The site has been nominated in the Best Fundamental Analysis category, alongside 4 other great sites. The winner is determined by popular vote, which begins on February 20th.

The ad space of Forex Crunch is managed by FXStreet since April 2011. I am very happy and honored to have the excellent management of the FXStreet team.

With some of these websites, I have different kinds of collaboration which I’m happy with, and it’s also an opportunity to thank them. Others are great sources of information for anyone interested in foreign exchange trading from various points of view.

The design is simple, intuitive, bright, easy to use and to configure. Here is a review of these tools.

Not only is this person benefiting off somebody Bednarik’s reputation, but he is also damaging it: Bednarik doesn’t sell signals. So if you are approached with such an offer, you should know it is a scam.

In the article published here, I elaborate on this matter. I am honored to participate in this project. There are wonderful tips from Kathy Lien and from Valeria Bednarik on the same page. More tips will be released everyday.

ForexStreet.Net is based on Ning, a platform for social networks that you might have seen elsewhere on the web. This makes integration with major social networks much easier. It’s not only about sharing content from the ForexStreet.Net to Facebook, Twitter and others, but the option to log in with various login providers such as Google and Yahoo, apart from Facebook and Twitter.In my opinion, the only thing missing  is LinkedIn integration.

• Larry Greenberg analyzes why Japan has a safe haven status.
• Lior Cohen explains how the Middle East turmoil affects the Brent / WTI oil spread. The gap is closely watched in these days of Libyan trouble.
• Kathy Lien explains why high oil is bad for the US dollar. Here’s a recent Elliot Wave analysis of oil.
• Adam Kritzer tries to untangle the puzzle of risk appetite, an important factor that pushes currencies.
• Michael Greenberg interviews Gain Capital’s CEO, Glenn Stevens about execution performance and lots more.
• Francesc Riverola is impressed by Forex Factory’s Trader Explorer. Here’s my review of  Trade Explorer.
• Jay Norris explains the advantages of trading forex on a platform that also handles futures.
• James Woodley introduces a big forex event in 2011 – an event that takes place on the web.
• Andriy Miraru tells the story of a huge forex scam – the story of David A. Smith.
• Casey Stubbs has been at the NY Traders Expo and began mentoring a young college student named Nathan Tucci. An interesting video indeed.
• James Chen announces his achievement in FXStreet’s best forex awards. Congratulations James! Forex Crunch also had achievements.

Here are some of the long term articles published on Forex Crunch this week. There were quite a few:

This will allow me and the rest of the members on Forex Crunch to dedicate more time to content, and to boost its growth. For FXStreet, already operating for over 10 years, it will enable offering their many clients more advertising space. FXStreet already runs the advertising space for MyfxBook.

7880 votes were cast in 12 categories during two weeks. In the best technical analysis reward, the winning report is the weekly experts forecast, in which I’m part of. Forex Crunch was also nominated for the Best New Contributor award and came in at second place.