Forex Reads For The Weekend – April 4 2009

Forex Links | Yohay | Created: Apr 4, 2009 14:00 GMT; Last Modified: Aug 2, 2011 11:48 GMT

Here are some interesting forex related reads for the weekend. I’ve collected them from various blogs / sites that I read regularly. Enjoy:

Kathy Lien explains the latest surprising move from the ECB and “translates” Jean-Claude Trichet.
Mish criticizes Geithner’s Toxic Assets plan in his special way.
Forex blog suggests that China is pushing the Yuan as an alternative reserve currency, an alternative for the declining US dollar.
James Chen does an excellent technical analysis of one of my favorite pairs: AUD/USD.
The forex articles explains about an interesting technical tool: Ehlers Laguerre RSI Indicator.
Andrei supplies an April Fools post, stating that the forex market is closing down

As always, there are lots more interesting articles in these blogs and elsewhere. Never enough time to read…

Have a great weekend!

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Tags: AUD/USD, ECB, Ehlers Laguerre, forex trading, Jean-Claude Trichet, rsi, Technical Analysis, Timothy Geithner

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