Forex Links for the Weekend

Forex Links | Yohay | Created: Mar 12, 2010 22:00 GMT; Last Modified: Jul 19, 2011 21:44 GMT

Here are my favorite reads for this weekend. I take them from the sites I follow on a regular basis. The articles are in a variety of topics:

Larry Greenberg makes an in-depth comparison of the American and Canadian job markets and how it impacts. We’ve just seen USD/CAD getting closer to parity on great Canadian jobs.
Adam Kritzer announces the return of the Yen carry trade, following its recent weakness.
Kathy Lien sees an upside for the yen, and discusses other currencies in a TV interview.
Macro Man plays the game of 20 questions, some are critical for forex.
Casey Stubbs highlights a petition to stop the CFTC, especially the 10:1 leverage proposal. We’ve seen introducing brokers join the fight this week.
Jay Norris discusses which times are bad for trading – when not to trade.
Michael Greenberg reports about a new phenomenon on in forex web: sites for comparing broker spreads. He also shares his interesting opinion.

That’s it. Have a great weekend!

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Tags: Adam Kritzer, Casey Stubbs, CFTC, Jay Norris, kathy lien, Larry Greenberg, Macro Man, Michael Greenberg, USD/CAD

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