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Rating Explanation
Rating Explanation
Even the most responsible trader or investor can get confused over what is appropriate. Any Economic Report can slip from a Negative View to a Positive View with the addition of just a few simple words or one single fact.
 
     
ICON RATING SYSTEM RATING EXPLAINED
Positive View Positive View The closely watched ISM index measures activity reported by U.S.purchasing managers in the econonomically pivotal manufacturing sector
Negative View Negative View nnn
Neutral View Neutral View The closely watched ISM index measures activity reported by U.S.purchasing managers in the econonomically pivotal manufacturing sector
N/A Non Available nnn
No RATING RATING EXPLAINED
Chart View Chart View The closely watched ISM index measures activity reported by U.S.purchasing managers in the econonomically pivotal manufacturing sector
Chart View Report Flag Country nnn
Current week Week Released The closely watched ISM index measures activity reported by U.S.purchasing managers in the econonomically pivotal manufacturing sector
Current Week Current Week nnn
Rating Explain Week Released The closely watched ISM index measures activity reported by U.S.purchasing managers in the econonomically pivotal manufacturing sector
     
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WHAT IS THIS ?

Every week we post in our weekly calendar the most important Economic Reports. We have categorized 13 Economic Reports under each of them you will find Economic indicators that are related to the main Report.

So, after each week you will find a Rating for the week that is compared to the S&P Index as a benchmark.

You can click on ech week and youl will see a brief explanation about the reason for every rating. We have 3 different ratings:

1. Positive View
2. Negative View
3. Flat View

After each update you will find an Updated Chart with the latest data. We also update weekly Market Profile for the following products:

Understanding High-Low Forecasts

Economic forecasts are derived from surveys of credible institutions, each providing their best estimate on upcoming data points. Retail calendars typically present the median of these estimates, which can be misleading.

The median forecast doesn’t reveal the full range of expectations and, therefore, doesn’t indicate how surprising an actual data release is compared to the extremes of analysts’ projections.

In contrast, professional economic calendars include both high and low estimates. This additional information shows the analysts’ expectations at the extreme ends of their projections.

Great trading opportunities arise when data releases fall outside these high and low estimates, creating market shocks that move prices significantly.

 
     
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