$EYES

most eyes right now on $META 197.16, 200-205 only scalping small

eyes on $NVDA

Keep missing $NET twice now, all eyes on

**Market Update – February 10: Hawkish Fedspeak & a Japanese Surprise** FEDSpeak (Barkin) – remains Hawkish – Stocks fell again the NASDAQ tumbled -1.02%, while the S&P 500 slid –0.88%, and the Dow lost -0.73%. #TSLA (+3.00%) bucked the trend. All eyes on the credit market as the 2/10yr rate remains 80 bp+ inverted 7 Terminal rate edges higher to 5.15%. __Read More:__ https://analysis.hfeu.com/en-eu/661347/

I got my eyes on these payday loans companies who push AI in their algos

Morning Beat. Learning macro can only help out your trading so it's a must learn in my eyes. lets have a great February!

Dollar finds its footing near seven-month low, all eyes on yen

Wall Street eyes higher open on strong Nike earnings

BIDEN EYES ENVOY TO GIVE THE US A LARGER ROLE IN NORTHERN IRELAND. 2:14pm · 6 Dec 2022 · financialjuice

https://www.theinformation.com/articles/microsoft-eyes-super-app-to-break-apple-and-googles-hold-on-mobile-search

$MSFT $GOOGL - MICROSOFT EYES ‘SUPER APP’ TO BREAK APPLE AND GOOGLE’S HOLD ON MOBILE SEARCH- THE INFORMATION

need a break for my eyes

@Kinglou007 you was right bro, I'm all eyes and ears now

Saudi Arabia eyes OPEC+ production increase -WSJ

$NVDA $HD eyes on if you are looking to scalp some Cs

**ENERGIA - I sauditi e altri membri dell'OPEC stanno valutando di aumentare la produzione fino a 500.000 b/d, secondo le fonti - WSJ.** L'Arabia Saudita punta a un aumento della produzione OPEC+ in vista dell'embargo e del tetto ai prezzi del petrolio russo - WSJ https://www.wsj.com/articles/saudi-arabia-eyes-opec-production-increase-ahead-of-embargo-price-cap-on-russian-oil-11669040336?mod=latest_headlines

anyways i have 7 business days to finish the jacket , saturdays no work , and sunday try to implement the latest iMAX optimal for Monday , not in a rush about the next optimal , it should not take longer then 5 hours to fully implement its analysis , either way , i also dont think i want to wake up at 5am until i finish the jacket , so we will see , indicator work is inclusive , iMAX can not be paid to much attention to , the indicator let me do that correctly , is priority , no over focus , systems run automatically , we intrude them with our eyes and thoughts . . .

Good morning, US stock futures currently pretty flat. Dollar and treasuries in a holding pattern. Gold and Silver up modestly Crude down slightly, while NG is up after yesterday's weakness. FOMC with interest rate increase 2pm this afternoon, expectation is for 0.75% rise. All eyes on wording looking for clues of slowing the rate of future rises. Powell will have a press conference starting at 2:30 Trade Well

eyes on /YM DOW

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I clicked on his icon and it looks it's not working. Oh well back to my strategy. Giz, you'll have to be our eyes and ears. Thanks for the update on the cash required. Your estimate sounds more like it.

