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 euro’s ride began to face limits, as the promises began meeting reality. There probably won’t be any magic solution.

Not everybody thinks it is all over for Greece. The wolves are still around. While the euro dipped after the rally, it still closed higher. We’ll see. Let’s start:

• Adam Kritzer sees a correction for the Japanese yen in 2011.
• Kathy Lien analyzes the Portuguese crisis, which is still not over, and sees when it can erupt.
• Lior Cohen analyzes gold prices in 2010 and provides an outlook for 2011.
• Larry Greenberg discusses growth in the US and how it moves the dollar.
• Macro Man has 5 NON predictions for currency pairs in 2011.
• Andriy Moraru explains how to extrapolate forex curves using linear algebra methods.
• Casey Stubbs reflects on a trading mistake he made.
• Michael Greenberg reports about a new forex portal, by forex broker FXDD.
• Arnaud Jeulin summarizes December in the forex industry, which was a weak month. January is definitely good.
• Francesc Riverola brings an interview with Lars Christensen, Co-CEO of Saxo Bank, which reflects on the crisis.
• James Woodley discusses the forex secrets of full time trader Joe Atkins.

And a last one from Forex Crunch – a guest post about what we can learn from making 50 quick pips off the NFP.

• Macro Man brings his Non-Predictions. This one is about rates. Here are my 11 predictions for 2011.
• Kathy Lien asks if USD/JPY is good buy, and discusses the tight correlation with US yields.
• Trading NRG has an outlook for the price of crude oil in 2011.
• Larry Greenberg looks at the dollar levels in the past three years, to see what’s up for the dollar in 2011. Here’s another dollar outlook for 2011.
• James Chen has a guest post discussing how a bad habit could cripple your trading.
• Andriy has a poll asking how 2010 was for you. The results are interesting.
• Adam Kritzer dives into emerging market currencies in 2011. Here’s my prediction for the Euro in 2011.
• Casey Stubbs answers interesting forex questions in this interesting video.
• Francesc Riverola provides an interesting report from LeapRate – they foresee falling forex trading volumes.
• Michael Greenberg reports about an interesting promotion from GFT – a rebate program. Will other brokers also start wooing traders from other brokers?

That’s it. Have a great weekend!

• Macro Man speaks his mind about the rating agencies, such as Moody’s that rocked the Euro this week.
• Trading NRG discusses the possibility of a bubble in the gold market.
• Casey Stubbs has an interesting interview with Todd Gordon.
• Jay Norris examines USD/JPY and sees that it is at a long term crossroad.
• Adam Kritzer shows how the Japanese yen is down with risk aversion – a theme that is usually uncommon.
• Andriy explains the reasons behind the $4 trillion / day turnover in forex trading.
• Larry Greenberg dives into history and shows how EUR/USD traded in December.
• Kathy Lien discusses the different ways that Europe and the US tackle the crisis. Which one is better?
• Francesc Riverola shows us the Whipsaw Song – very relevant to traders.
• Michael Greenbreg interviews Glenn Stevens, CEO of Gain Capital, following Gain’s IPO.

That’s it for now. Have a great week!

• Adam Kritzer reminds us of the dollar panic, and states that the dollar is safe, at least for now.
• Larry Greenberg summarizes the figures for November, especially after QE2.
• Macro Man is looking for the Eurobutton in this ongoing crisis.
• Trading NRG examines the diminishing relations between gold and the dollar.
• Michael Greenberg reports that Saxo Bank was cleared of allegations of market price manipulation.
• Francesc Riverola reports of a peak month for FXStreet. Also here on Forex Crunch, it was a peak month. Thanks everybody!
• James Woodley shows three ways to use moving averages in forex.
• Casey Stubbs asks: can you be a forex winner?
• Andriy discusses moving average candlesticks in MT4 and MT5.

And here’s a roundup of long term articles published on Forex Crunch this week:

• Kathy Lien notes that some not-so-safe countries are now more credit worthy than Portugal and Spain.
• Macro Man analyzes the mess in Europe in an article title “The Beginning of the END”
• Adam Kritzer sees more room for rises in emerging market currencies.
• Izabella Kaminska examines the rising yields of Spanish bonds and sees a liquidity crunch coming.
• Jay Norris analyzes quantitative easing, the dollar and behavioral trading.
• AshFX analyzes new features in FXStat and sees it’s becoming a clone of MyFXBook.
• Casey Stubbs presents forex range trading in an educational video.
• Francesc Riverola announces that FXStreet news highlights will be included in Netdania’s news applet. Interesting cooperation indeed.
• Andriy reports that forex popularity is growing slowly.

Here’s a recap of selected long-term articles on Forex Crunch this week:

• Kathy Lien analyzes what could happen in forex if China indeed raise the rates. This can happen as early as this weekend.
• Adam Kritzer also looks to China and asks if the yuan can turn into a reserve currency.
• Larry Greenberg examines the issue of deflation in the US. Is it fact or fancy?
• Macro Man walks through QE2 and other market topics in his special style.
• Casey Stubbs talks about how to avoid the temptation of increasing forex trade size.
• James Chen presents a webinar on finding high probability setups.
• James Woodley discusses how you can tell when market conditions have changed.
• Francesc Riverola reports that regulation brings anxiety to forex professionals.
• Michael Greenberg explains the reason for Oanda having the highest profitability rate among US brokers.

Here are selected wider scoped articles published on Forex Crunch, in case you missed them:

• Adam Kritzer analyzes one of the ongoing themes – the currency war. It tops the agenda of the G-20 summit. Here’s a song on currency wars.
• Larry Greenberg analyzes the long run of gold prices and looks at future prospects.
• Macro Man discusses the “adventures of Baron Von Trichet” and the influence on the Euro.
• Mani, on Casey’s site, begins a series of articles about Commitment of Traders reports.
• Andriy reviews a new forex book by Ed Ponsi.
• Michael Greenberg reports that Gain Capital switches to NYSE for its upcoming IPO. It will be interesting to see how it trades.
• Francesc Riverola reports new highs for FXStreet during the week that QE2 was announced.

Here on Forex Crunch, you might be interested in the past week’s long term articles: