Forex Reads for the Weekend – April 24 2010

Forex Links | Yohay | Created: Apr 23, 2010 21:00 GMT; Last Modified: Aug 2, 2011 11:46 GMT

After a busy week, it’s time to sit back with some weekend reading. Here are my favorite longer-term articles from the web:

Larry Greenberg dives into the IMF growth projections and the US dollar.
James Chen describes his upcoming webinar – about finding high probability setups.
Adam Kritzer discusses seasonality in forex and finds interesting conclusions.
Casey Stubbs brings an example of how a timing error cost him pips.
Jay Norris tells you what you need to know about spreads and dealers.
Francesc Riverola announces Arabic and Indonesian versions for FXStreet.
Andrei shows how to convert Fibonacci and Pivot points to MetaTrader 5.

Here’s one last link from myself – 5 way to identify fake forex broker reviews.

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Tags: Adam Kritzer, Andrei, Casey Stubbs, Francesc Riverola, James Chen, Jay Norris, Larry Greenberg

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