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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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October 2008 Monthly Archive

Cross-Eyeing: EUR/JPY - Trade Closed

My trade closed at a profit yesterday as the pair rallied up to my adjusted stop at 127.00 in afternoon US trading. … More…

Cross-Eyeing: EUR/CHF - Close Open Orders

I am closing my open orders to short EUR/CHF at 1.51 as the pair found enough sellers at 1.50 to push it down to new lows.… More…

Cross-Eyeing: EUR/JPY - Trade Closed

My trade closed on Friday as EUR/JPY rallied at the end of the day back to my adjusted stop at break even. … More…

Cross-Eyeing: EUR/CHF - Close Trade

Shortly after my post, EUR/CHF took a quick dip back below 1.54 and triggered my shorts, but it looks like the efforts by governments to pump up liquidity in the credit markets has… More…

Cross-Eyeing: EUR/GBP - Trade Closed

My stopped out at a loss in a frustrating manner as EUR/GBP made a high right at my stop before turning lower and falling below .7900. Doh!!!… More…

Cross-Eyeing: EUR/JPY - Trade Closed

What a day! Traders around the globe sold off carry trades as affects of the credit crisis continues to spread across the globe. EUR/JPY made a low around 135.00 before rallying higher on profit taking. … More…

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