WTI Crude Oil and Natural Gas Forecast June 30, 2016: DailyForex

DailyForex

Published on 29 Jun 2016

The WTI Crude Oil markets rallied during the course of the session on Wednesday, testing the $50 level. By doing so, it looks as if the market is going to try to break out to the upside but we didn’t close above it. If we can break out above the most recent high, the market then will continue to go much higher. Ultimately, at this point in time it looks quite a bit like we are consolidating, so I feel that we very well could pull back towards the 50 day exponential moving average, which is shown as red on this chart. The market does look as if there is quite a bit of bullish pressure underneath though, so ultimately we very well could breakout. With this, I think that the short-term pullback could very well end up being more of a buying opportunity than anything else.

Trading Video: S&P 500 Leads the Risk Rebound, Why Do Pound and Yen Crosses Lag? Forex News by DailyFX

Forex News by DailyFX

Published on 29 Jun 2016

Talking Points:

• The S&P 500 has seen a remarkable reversal of its Brexit tumble, as other markets show far less enthusiasm
• Volatility will only magnify the restraint on speculative appetite and key levels are coming into view
• We review EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, the S&P 500 and global equities among other benchmarks

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https://www.dailyfx.com/forex/video/d...

#USA - Kendall Jenner Torn Between Taylor Swift & Kanye West HollywoodLife HollywoodLife

HollywoodLife

Published on 29 Jun 2016

Kendall Jenner tries to mediate Taylor Swift & Kanye West feud and is now being pressured to pick a side.

Facebook puts friends first in your feed thanks to transparent News Feed Values adoption: Digital Trends

Digital Trends

Published on 29 Jun 2016

If you’ve ever wondered how Facebook decides what goes into your feed, well, now you can find out. In a rather surprising move of transparency, Facebook is publishing a paper explaining its News Feed Values. The long and the short of it is that Facebook puts friends and family first, it doesn’t squash diverse ideas, and Spam is on its way out, while user controls that better manage what you see are in.

As of today, that friends-first attitude is being implemented formally with an algorithm change which will put your friends posts up top, well before you might see any sponsored content, or even posts from news outlets and listicles from other social media sites. It’s a big shift for Facebook, which seems to believe that if you like using Facebook more, then you’ll use it more often, and that’s a boon to ad sales, no matter where those ads end up appearing in your feed.

#Canada - President Barack Obama delivers stirring speech in Parliament: Global News

Global News

Published on 29 Jun 2016

President Barack Obama spoke to Parliament following the North American Leaders' Summit. Obama spoke on wide range of topics including the close relationship with Canada, gay rights, equality for women, terrorism, and the economy.

#France - Black box confirms smoke on board doomed EgyptAir flight: euronews (in English)

euronews (in English)

Published on 29 Jun 2016

Air crash investigators say a black box recording from the doomed EgyptAir flight MS804 confirms smoke on board the aircraft.

The findings corroborate automated electronic messages sent by the aircraft indicating smoke in the toilet and the avionics area below the cockpit.

#USA - White House Shooting | Secret Service Shoot Gun-wielding Man: ABC News

Published on 29 Jun 2016

Surveillance Video Shows Shooting Incident Outside White House | Secret Service officers shot the gun-wielding man after he allegedly ignored orders to drop his weapon.

#U.K. - Conservative Leader Nominations Open Wednesday: Wall Street Journai

Wall Street Journal

Published on 29 Jun 2016

European Union leaders continued an emergency summit in Brussels on Wednesday, as nominations open in the U.K. to find a successor to David Cameron as prime minister. Meanwhile, Britain's opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn lost a vote of confidence among his Labour Party lawmakers. Photo: AP.