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Trading currency crosses opens a whole new side of the currency markets, as different crosses possess different qualities that can suit any style of trading. Some crosses move fast and are extremely volatile with daily ranges that may exceed over 100 pips. While other crosses move relatively slow and exhibit low volatility, which is more suited for novice traders.

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August 2008 Monthly Archive

Cross-Eyeing: EUR/GBP - Trade Closed

A bit of uncharacteristic volatility today in EUR/GBP sparked off by hawkish ECB commentary, rising oil prices, and bets the UK economy is in a recession. My trade was… More…

Cross-Eyeing EUR/CHF - Trade Closed

The Swiss France fell against the majors today after a report shows the Swiss money supply grew at a slower pace. My short position was… More…

Cross-Eyeing: EUR/GBP - Trade Closed

Looks like UK data came out weak once again, pushing EUR/GBP higher during the European trading session to trigger my short trade at .7900. Unfortunately, there were not enough… More…

Cross-Eyeing: EUR/JPY - Close Trade

We are approaching the end of the trading week and it looks like the rest of the market is already gone for the day, so I've decided to take the profits and run! I am going to … More…

Cross-Eyeing: EUR/JPY - Close Open Orders

Shortly after I posted my thoughts on EUR/JPY, the pair fell hard and fast without looking back. There was no retracement to hit my short orders, and with the pair now trading around… More…

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