9/27 Forex Weekly Reports (ActionForex.com)

Please add updates@feedmyinbox.com to your address book to make sure you receive these messages in the future. Forex Weekly Reports (ActionForex.com) EMU Economic Indicators Preview September 26, 2009 at 8:32 am The harmonized EMU unemployment rate has been rising since April 2008, by a total of 2.3 percentage points to 9.5% so far. The regional differences are striking: while the German rate is only 0.2 points higher than in March 2008, the Spanish rate jumped by more than 9 points in... Weekly Economic and Financial Commentary September 26, 2009 at 8:24 am The Leading Economic Index may be giving us some key clues on the answer to the often asked question about what the letter shape of the economic recovery will most closely resemble (V, W, U or L). The LEI fell for 20 consecutive months following its peak in July 2007,... The Weekly Bottom Line September 26, 2009 at 8:13 am The U.S. leading indicators were up 0.6% in August, the fifth consecutive monthly gain, serving as a good indication that economic activity continued to over the third quarter. While we expect real GDP growth to jump 4.0% annualized in that quarter, the vast amount of fiscal stimulus pumped into the... Weekly Focus: A Global Policy Bonanza September 26, 2009 at 8:01 am This week brought a bonanza of news on global economic policy issues. First, the discussion among monetary institutions about how and when to exit from the extraordinary monetary policy measures taken during the crisis goes on. While most of the major central banks remain quite dovish, this does not hold... Pound Falls Sharply on BoE Governor King's Comments September 26, 2009 at 7:53 am Sterling has been one of the weakest currencies this week, with only the Canadian dollar underperforming in the G-10 currency space. GBP/USD has closed the week at 1.5992, recording a fall of 1.7%. The depreciation in the pound has been broad based with GBP/ EUR also falling 1.7%, to close... Global Financial System Facing Challenges September 26, 2009 at 7:48 am In a very quiet week the most important development was the release of the Reserve Bank of Australia's Financial Stability Review. Not surprisingly the assessment of the health of the Australian banking system was glowing. The banks' growth since the last recession has concentrated on mortgages. Whereas in the last...   This email was sent to septianpujarela@gmail.com.  Create Your Account Don't want to receive this feed any longer? Unsubscribe here.

9/27 Action Insight - Forex Analysis (ActionForex.com)

Please add updates@feedmyinbox.com to your address book to make sure you receive these messages in the future. Action Insight - Forex Analysis (ActionForex.com) EUR/USD Weekly Outlook September 26, 2009 at 6:29 am EUR/USD edged higher to 1.4842 last week before treating sharply. The case of reversal continued to build up with bearish divergence condition in 4 hours MACD but there is not confirmation yet with 1.4611 support intact. Nevertheless, while another rise cannot be ruled out, we'd continue to expect further loss... USD/JPY Weekly Outlook September 26, 2009 at 6:18 am USD/JPY's fall from 97.77 resumed after recovery from 90.12 was limited at 92.52 and dived to as low as 89.51. Initial bias remains on the downside this week. Sustained break of lower channel support (now at 89.50) will pave the way for further decline to retest 87.12 low. On the... GBP/USD Weekly Outlook September 26, 2009 at 5:58 am After initial recovery, GBP/USD's fall resumed and dived sharply to as low as 1.5915 last week. The strong break of 1.6111 support confirmed the medium term reversal pattern and GBP/USD should have topped out at 1.7043. Initial bias remains on the downside this week for 100% projection of 1.7043 to... USD/CHF Weekly Outlook September 26, 2009 at 5:37 am USD/CHF dipped further to 1.0185 last week but recovered since then. The case of reversal continues to build up with bullish convergence conditions in 4 hours MACD but there is not confirmation yet with 1.0388 resistance intact. Initial bias remains on the downside this week. Break of 1.0388 will indicate... AUD/USD Weekly Outlook September 26, 2009 at 5:28 am AUD/USD edged higher to 0.8787 last week but failed to sustain gain there and settled back into recent range. The case for reversal is building bearish divergence conditions in 4 hours MACD and RSI, but there is not confirmation yet with 0.8589 support intact. Nevertheless, while another rise cannot be... USD/CAD Weekly Outlook September 26, 2009 at 5:18 am After initial setback, USD/CAD's rebound from 1.0590 resumed and reached as high as 1.0981 last week. The development affirms the case that USD/CAD has bottomed out at 1.0590. Initial bias remains on the upside this week and further rally should be seen to 1.1101 resistance first. On the downside, below... EUR/GBP Weekly Outlook September 26, 2009 at 4:54 am EUR/GBP's strong rally continued last week and extended to as high as 0.9217 so far. Initial bias remains on the upside and further rise should be seen to 61.8% retracement of 0.9799 to 0.8399 at 0.9264 next. Break will then target 0.9494 resistance. On the downside, below 0.9144 minor support... EUR/CHF Weekly Outlook September 26, 2009 at 4:39 am EUR/CHF's fall from 1.5364 resumed last week and dropped to as low as 1.5079, breaking 100% projection of 1.5380 to 1.5108 from 1.5364 at 1.5092. Further decline cannot be ruled out but after all, price actions from 1.5380 are treated as corrective in nature. Hence, downside should be contained above... EUR/JPY Weekly Outlook September 26, 2009 at 4:32 am After climbing to 135.47, EUR/JPY reversed and fell sharply to as low as 131.51. The development suggests that corrective rise from 131.00 has completed and decline from 138.70 is resuming. Initial bias remains on the downside for retesting 131.00 support first. Break will confirm fall resumption and target 100% projection... GBP/JPY Weekly Outlook September 26, 2009 at 4:12 am GBP/JPY fell sharply to as low as 142.71 last week and the strong break of 146.75 key support confirmed medium term reversal. Initial bias remains on the downside this week and further fall should be seen to 50% retracement of 118.81 to 163.05 at 140.93 first. Break will target 61.8%...   This email was sent to septianpujarela@gmail.com.  Create Your Account Don't want to receive this feed any longer? Unsubscribe here.

