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Forex Crunches for the Weekend
Another volatile week is behind us. Will the dollar continue higher? Here are selected opinions on the greenback, and other long-term forex related articles for the weekend. Enjoy! James Chen provides an Elliott Wave analysis of the US Dollar Index – is it ready to reverse? Adam Kritzer states that the forex market looks to
Forex Articles for the Weekend – February 5
The dust left by the Non-Farm Payrolls has settled, and the markets are now closed. It’s time to sit down and relax with some long term forex related articles. Here are my picks. Enjoy! Please vote for Forex Crunch in FXStreet “Forex Best Awards”. Click here to vote Larry Greenberg points out that US manufacturing
Forex Links for the Weekend – January 29
A week full of surprises has ended and the markets are now closed. Here are selected long term forex-related reads from favorite websites. Enjoy! Larry Greenberg analyzes the horrible British GDP and what it means for the Pound in 2011. Here’s another analysis of how reality bites in the UK. Kathy Lien puts the new
Forex Articles for the Weekend January 8
The first week of January was very exciting, and exceeded the high expectations that it already held. But now the markets are closed, and it’s time for some long term reads. Here are my picks: Macro Man brings his Non-Predictions. This one is about rates. Here are my 11 predictions for 2011. Kathy Lien asks
FXStreet New Year Resolutions
Maud Gilson, at FXStreet, aggregated new year resolutions from 15 contributors, including yours truly. Among the resolutions, you can find a pledge to execute the trading plan consistently, take one trade at a time, know the risk, diversify the trading pairs and lots more trading related topics that are useful for forex traders. In addition,
Forex Crunches for the Long Weekend – December 26
It’s Christmas time in the Western world, and a time of holidays. During this long weekend, it’s time for some long-term forex related articles. Here are my picks. Enjoy! James Woodley brings his most popular posts for 2010. Here are the most popular posts on Forex Crunch. Mark Thomas, on Casey’s site, provides the second
Forex Crunches for the Weekend November 20
Yet another turbulent week has ended in forex. The market is now closed, and we can sit back and enjoy some long term forex related articles. Here are my picks. Enjoy! Kathy Lien analyzes what could happen in forex if China indeed raise the rates. This can happen as early as this weekend. Adam Kritzer
Forex Crunches for the Weekend – October 23
After a busy week of high volatility before a possible turning point, it’s the weekend, and there’s time to relax, sit back, and read some forex related articles. Here are my picks from around the web. Enjoy: Larry Greenberg discusses price targeting in depth – an idea that Bernanke ruled out in Jackson Hole, but
Forex Articles for the Weekend October 16
After a busy and exciting week, the markets are now closed for the weekend. It’s time for a few long-term forex articles. Here are my picks from around the web. Enjoy: Julie Sinha provides an interesting variety of thoughts about the new CFTC rules. These rules are in effect this Monday. Kathy Lien is interviewed about
Forex Articles for the Weekend, October 2
After a busy week of trading, and before a very hectic one begins, the markets are closed now. It’s time to enjoy some interesting forex articles, all of them with a long-term scope. Enjoy: Adam Kritzer analyzes the moves in EUR/USD, and sees how it rises on global currency wars. I didn’t list the Euro