Posts Tagged ‘forex’

  • The life of a Forex Trader

    Feb 23, 17 • 12884 Views • Between the lines Comments Off on The life of a Forex Trader

    Retail trading from home can be a lonely activity. Let’s be honest, even if you’re incredibly successful, your spouse and nearest and dearest won’t be that interested in the mechanics involved in trading, beyond the profits. Trying to hold a...

  • Fibonacciand its Application to Forex Trading

    Feb 22, 17 • 5492 Views • Forex Trading Articles Comments Off on Fibonacciand its Application to Forex Trading

    Of all the: terms, patterns, indicators and tools used in trading, the word, allure and concept of “Fibonacci” stands out as the most mysterious and evocative. It’s legendary use in mathematical calculus, lends it an authority not associated...

  • Doji Candlestick Pattern Recognition

    The Heikin Ashi candlestick and its purpose in Forex trading

    Feb 20, 17 • 6650 Views • Forex Trading Articles Comments Off on The Heikin Ashi candlestick and its purpose in Forex trading

    We love to experiment as traders, if we didn’t have that capacity for intellectual curiosity and experimentation, then it’s highly unlikely we’d discover markets to invest in, or trade forex. Naturally, as part of our voyage of discovery, we...

  • Forex Trade - A Counterproductive Approach

    Visualising Success as a Forex Trader

    Feb 15, 17 • 5741 Views • Forex Trading Articles Comments Off on Visualising Success as a Forex Trader

    Trading is a cerebral profession, it’s neither a team, or an individual player sport. However, analysts, traders and market commentators often use sporting analogies to make our points. We’ll talk about having “the guts to get up off the...

  • Market Walk About

    Jun 26, 12 • 5139 Views • Between the lines Comments Off on Market Walk About

    Gold futures closed higher, mostly on some safe haven and bargain buying at lower levels. Prices also found support from investor’s ahead of the European Union Summit meet later this week. Gold holdings  of SPDR gold trust, the largest ETF backed by...

  • Forex Trading Articles - Forex Yoga

    Forex Yoga

    Feb 1, 12 • 6141 Views • Forex Trading Articles Comments Off on Forex Yoga

    There’s been some fascinating developments in the world of Yoga in the USA lately. As with many activities and pastimes they move in phases and, using our trading terms, yoga broke out of it’s tight range a couple of years back and has stayed...

  • Daily Forex News - Between the Lines

    Italians Wooing Chinese to Buy Italian Bonds

    Sep 13, 11 • 7831 Views • Between the lines Comments Off on Italians Wooing Chinese to Buy Italian Bonds

    Equities received a modest boost in USA in late trading on Monday evening as news emerged that Italy is apparently courting China trying to get it to buy as much of it’s ‘junk’ as possible. Apparently these negotiations have been conducted...

  • Forex Market Commentaries - Taboo of Default

    Economic paradox and the taboo of default

    Sep 13, 11 • 10103 Views • Market Commentaries 3 Comments

    The USA Congress estimates that the war waged in Afghanistan since ‘911’ has cost nearly $450 billion. That sum is equivalent to handing every Afghan man, woman and child $15,000. That sum is also 10 years of earnings for an average Afghan,...

  • Forex Trading by FXCC - There's Snake Oil and There's Snake Oil

    There's snake-oil and then there's snake-oil

    Sep 7, 11 • 9859 Views • Forex Trading Articles Comments Off on There's snake-oil and then there's snake-oil

    The California Gold Rush of 1848–1855 began on January 24, 1848, when gold was found by James W. Marshall at Sutter’s Mill in Coloma, California. Approximately 300,000 people migrated to California from the rest of the United States and abroad to be...

  • Forex Market Commentaries - Slumping European Economies

    Are the ghosts of 2008-2009 looking to haunt the markets again?

    Sep 6, 11 • 6678 Views • Market Commentaries Comments Off on Are the ghosts of 2008-2009 looking to haunt the markets again?

    There were many amongst us in 2008-2009 who believed that insoluble medium term sovereign debt crises would be the ultimate result of rescuing the insolvent banking system by way of quantitative easing and continual bailouts (both secretive and published). As...