Forex Link for the Weekend
Here are some interesting forex-related articles for the weekend. All have a rather wide scope. Enjoy! Kathy Lien remains hot on the commodity currencies, such as the Aussie. Adam Kritzer declares that the dollar carry trade is not dead. Not yet. Larry Greenberg discusses the dependency of American growth with the equity markets. Earn forex explains how to convert support and resistance lines from…

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After a busy week with a strong climax to start the year, here are some interesting forex-related articles. All of them have a scope of over a single day’s trading: Casey Stubbs examines EUR/USD in 2010. Macro Man brings his Non-predictions for 2010, and talks about the Federal Reserve not hiking the rates in 2010. Adam Kritzer looks at the...
The Financial Times carried a long article yesterday by Peter Garnham on the fears for the future of the dollar carry trade. The key takeaway from the article is that China estimates the dollar carry trade to be $1.5 trillion compared to an $1 trillion that was put into the Yen carry trade (the Yen estimate is not from China but from an independent...
The proposed regulation of 1:10 leverage in forex is continuing to move the forex industry. 10 US forex brokers are united against this proposal and more new sites are out there. But not everybody is against it… The Forex Dealers Coalition (FXDC) has a new official website which explains the cause and calls for action. This simple and straightforward...
The debate over the CFTC 1:10 leverage proposal is hot. While some say it’s all over for the US forex industry, others think that this draconian proposal won’t be realized. I say – keep those letters coming. Here are some interesting thoughts. What do you think? Michael Greenberg continues to bury the American forex industry....
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In forex trading, also winning can be dangerous. Some traders get euphoric, make bad trades and eventually kill their forex account. This can happen to anyone. Here are 5 tips for overcoming it. So you’ve learned forex at course or by yourself and trained yourself with technical analysis using a forex demo account and you’re absolutely...
British growth was dwarfed by the American one , and the Pound ended the week lower. The upcoming week provides lots of important releases, with an interesting rate hike being the highlight. Here’s an outlook for the upcoming week in the Pound, and an updated technical analysis for GBP/USD. GBP/USD chart with support and resistance lines...
With interest rate rising to 4% , the Aussie continued north. Australia’s employment figures will be watched this week, among other releases. Here’s an outlook for the Australian events and an updated technical analysis for AUD/USD. AUD/USD graph with support and resistance lines on it. Click to enlarge: The Aussie hardly felt the...
Bloomberg has introduced a number of Forex Trading (Training) Videos on their website. I contributed to a number of them: These are the videos that I contributed heavily to: FX Fundamental Analysis Cross Currency Pairs Carry Trade Selecting FX Provider FX Trader Profile Technical Analysis FX Trends These are the videos where my contribution is...
The calendar is crowded today. The main events are a rate decision in Europe and American retail sales. Let’s see what’s up for today: No British figures are released today. Note that the GBP/USD rose above the 1.6270 resistance line (at the time of writing). The main reason for this is the rise is the NIESR GDP estimate that unofficially...
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