EUR/USD Ending Bullish Correction?

Euro/Dollar had another positive week, but it failed to break above the important long term resistance line. Also the short term trends show an exhaustion. Will it turn down? EUR/USD began a strong upwards move on last week’s Non-Farm Payrolls but couldn’t break the resistance line. These moves came on top of US weakness and … “EUR/USD Ending Bullish Correction?”

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USD/CAD Drops on Excellent Canadian Job Figures

Canadian unemployment rate fell to 7.9% and 93,200 jobs were gained. This huge surprise sends USD/CAD way down below the support line. Early expectations saw the unemployment rate unchanged at 8.1%, as it didn’t change last month. Not only did it fall, but it dropped below the round number of 8%. And similar to the … “USD/CAD Drops on Excellent Canadian Job Figures”

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GBP/USD Stuck in a Range – Will it Fall?

GBP/USD is trading in an almost perfect range in the past week. The longer the range – the stronger the explosion, but in which direction? Here are some reasons for it to go down. Last Friday, GBP/USD enjoyed the weak Non-Farm Payrolls in the US to rise to new levels. Since then, it has traded … “GBP/USD Stuck in a Range – Will it Fall?”

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Aussie Leaving Dust Behind it on Jobs Data

Important job figures showed another improvement in Australian employment. This pushed the recovering AUD/USD above technical barriers on its way up. Update on this strong currency. Australian employment change showed a gain of 45,900 jobs in June. This was triple the early expectations that stood on a modest gain of 15,000. It’s important to note … “Aussie Leaving Dust Behind it on Jobs Data”

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Fundamental Overview – Market Movers This Week – 7/5/2010

The U.S. Dollar had a mixed performance last week, rising sharply against the commodities currencies, where it gained 3.9% versus the Aussie, 3.6% against the Kiwi and a slightly less dramatic 2.5% vis-à-vis the Loonie. Nevertheless, the Greenback declined 1.5% and 0.9% against the Euro and Sterling respectively, and the Dollar also fell sharply against … “Fundamental Overview – Market Movers This Week – 7/5/2010”

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Proper Money Management Will Make Forex More Mainstream

In the third article about making forex more mainstream, we’ll examine the role of money management – a buzzword often heard but rarely practiced. Previous article: Forex Education – The First Step to Make Forex More Mainstream. Previous article 2: Forex in Banks – Essential for Bringing Forex to the Masses With stock portfolios, people are … “Proper Money Management Will Make Forex More Mainstream”

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Forex in Banks – Essential for Bringing Forex to the

Having the ability to trade currencies using regular banks will be a big step forward in bringing forex trading to the masses. This is the second article in a series of articles about forex coming to the mainstream. Previous article: Forex Education – The First Step to Make Forex More Mainstream. Most people make investments … “Forex in Banks – Essential for Bringing Forex to the”

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Education – The First Step to Make Forex More Mainstream

Currency trading is growing rapidly worldwide, yet it’s still far from the mainstream. Education has a primary role in making a change. This is the first article in a series of articles about forex coming into the mainstream. Many newcomers to forex trading don’t know what they’re doing. This is no secret. This lack of … “Education – The First Step to Make Forex More Mainstream”

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Fundamental Overview – Market Movers This Week – 6/28/2010

Although the U.S. Dollar was more or less neutral versus the Euro on the week, the British Pound Sterling was up 1.6% as the market reacted favorably to the new Conservative/Lib Dem government’s Emergency Budget. The Greenback sold off even further last week against the Aussie, Kiwi and Yen in the wake of an important … “Fundamental Overview – Market Movers This Week – 6/28/2010”

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