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The long-term outlook creates a trend, it is not just Carry Trades Unwinding, Credit Crunches or Flights to Quality; most of those headlines are daily explanations of volatile price movements that can be profited from. In the long term it is the Trend Trader, on the daily and 4 hour chart, who will tend to stay the forex distance, while they dip down and counter-trend trade for limited exposure trades while waiting for the bigger moves.

After a good week, the Euro expects a week full with indicators, with GDP numbers kept for Friday. The Euro is slowly climbing again, but it still seems out of fuel. Here's an outlook for the events in the Euroland and an updated technical analysis for EUR/USD.

Japanese FinMin Fujii: U.S. wants to stengthen the dollar by increasing the savings rate in it’s economy By Gerry Davies || November 9, 2009 at 06:43 GMT || 0 comments || Add comment Japanese Finance Minister Fujii says the U.S. wants to strengthen the dollar by increasing the savings rate in its economy. Fujii speaking before lawmakers in parliament also said that U.S. Treasury Secretary Geithner’s message for Japan during his visit this...

India may be among the first Group of 20 nations to begin winding back fiscal stimulus after Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said faster economic growth would allow the measures to be withdrawn. “There are clear signs of an upturn in the economy,” Singh told the India Economic Summit organized by the World Economic Forum in New Delhi yesterday. “Like other countries we resorted to a significant stimulus and we will take appropriate action...

Global trade flows collapsed earlier in the recession, but recovery is now taking hold. In the U.S., both exports and imports rose decisively in the third quarter and are expected to continue growing modestly, barring a further setback. The U.S. trade deficit on goods and services probably widened by about $1 billion in September to a seasonally adjusted $32 billion, according to the median forecast of economists surveyed by MarketWatch. The...

Looking to make money from forex trading? That's the aim for most of us and at first, it looks like such an easy thing to do! It turns out to be not so simple though, and I believe many things need to be addressed in a business-like manner in order to be a truly successful trader. To make money in any business requires skills, experience, knowledge, dedication and hard work - the business of trading is no different.

Hi MACDoug, Mind-set and Money Management need to be omnipresent in your trading plan. The Method for me is still the most important because it is the method that will provide the backtest that leads to mind-set -- confidence, discipline patience etc, and the method will essentially determine money management also. if your exit is going to be the same or similiar circumstances which produced your entry that determines your risk, i.e. money...

Yield-hungry investors on Monday lapped up risk assets, pushing global equity markets and commodity prices higher while denting demand for havens such as the dollar. Last week’s central bank meetings in the US, UK and eurozone provided the trigger for the latest push higher in equity markets after the Federal Reserve reaffirmed its “lower for longer” message on interest rates, while the Bank of England expanded its quantitative easing...

Good article, the author is accurate. The verdict has been out on this for decades as the turtle experiment was done in the '70's. If you are human, trading successfully will be extremely difficult to achieve no matter who you are. Every human being is also equally equipped to be able to overcome there own weaknesses that stand in the way of trading success. Trading really is 90% psychology

tembirang saja ko...GU bearish ka..bullish juga tu