Archive for July, 2011

Predicting the Next Breakout in Currencies

Friday, July 29th, 2011

This One U.S. Stock Can “Predict” the Next Breakout in Currencies

By Sean Hyman, Editor, Currency Cross Trader

Back in my stock broker days, I learned a neat Wall Street trick.
The wise, old traders taught me to watch the financial stocks (particularly the bank stocks), to get clues about the overall stock market.
For instance, if [...]

New Fapturbo Version – Fapturbo Ichimoku

Sunday, July 24th, 2011

Hi everyone.
I’ve got some news to share regarding the popular Fapturbo forex robot. The news is that there is a new Fapturbo version called “Fapturbo Ichimoku.” Its creators claim that it will be “twice as profitable” and “twice as safe.” As you can probably tell by its name, this new version of Fapturbo used a [...]

Binary Option Versus Forex Trading: When One is More Favorable Than the Other

Friday, July 22nd, 2011

The relatively recent availability of online binary option trading has made taking binary option positions in a major currency pair just about as easy as trading the spot forex market.
Although this adds another possible risk taking tool to the forex trader’s box of tricks, it remains important to distinguish when trading binary options is preferable [...]

How to Make a Killing in the Yen

Thursday, July 21st, 2011

Japan Is About to Cry “Uncle!”
Make a Killing as Japan
Intervenes in the Yen Once Again

By Sean Hyman, Editor, Currency Cross Trader

Everyone wants to stay competitive.
Target wants to keep their prices [...]

Where Are The Euro Shorts?

Thursday, July 21st, 2011

If you simply looked at a chart of the Euro over the last year or so, and didn’t know about all of the problems facing the European Union, you could conclude that the Euro was just experiencing a pullback in an ongoing uptrend.  That’s how good the technical action in the [...]

European Bank Stress Test: “It’s not that 8 failed…but that 82 passed!!”

Tuesday, July 19th, 2011

By Elliott Wave International
The European Banking Authority announced Friday that 8 banks had failed their stress tests and 16 more had narrowly passed. [...]

The Euro and You

Monday, July 11th, 2011

By: Frederick J. Sheehan
“Global regulators…have no real sense of what type of contagion effect would occur if Greece were to default,” observes Michael Lewitt in the June 16, 2011, edition of The Credit Strategist. “No doubt they believe it is significant enough that they are willing to do virtually anything humanly possible to prevent this [...]

3 Currencies to Buy as Trichet Loses His Nerve

Monday, July 11th, 2011

By Evaldo Albuquerque, Editor, Exotic FX Alert
Central bankers are some of the worst magicians in the world. Unfortunately, they love to use their sleight of hand on our monetary system.
As we saw last week, one of their favorite tricks is to make bad debt disappear.
Remember when all those mortgage securities went bad a [...]


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