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“It’s futile to call the trade before it happens. One can never know beforehand if a trade is going to be a day trade, a short term trade of days or weeks or a long term trade of weeks up to months. Every trade develops from the embryonic stage of the smallest form on the smallest […]

No one saw it coming. There was not even a hint in advance that the Swiss National Bank (SNB) was about to stab the financial world in the back. As we reported yesterday, the euro and the U.S. dollar took immediate hits. But we also expected broader and longer term fallout would follow. In the […]

AUDCHF = Buy USDCHF = Buy EURCHF = Buy CADCHF = Buy CHFJPY = Sell GBPCHF = Buy NZDCHF = Buy NB: Every trade could be entered with a stop loss of 200 pips and a take profit of 400 pips. Only 1% is risked per trade. With an account balance of $20,000, a position […]

In a recent interview in TRADERS’ magazine (November 2014), Ian Cassel says: “Always surround yourself with people that are better than you. Your friends have far greater influence over your future than you think. If you want to be successful, start hanging out with successful people. If you want a better marriage, hang out with […]

LEARN FROM THE GENERALS OF THE MARKETS – PART 49 “Over the years I have benefitted from many traders (alive and dead), investors and professionals.” – Alan Saunders Born in January 19, 1944, in Newton, Massachusetts, USA. Peter Lynch is considered to be one of the greatest investors around. He studied at Boston College (1965) […]

Council votes to enhance transparency policy and Council governance The Financial Stability Oversight Council (Council) has unanimously approved its 2014 annual report, which was developed collaboratively by the members of the Council and their agencies and staffs. Under the Dodd-Frank Act, the Council must report annually to Congress on a range of issues, including significant […]

In the world of stocks and shares sentiment plays a big part in the valuation of a stock. The basic relationship is that when stocks are expensive and sentiment is bullish stocks become dearer, and when stocks are cheap and sentiment is bearish they become cheaper. Remember the merger between AOL and Time Warner in […]

Traditionally, many people view bonds from a largely “sanctified” and secured perspective. In fact, several risk-averse investors have jumped ship from stocks to bonds, many of them retirees and aged investors who need fixed and secured long term investments to secure their financial futures. But analysts have revealed that this orientation might not be entirely […]