PENTAGON EYES LOCKING IN STARLINK FUNDING FOR UKRAINE - POLITICO

By Wayne Cole SYDNEY (Reuters) - Asian share markets slipped on Monday following another drubbing for Wall Street as investors braced for a further drastic tightening in global financial conditions, with all the risks of recession that brings. Concerns about financial stability added to the corrosive mix with all eyes on UK bonds, now that the Bank of England's (BoE's) emergency buying spree is over. Prime Minister Liz Truss' decision to fire her finance minister might help reassure investors, but her own fate is unclear with media reporting Tory lawmakers will try and replace her this week. BoE Governor Andrew Bailey warned over the weekend that interest rates might now have to rise by more than thought just a couple of months ago. "The BoE was doing emergency bond-buying that's technically identical to QE with one hand, while furiously raising the policy rate with the other," said analysts at ANZ in a note. "Monday's market action will provide a test, not only for the survival of Truss' low-tax vision, but also her political future." Sterling was quoted up 0.4% at $1.1219, but off the early high with trading sparse in Asia. FTSE futures fell 0.5%, and EUROSTOXX 50 futures 0.6%. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan eased 1.2% and back toward last week's 2-1/2 year low. Japan's Nikkei shed 1.4% and South Korea 0.1%. Chinese blue chips dipped 0.4% ahead of GDP data due on Tuesday. S&P 500 futures edged up 0.4% after Friday's sharp retreat, while Nasdaq futures added 0.3%. While the S&P is an eye-watering 25% off its peak, BofA economist Jared Woodard warned the slide was not over given the world was transitioning from two decades of 2% inflation to a time of something more like 5% inflation. "$70 trillion of 'new' tech, growth, and government bond assets priced for a 2% world are vulnerable to these secular shifts as 'old' industries like energy and materials surge, reversing decades of under-investment," he wrote in a note. "Rotating out of 60/40 proxies and buying what is scarce - power, food, energy - is the best way for investors to diversify." INTERVENTION WATCH A red-hot U.S. consumer price report and rising inflation expectations have markets fully expecting the Federal Reserve to hike rates by 75 basis points next month, and likely by the same again in December. A host of Fed policymakers are speaking this week, so there will be plenty of opportunity for hawkish headlines. The earnings season also continues with Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) Inc, Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) and Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ) reporting, among others. Goldman Sachs Group Inc (NYSE:GS) also reports this week and the WSJ reported the investment bank plans to restructure its biggest businesses into three divisions. In China, the Communist Party Congress is expected to grant a third term to President Xi Jinping, while there could be a reshuffle of top economic roles as incumbents are near retirement age or term-limits. In currency markets, the dollar remains king as investors price in U.S. rates peaking around 5%. The yen has been particularly hard hit as the Bank of Japan sticks to its super-easy policy, while authorities refrained from intervention last week even as the dollar sped past the 148.00 level to 32-year peaks. Early Monday, the dollar was up at 148.73 yen and heading for the next target at 150.00. The euro was holding at $0.9733, having put in a steadier performance last week, while the U.S. dollar index eased a fraction to 113.20. The rise of the dollar and global bond yields has been a drag for gold, which was stuck at $1,648 an ounce. [GOL/] Oil prices were trying to bounce, after sinking more than 6% last week as fears of a demand slowdown outweighed OPEC's plans to cut output. [O/R] Brent firmed 64 cents to $92.27 a barrel, while U.S. crude rose 55 cents to $86.16 per barrel.

if you draw a straight line from his eyes you know what he's looking at

ByteDance Eyes More Than a Dozen Additional Markets for Resso, Sources Say -- WSJ Resso Currently Available in India, Indonesia and Brazil -- WSJ ByteDance Wants Resso app to Be Global and Integrated With TikTok, Sources Say -- WSJ

**ritholtz:** Alexander Hamilton: America's first Treasury Secretary and Broadway phenom now goes full crypto laser eyes via @WSJ /BNY... https://t.co/bhqEzl5w5v https://twitter.com/ritholtz/status/1580156198388916224

Yeah that really opened my eyes

looking at $LUCY would make my eyes bleed

doesn't really change anything in my eyes

eyes on $SOBR

https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-gains-5-to-reclaim-20k-eyes-first-green-september-since-2016

https://financefeeds.com/metatraders-ios-issue-opens-brokers-eyes-to-other-trading-platform-providers/

**valuewalk:** All Eyes On The Federal Reserve’s Inflation Busting Move https://t.co/ZTshYPl8Kc #FederalReserve #Inflation https://twitter.com/valuewalk/status/1572615164255694848

Mid morning update: U.S. stocks ticking higher following sharp selling pressure thus far in September (and after a dismal August) with all eyes fixed on the FOMC monetary policy meeting this afternoon/Chairman Powell outlook comments, where a 75-bps rate hike is widely expected. Treasury yields and the US dollar have surged in recent weeks to multi-year highs in anticipation of more aggressive rate hikes from the Fed (75 today forecast after back-to-back 75 bps hikes the prior two meetings). While markets are in “wait-and-see” mode into the 2:00 PM Fed headlines, some sectors are active following geopolitical headlines as President Vladimir Putin declared a “partial mobilization,” calling up 300,000 reservists, in a major escalation of his flagging invasion of Ukraine and renewed his warnings of a nuclear threat. Treasuries, gold, and the US dollar led gains in haven assets after Putin’s comments. Shares of energy and oil companies as well as defense companies (NOC, LMT) rose early on the comments. Oil jumped nearly 2% amid the escalating war in Ukraine as raised concerns of tighter oil and gas supply. The 30-year fixed rate mortgage jumped to 6.25% last week, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association, the highest level since October 2008. Applications for purchase loans are down 30% year over year. @everyone

Wall Street eyes higher open as investors gird for another big rate hike

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anybody have eyes on blue apron?

