Forex Interesting Articles for July 10 2010

Forex Links | Yohay | Created: Jul 9, 2010 21:00 GMT; Last Modified: Aug 28, 2010 22:12 GMT

Here is a collection of interesting forex-related articles for the weekend. All the linked pieces have a long-term scope. Enjoy:

Larry Greenberg assesses the greater long term US price risk – inflation or deflation. The Euro is enjoying US weakness, but this doesn’t seem to last.
Kathy Lien lays out 8 points regarding the recent Euro rally.
Andrei presents a poll – do you trade only during specific sessions?
Michael Greenberg analyzes the recent wars between forex brokers.
Francesc Riverola offers you to test Tradency’s platform before anybody else does.
Casey Stubbs discusses trends in forex trading.
James Chen presents his webinar about finding high probability setups.
James Wooley compares three 200 day moving averages: SMA, EMA and TEMA.
Mike Evans explains Goodman’s Swing Count system.

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

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Tags: Casey Stubbs, EMA, Francesc Riverola, James Chen, James Wooley, kathy lien, Larry Greenberg, Michael Greenberg, SMA, TEMA

2 Comments

Andriy Moraru says:

Jul 17, 2010 at 12:55

There is an error in the Kathy Lien’s link. It leads to some nonexistent page on Forex Crunch.
Yohay says:

Jul 17, 2010 at 14:46

Fixed. Thanks!

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