Forex Links for the Weekend

Forex Links | Yohay | Created: Dec 18, 2009 22:00 GMT; Last Modified: Dec 21, 2009 18:24 GMT

Here’s a nice bunch of interesting forex-related articles that I find interesting for the weekend. They are in a wide variety of subjects:

Adam Kritzer sees the direction of the dollar in the carry trade.
Kathy Lien takes a deep dive into this week’s market moving event – the FOMC Statement.
Michael Greenberg analyzes the NFA regulations and finds that they prefer money maker brokers over ECN/STP ones. Do they want to drive forex out of the US?
Casey Stubbs gives 5 beginners lessons for forex traders.
Eric deCarbonnel talks about an issue that usually overlooked – an expected food crisis in 2010 that will cause a financial Armageddon in deCarbonnel’s eyes.
Fransesc Riverola, CEO of FXStreet, brings an interview about which forex brokers are best.
James W explains why the EUR/GBP is a perfect pair for day traders.

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

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Tags: Adam Kritzer, Casey Stubbs, Eric deCarbonnel, EUR/GBP, FOMC Statement, Fransesc Riverola, fxstreet, kathy lien, Michael Greenberg

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