By Tom Balmforth KYIV (Reuters) - European leaders sought to ease the impact of high energy prices across the continent after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy warned of a difficult winter, even as he reported progress in a counter-offensive against Russian troops. In Sunday's nightly remarks, Zelenskiy thanked his forces for taking two settlements in the south and a third, along with additional territory, in the east, citing "good reports" from his military commanders and intelligence head. Kyrylo Tymoshenko, deputy head of the president's office, earlier posted an image of soldiers raising the Ukrainian flag over a village he said was in the southern area that is the main focus of the counter-offensive. "Vysokopillya. Kherson region. Ukraine. Today," Tymoshenko wrote on Facebook (NASDAQ:META) over a photograph of three soldiers on rooftops, one of them fixing a Ukrainian flag to a post. Ukraine began the counter-offensive last week targeting the south, particularly the Kherson region, which Russia seized early in the conflict. After Ukrainian forces' intense shelling of clusters of Russian troops in the region, the Russians have banned movement of residents, forbidding them to cross the Dnipro River, the Ukrainian general staff said on Monday. Russia has launched 25 missile strikes, and more than 22 air strikes, on military and civilian targets in Ukraine in the last 24 hours, the statement added, keeping up its focus on establishing full control over the Donetsk region. Zelenskiy's remarks came a day after he warned Europeans that Russia was preparing "a decisive energy blow" during the cold months ahead. Moscow has cited Western sanctions and technical issues for the energy disruptions. European countries, which have backed Kyiv with diplomatic and military support, have accused Russia of weaponising energy supplies. Some analysts say the shortages and a surge in living costs as winter approaches risk sapping Western support for Kyiv as governments try to soothe disgruntled populations. Last week Moscow said it would keep closed the Nord Stream 1 pipeline, its main gas channel to Germany, while G7 countries announced a planned price cap on Russian oil exports. The Kremlin said it would stop selling oil to nations that adopted the cap. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said on Sunday his government had been planning for a total halt in gas deliveries in December, promising measures to lower prices and tie social benefits to inflation. "Russia is no longer a reliable energy partner," Scholz told a news conference in Berlin. In response, former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev accused Germany of being an enemy of Russia. "In other words, it has declared a hybrid war on Russia," he said. On Sunday, Finland and Sweden announced plans to offer billions of dollars to power companies to avert the threat of insolvency amid the crisis. Separately, the U.S. embassy in Moscow said John Sullivan, the ambassador appointed by former President Donald Trump in 2019, had left his post and was retiring. A State Department official said Sullivan had served a typical tour length. EYES ON ZAPORIZHZHIA NUCLEAR PLANT Russian authorities said the situation was calm around the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in southern Ukraine, after U.N. inspectors said on Saturday it had again lost external power. Three strong explosions were heard in Energodar, the curfew-bound city where the plant is located, but there were no immediate details of damage and casualties, Russia's official TASS news agency said on Monday. Ukrainian troops made two attempts to deploy assault teams in the vicinity of the city, it said, adding that they were using drones, heavy artillery and rocket launching systems. The last main external power line was cut off, although a reserve line kept up electricity supply to the grid, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said. Only one of its six reactors remained in operation, it said. Russian troops seized the plant shortly after President Vladimir Putin sent his army over the border on Feb. 24. It has become a focal point of the conflict. Each side has blamed the other for shelling that has raised fears of a nuclear disaster. Vladimir Rogov, a pro-Russian official in the Zaporizhzhia region, told Komsomolskaya Pravda radio that there had been no shelling or incursions, and that IAEA experts were expected to work at the plant until at least Monday. Last week an IAEA mission toured the plant, which is still operated by Ukrainian staff, and some experts have stayed there pending the release of an IAEA report. Russia has resisted international calls to demilitarise the area. On other battlefronts, Ukrainian Telegram channels reported explosions at the Antonivsky bridge near the city of Kherson, occupied by Russian forces. Ukrainian missiles have severely damaged the bridge over the past weeks, but Russian troops were trying to repair it or to set up a pontoon crossing or barges to maintain supplies to their units on the right bank of the Dnipro River.

my eyes in $AHI