July 2008
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Forex brokers in switzerland wrote an interesting post today on
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GFX Group SA by Forex brokers in switzerland @ Fri, 01 Aug 2008 09:09:37 +0300 Services: GFX Group SA is a Forex based in Geneva, Switzerland, and is supervised as a Financial Inte… Posted in: GFX Group SA by at forex brokers in switzerland - Google Blog Search | Technorati tag search: Forex brokers in switzerland, Blog tag search: Forex brokers in switzerland Wed, 30 Jul 2008 23:00:50 +0300
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Expert Forex Trading Advice and Information wrote an interesting post today on
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The Importance Of Payment And Settlement Systems In The Forex Market Every forex (foreign exchange) transaction involved the transfer of funds between two nations and that means that it also involves the payment and settlement systems of the two countries concerned in the transaction. For this reason national payment and settlement systems play a key role in the day to day operations of the forex market. Today there are a wide variety of payment systems which are legally acceptable within the
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Expert Forex Trading Advice and Information wrote an interesting post today on
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The stock market indices started out ugly and ended that way, but they had a nice move intraday earlier, though unfortunately finished near the low for the day on the blue chips. The day started out with a gap down, particularly hard on the Nasdaq 100. That was it for the morning. They rallied sharply off that opening low, about 40 points in an hour on the Nasdaq 100, but at that point the S&P 500 moved from 1274 to 1285. They then rolled over and retested hard mid-morning, held support,
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Technical Market View wrote an interesting post today on
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The US dollar is trading sharply lower against the majors this morning as yesterday’s positive employment was overshadowed by today’s advance Q2 U.S GDP, coupled with higher than expected initial jobless claims for the weekending 26 July that showed an increase of 44k to 448k. The dollar retreated from recent one-month highs against the euro, as lingering doubts over the health of the U.S. economy capped upside progress. Traders await Friday’s payrolls report which is viewed as key because Fed
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Fundamental Market View wrote an interesting post today on
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News and views After a very quiet London morning things heated up once New York came in. First, and most importantly, we had weak Q2 US GDP data, with revisions also to the weak side, along with a surge in weekly jobless claims to a >5 year high (albeit with quirks in the series). This saw the USD, Treasury yields and equity futures lower. Then we heard from “ECB sources” there’s a chance of a negative Q2 GDP result in the Eurozone. The latter saw the USD regain most of its earlier losses.
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Thu 31 Jul 2008
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Fundamental Market View wrote an interesting post today on
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US GDP Disappointed but Dollar Strong ahead of Non farm CURRENCY TRADING SUMMARY – 1st August 2008 (00:30GMT) · U.S. Dollar Trading (USD) was initially sold off after economic data disappointed but then strengthened during the US session to finish little changed ahead of today’s July Job announcement. US 2Q GDP came in at 1.9% while markets had been expecting a number in the region of 2.2-2.4%. Also soft, weekly Jobless claims at 448K vs. expectations of 395K the highest report in 4 yea
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Fundamental Market View wrote an interesting post today on
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RPT Forex - Euro rebounds on firm data; inflation figures eyed - CNBC RPT Forex - Euro rebounds on firm data; inflation figures eyed - CNBC (alters German unemployment figures) LONDON (Thomson Financial) - The euro recovered from recent lows following a series of stronger-than expected European data. Figures showed the German labour market is still holding up well, with unemployment FOREX-Dlr retreats from 1-mth high; spotlight on EZ CPI - Reuters LONDON, July 31 (Reuters) - The dollar retre
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All Forex for your Currency Exchange Fix wrote an interesting post today on
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What currency is the biggest value?
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Forex Signals wrote an interesting post today on
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Trade Team Call UPDATE (7/29/08 Call)
At 10:12 a.m. EST the FXI Trade Team issued a EUR/USD trade call to buy EUR/USD between 1.5615 and 1.5590, then buying again at 1.5570.
The FXI Team Call was officially closed at 3:02 a.m. EST as the EUR/USD reached the price of 1.5631.
Minimum Pips Gained From Each Buy Level Traded:
1.5610 to 1.5631 = 21 Pips
1.5590 to 1.5631 = 41 Pips
1.5570 to 1.5631 = 61 Pips
Total minimum pips gained: 123 Pips
Again this call is closed and paid out with full profits thus making all FXI calls ever issued 100% profitible and paid-out.
-FX Insights
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Forex Currency Market Investment wrote an interesting post today on
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The Complex Nature Of Exchange Rates In Forex Trading An exchange rate is simply a score for one currency against another and represents the number of units of one currency that need to be exchanged for a single unit of another currency. The exchange rate is thus the price of one currency against another and, given the number of world currencies today, within the US alone there are literally dozens of exchange rates. Now that seems simple enough but, unfortunately, it is not quite that easy.
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