Forex Links for the Weekend

Forex Links | Yohay | Created: Jan 15, 2010 22:00 GMT; Last Modified: Jan 15, 2010 12:58 GMT

As the markets close, here are some interesting long-term forex related articles for the weekend. Enjoy!

Macro Man talks about one of the biggest and going burdens on the Euro – the Greek tragedy.
Kathy Lien presents her forex training videos on Bloomberg.
Michael Storm, on Casey’s blog, discusses how to deal with losses.
Adam Kritzer dives into one of the harder currencies: the Japanese Yen, and tries to explain the things that move it.
Cliff Wachtel, Ava FX’s chief analyst write about the 4 key events for the dollar in 2010.
Ash, on Michael Greenberg’s blog, looks into the CAD/JPY cross in 2010.

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

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Tags: Adam Kritzer, Cliff Wachtel, kathy lien, Macro Man, Michael Greenberg, Michael Storm

3 Comments

Anthony says:

Jan 16, 2010 at 01:24

thanks for the links

have a nice weekend as well.
ayegbusi oke says:

Jan 16, 2010 at 16:10

Am a new demo trader,plase,be sendind me current news every day.thanks
Yohay says:

Jan 17, 2010 at 13:58

You’re most welcome Anthony.
ayegbusi, take your time with demo trading until you’re ready. The mail subscription link is on the right-hand corner.

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