Is Banking Tanking?: Prophetic Words From Dec 4, 2006 Posted By : Murray Nickel
Back in early December last year when I penned the article “Is Banking Tanking?”, the banking sector was chugging northwards like all other sectors, and the only hint of trouble was that it had gone from a leading sector to a laggard sector since the June 2006 low point.
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A Newbie’s Introduction to the Currency Markets - 2 Posted By : Christopher Temple
The Forex market is used to trade one currency against another. The professionals refer to this as foreign exchange, more commonly referred to as Forex or FX trading. This is an international market covering the entire planet, and has no specific central exchange, unlike all the other financial market you can think of. It is also the biggest markets you can imagine, with almost 2 trillion dollars changing hands daily (that’s an awful lot of zeros).
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Where Is Resistance Now? Posted By : Murray Nickel
Emerging markets around the world have pushed to higher and higher record levels. They’re now being joined by their more mature cousins - such as DJI, S&P 500, and DAX.
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Online Forex Trading Tutorial Posted By : Jason Uvios
There is an old adage connected to online forex and stock trading. It goes some what like this If you are inexperienced and have money and meet an experienced trader, but without money, you are likely to end up with experience and the experienced trader your money.
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Pivot Point Trading In Forex Trading Posted By : Jason Uvios
Pivot points are some of the exciting trigger points for traders to enter positions in forex market as well as equity trading, although this is more or less extensively used in forex market. Calculating the pivot points is pretty simple and makes the trading day an eventful one if you got your calculations right.
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Trading Double Tops And Double Bottoms Posted By : Jason Uvios
Traders need to look out for indicators that make patterns that trigger long or short positions by following the trend reversal signals they give. Patterns like double tops and double bottoms are significantly important for a forex trader as it is for an equity trader.
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How to Identify Trending in Forex Trading Posted By : Jason Uvios
Currencies tend to trend more and fluctuate less violently unlike stocks which behave pretty much the different way. The reason for this is not hard to understand. Currencies trend depending on the countries’ foreign and economic policies which are macro economic in nature and the currency pairs take fairly long enough time to react to any change in policies.
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