Alan’s Forex Blog

By Elliott Wave International
Like a spy who gets a burn notice, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke has suddenly lost his support.
Bernanke has gone from being Time magazine’s Man of the Year in 2009 to … what? A Fed chairman embroiled in a controversial reconfirmation process before U.S. Congress. Why the sudden turnaround in his […]

Hi everyone. I just finished posting an interesting article over at my finance blog. The article is written by Bryan Rich from moneyandmarkets.com and I think you will probably enjoy it. As you can tell by the title the article talks about the US Dollar. Check it out over here:
http://alansfinanceblog.com/2009/12/13/what-could-lift-the-dollar/
Cheers,
Alan

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by Bryan Rich
In the summer of 2007, Bear Stearns confessed it had spent $3.2 billion bailing out two of its funds that were exposed to the sub-prime market. At the same time, the yen carry trade marked its top. Soon thereafter, Bear Stearns went belly up, and the needle on the world’s sentiment shifted […]

By Elliott Wave International
As the major stock markets turned down in late 2007 and then started to rally in March 2009, many people who believed in fundamental analysis have begun to question its validity.
Famed technical analyst and Elliott wave expert Robert Prechter has long called for the bear market we are now in the midst of. […]

Hi everyone. I have an interesting financial commentary article that I think you’ll enjoy. It comes from the likes of Claus Vogt of “Money and Markets” report (the man in the picture above) which I believe to be a reputable source of market commentary. Claus is of the belief that the Federal Reserve is more […]

By Jessica Mead
City A.M.
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Over the next two days, world leaders gathered at the G20 summit in Pittsburgh will attempt to address the issue of the persistent global imbalances that have been cited as a long-term cause of the recent economic downturn. Integral to this debate has been the long-standing issue of the […]