Forex Crunch Forex Weekly Outlook – September 13-17 |
- Forex Weekly Outlook – September 13-17
- Forex Crunches for the Weekend – September 11
- Forex Traders Survey
Forex Weekly Outlook – September 13-17 Posted: 11 Sep 2010 02:00 AM PDT After seeing action in a week that was supposed to be calm and began with a holiday, the calendar is very busy this week, with US inflation figures, retail sales, the Philly index, British employment and lots more. Here’s an outlook for the 14 major market moving events that will shape forex trading this week. The big surprise in the past week was the grand return of the European debt problems. It began with an article that recycled old news, continued with a troubled Irish bank and continued with the notion that the austerity measures will take their toll. These will probably accompany us in the upcoming week, as well as the influx of indicators:
All times are GMT. That’s it for the major events this week. Stay tuned for coverages on specific currencies. Further reading:
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Forex Crunches for the Weekend – September 11 Posted: 10 Sep 2010 02:00 PM PDT After a week in which old fears became news once again, the markets are closed now. It’s time to relax and enjoy some long-term reads. Here are my picks from favorite sites on the web.
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Posted: 10 Sep 2010 07:43 AM PDT CitiFX launches a wide survey of forex traders – wide in the number of participants and deep in the number of questions. Anyone can participate. The results are due in October. 25 questions are presented in this survey. They cover a wide range of array of areas that are significant to forex traders. CitiFX says it takes about 4 minutes to complete. I checked it out, and it takes less. So go ahead, and participate here. These questions may not cover all the topics that are important to traders. For example, there isn’t a question about the size of the initial deposit a trader does to fund his account. Also the statistical methods of this survey may be questioned – a poll of traders that truly represents the global forex trader community would be more accurate, but I guess this isn’t possible at the moment. Nevertheless, this is the first survey of its kind, and even if the data doesn’t cover every possible issue 25 questions make it very comprehensive. And even if it doesn’t accurately reflect the traders’ community, it will definitely have a huge number of responses. Many large forex sites are promoting this survey. This survey will undoubtedly have very interesting results and will be of great use for traders, brokers and site owners like myself. I’m sure that the results will be challenged, and will lead to more surveys. This is yet another step in many steps in the evolution of the forex industry which is growing up fast. Want to see what other traders are doing in real accounts? Check out Currensee. It's free.. |
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