Last Wednesday, the BOE released its inflation and growth projections for the next two years. Here are three key points you should take note from the report.
Ugh, I can't believe I missed this setup! Yesterday we talked about how NZD/USD might suffer more losses. Unfortunately, the pair didn't rise enough to hit my entry order. Where should I have placed it? Here's what happened.
Before we go our separate ways for the weekend, let's come together one last time to share trade ideas with our fellow traders. Let the next Trade of the Week contest begin!
Are the dollar bulls running out of steam? It sure looks like it as the dollar index yesterday formed a doji! Let's see how the market will end the trading week today!
TGIF, homies! Check out my setups on EUR/USD, USD/CHF and GBP/JPY and see if you can bring home some pips before the week ends!
Good morning forex friends! I've decided to close out this trading week by dipping into an arena I'm not too familiar with: currency crosses! Even though it's not in my usual bag of pairs to watch, I think EUR/CAD is a simple play both fundamentally and technically.
Last week, I rode the downtrend on GBP/USD. This time, I'm going to try out EUR/USD. I hope I'm not too late!
After a couple of close entries, I finally got a valid signal late in the day and it ended up rewarding me with 26 pips. See how it all went down in today's Cowabunga Surf Report.
One reason why I love trading the cross-currency pairs is because it gives me plenty of trading opportunities to choose from! Read on to check out this trade setup on EUR/AUD!
Greetings mortals! I am here again to give you my final review of the mechanized version of digitalpipsy's Next Stop system.
Okay, so you've managed to get back from a slump and you're actually on a roll! Now the question is, how do you stay in the zone?
The Dow is at the bottom of the sideways trading range and that means that the bulls could step in. What are the signs? Where are the set ups IF the market bounces? Here's a video update.
I guess it is no different this time. There are always more questions than answers. I guess the first question is: Are we finally seeing a change to the "all one market" liquidity-driven correlations in global markets?
