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Forex trading can make me rich? This is issue that the majority people think before starting the activities of FX trading. It is fact that not all can try a big success, not acquainted with the tricks of the trade. Only people who lack the basic knowledge necessary qualities of trade can look forward to [ READ MORE ]
There is a lot of noise around the whole issue of trade in the Forex market, and I am sure that there can be many people who are not aware of the excitement that it creates. In the current economic climate, although you can and think that, despite the fact that so many people describe [ READ MORE ]
Learn yourself and Forex. As you can see the issue of Forex trading keeps on attracting myriads of people every day. That’s why it’s impossible to ignore this matter any more. In fact you can come across a great variety of educational materials closely connected with Forex trading. There are many kinds of them. In most [ READ MORE ]
On Thursday, the European Central Bank will be delivering their first monetary policy announcement of 2010. In anticipation, the Euro has given up some of its earlier gains in anticipation of the central bank meeting. The ECB is not expected to alter interest rates but the market will be looking for any information [ READ MORE ]
A expected the ECB left its benchmark rate unchanged at 1% and attention now turns to President Trichet’s press conference at 13:30 GMT. The key issue for the FX market is whether Mr. Trichet will provide further guidance and a possible timetable to the removal of ultra accommodative monetary policy that has been in place [ READ MORE ]
Due to an overwhelming request of questions about Day Trader Status I have decided to write this newsletter to look at these issues. Whether you know about it or not, you don’t want to accidentally learn about Day Trader Status by a notice from your brokerage firm saying that you are now tagged as a [ READ MORE ]
Subtle title, right? I couldn’t resist, considering that literally all economists and government officials (outside of China, of course) have sounded off on the Chinese Yuan in the last month. Recent additions to this list include President Obama, Chiefs of the IMF and World Bank, President of the Asian Development Bank, US Commerce Secretary Locke [ READ MORE ]
Dollar was once again on the defensive at the start of week’s trade after the G-7 communiqué side stepped the issue currency appreciation and risk appetite returned to the European bourses as eco data proved supportive in both EZ and UK. Risk trades were further boosted by speculation that RBA may [ READ MORE ]
After a brief pause, the world’s Central Banks (or at least those in Asia) have begun to once again accumulate foreign exchange reserves. I’m not one for hyperbole, but the figures are downright eye-popping: “Reserves held by 11 key Asian central banks totaled $2.625 trillion at the end of August, up from $2.569 trillion at [ READ MORE ]
No love for the dollar in the currency market tonight as the greenback was gang tackled on all sides, pushed lower by budding risk appetite, better economic data out of Europe and Australia and a United Nations report that called for a reduction in the dollar’s prominence as an instrument of global trade. [ READ MORE ]
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