Forex Link for the Weekend

Forex Links | Yohay | Created: Jan 22, 2010 22:00 GMT; Last Modified: Jan 22, 2010 12:21 GMT

Here are some interesting forex-related articles for the weekend. All have a rather wide scope. Enjoy!

Kathy Lien remains hot on the commodity currencies, such as the Aussie.
Adam Kritzer declares that the dollar carry trade is not dead. Not yet.
Larry Greenberg discusses the dependency of American growth with the equity markets.
Earn forex explains how to convert support and resistance lines from MT4 to MT5.
Leo Ong, on Casey’s blog, discusses the importance of education for forex traders.
Michael Greenberg follows up on the CFTC regulation issue and deals with more implications of the proposed regulations.
Fransesc Riverola concludes a live discussion about the CFTC ruling with the notion that the US leverage problem will affect the worldwide forex industry.
John Forman, on the Currensee blog, tries to calm us about the 1:10 leverage. I say, keep up the fight!

That’s it for now. Have a great weekend!

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Tags: Adam Kritzer, CFTC, Earn forex, Fransesc Riverola, John Forman, kathy lien, Larry Greenberg, Leo Ong, Michael Greenberg

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