)
- This week's Asian news releases that should cause high volatility are shown in bold type. There are several Asian news releases this week, with seven high volatility news releases. Due to the recent market conditions, the Asian markets will probably continue experiencing high volatility and significant price movement throughout this week.
Do you have a performance record of the several systems (moving average, zero line, trix, etc.) that you mention on your web page. Which one is more profitable? Which one has the greatest drawdown? Any other statistics that show how these various systems have performed would be great. If they are presented in Tradestation type format, that would be fine. Thanks.