March 11th, 2010 by "Forex" - Google News
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March 10th, 2010 by "Forex" - Google News
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March 10th, 2010 by admin
In this Forex Quick Market View video class, we take an in depth look at the Forex Market and the EUR/USD,Euro, theBritish Pound GBP/USD and the Japanese Yen, USD/JPY in this Forex Trading Video. We will go over all the important levels to consider such as Fibonacci Retracement levels related to Elliott Wave theory and [...]
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March 10th, 2010 by admin
Many people have asked us what is a better trade: Trading Contract in FOREX pairs or Trading Currency pair directly in the FOREX market. The answer is not really a straightforward one â it is a little more complicated (as with all things, right?). But it is not too complicated either and very much depends [...]
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March 10th, 2010 by "Forex Trading" - Google News
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March 9th, 2010 by Forex: iStockAnalyst.com Feed
Ongoing speculation that profits earned overseas by Japanese companies is finding its way home before the fiscal year-end is lifting the yen on Tuesday. At the same time Asian stocks are commemorating the one-year anniversary of the lowest closing point of the bear market for stocks with a down day, also providing a knee-jerk bid to the Japanese yen. Other Pacific region data suggests, however, that risk appetite is likely to remain on the agenda and may provide the Australians with another reason to lift rates. But the main story today surrounds the British pound where the bad news just keeps piling up.[More...]
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March 9th, 2010 by Forex: iStockAnalyst.com Feed
The U.S. Dollar is trading higher this morning against most major currencies except the Japanese Yen as traders have turned against risk and are seeking shelter in lower yielding assets. The overnight strength in the Dollar is being attributed to heavy selling pressure on the Euro and British Pound.[More...]
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March 8th, 2010 by Alexander James
Forex investing and the Forex markets have been around for a while but were previously avenues open only to the super wealthy and the institutional investors. The market was acting upon the whims and orders of large banks and stinkingly rich individuals.
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