AdWords Welcome Pack: The top 4 things you should know

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Hello,

Welcome to Google AdWords! We want to wish you every success with your new online campaign and let you know there is help at hand if you need it.

To get you started we've designed a short email series, The AdWords Welcome Pack, to give you a solid foundation to achieve success with your new online campaign.

This email covers the top 4 things you should know once your ads are set up and activated: how you can see your ad, pay for your AdWords advertising, control your costs and organize your account.

You'll receive your next 5 emails on a weekly basis, so keep an eye out for them!

1. Where is my ad?

Check if your ad is up and running using the Ad Preview tool. Type a keyword from your account into the Ad Preview tool, and it will show you exactly which ads are appearing for your keywords in any given location, including your own ad.

We suggest you view your ad with the Ad Preview tool instead of searching on Google. When you search for your ad multiple times on Google, it can affect your ad performance by showing your ad too many times without being clicked on.

If you can't see your ad, use the Ads Diagnostic Tool to help identify the reason it's not showing. Remedying the problem can be simple. Bear in mind that your ad will only show once you have entered your billing details. If you haven't done this yet, log in to your account now to select one of the payment methods below and activate your account.

2. How can I pay for my AdWords advertising?

Available payment options depend on the country of your billing address and the currency with which you make payments. AdWords has 2 main payment options – prepay and postpay. The way you're charged varies dependent upon the billing method you've chosen. Find out what's available to you on our Payment Options page.

Once you've chosen a billing method, find out when you will be billed and how you can print invoices in our online AdWords Beginner's Guide.

Please note: once you've chosen a billing option, either prepay or postpay, it is not possible to switch between the two within your AdWords account, so choose carefully.

3. What will my AdWords advertising cost?

With AdWords, you are in control! You control the amount you pay with your daily budget and maximum cost-per-click bids (Max CPC).

Your daily budget is the maximum you're willing to spend per day. This amount is entirely up to you and you can adjust it at any time. You are also in charge of the max CPC for each keyword within your campaign. This is the amount you're willing to pay each time someone clicks on your ad. The actual cost of each click can be lower than your max CPC bid.

Learn more about how to adjust your budget and keyword CPCs.

4. How should I organize my account?

With AdWords, the organization and structure of your account is important. It can have a huge effect on the performance of your campaigns. We recommend you structure your account in a similar way to your website. So, if you offer multiple products or services, you should create a new campaign for each product/service.

Each campaign will contain ad groups that should be based on different themes.

Within each ad group are your ads and keywords. Your ads are what your customers will use to decide whether or not they will visit your website, and your keywords are the words your potential customer will use when searching for your ad.

Take a look at an example account structure to see how you might structure your own account!

If you would like more information about these topics, please visit our online AdWords Beginner's Guide.

We hope you found this first email in the AdWords Welcome Pack useful! We welcome any feedback you may have regarding this email, so please let us know what you think.

Thanks and happy reading,

Laura

The Google AdWords Team

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