The beginner's guide to FX trading
Short-term obligations of a Government issued for periods of one year or less. Treasury bills do not carry a rate of interest, but are issued at a discount on the par value. Treasury bills are repaid at par on the due date.
Formally established as an executive department by the 1789 Act of Congress, the Department of the Treasury...
The Carry Trade is a trading strategy where investors/traders sell or borrow assets (such as currencies)...
Ichimoku Kinko Hyo is an equilibrium chart used in technical analysis. The chart’s name means, roughly,...
The Federal Reserve of the United States, commonly known as the Fed, is the organization responsible for...
An index that measures the change in price of a representative basket of goods and services such as food,...
U.S. bond yields are under the spotlight again since the market is worried about this “yield curve inversion” thingy. What is it and why all the hubbub? Well, all that and more will be discussed in today’s little primer.
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Identifying your ideal position size is more than just following the 1%-2% rule. Here’s why risk plays a bigger role in your trading than you think.
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Easing trade tensions and not-so-hawkish remarks weighed on the dollar last week. Which catalysts can influence its price action this week?
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All trades opened in September have finally been closed. So, how did the Happy Hunter Trading System fare in September? (Hint: They both did well again)
Read MoreAnyone who lives within their means suffers from a lack of imagination.Oscar Wilde