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Increased volatility leads many traders to seeing an increase in trading opportunities. The huge market swings trigger thoughts of monumental upside, but also for potential loss especially if traders do not take the necessary precautions. During times of volatility, traders need to adjust their strategy to compensate for erratic market. When trading during these market conditions, traders should follow the rules below. |
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About two weeks I went on CNBC and predicted that range will rule the currency markets for the foreseeable future. The price of EURUSD at the time of broadcast? 1.2630. The price of EURUSD at close of trade today? 1.2590. So range reigns in the currency market as every rally fails and every decline proves false breaking the hearts of both bulls and bears and that dynamic will probably last for the rest of this year. Thus with little new to say and holiday shortened week ahead of us I thought we'd change the format this week and skips the price action review concentrating instead understanding the basic building blocks of successful trading. |
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I love to trade. 10, 20, 30, 40 round turns per day - the more the merrier! After all anyone who is really honest with themselves will admit that we trade not only for money, but for excitement. For a trader there is nothing sweeter than having the market go your way. Its our drug of choice and we are all junkies to one degree or another. |
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One of the great ironies of life is that as traders we often trust ourselves least of all. Most traders (myself included) approach the whole enterprise with deadly combination of overweening sense of arrogance in our ability and underwhelming sense of confidence in our trade setups. When it comes trading no one can second guess or sabotage us better than ourselves. |
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The Cad has a unique trading style, moving only one third of the trading day, during the U.S. session. For the rest of the time, the pair tends to hover around a price level, be it the neutral pivot point, a moving average or a support/resistance level. Lately, however, the Cad has started to move during the overnight sessions as well, but the volume continues to be low and insignificant. |
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Usually, when a bank wants to make a loan for liquidity needs it has two options: either borrow money from the central-bank, through the open market operations, or call another bank to lend money at the LIBOR rate. The London Inter-bank Offered Rate or LIBOR is the reference rate at which banks lend money each other. A major distinction between those two would be that banks need collateral in order to access money from the central bank, while there is no such need when accessing funds from a fellow bank. This would imply that money accessed through the LIBOR rate, would be more expensive (a higher interest rate) because the loans are not secured. |
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The U.S. economy is now in the Trough phase of the business cycle, after it experienced a steep decline in the last quarter of 2007 and in the first quarter of 2008. The economy was helped in finding a bottom in the second quarter of 2008 by the rebate checks and the strong exports, but the outlook is not too great either. The economy is expected to crawl into the second half of 2008 and find a decent pace of growth only somewhere later in 2009. In the first months of the contraction phase the global economy seemed resilient to the U.S. slowdown. |
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Trading the bounce from a recent price reversal that is hitting major support, will more times than not be more reliable than trading the break-outs to new highs. Contrarian trading the bounce tends to create more trades you are already in as the new break-out occurs at the other end; you are then selling as others are looking to buy the new breakout. No point trying to plow a new field when we can follow the lines that we just saw set, the task is so much easier when we are retracing moves that recently happened, the resistance is lighter. |
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Central banks are at the heart of the financial system of any given country in that they are the authorities controlling the supply of money, and therefore control how a regions economy functions. They evolved from the lack of stability in financial market that ruined a lot of economies during the 19th century. The first central bank was the Swedish Riksbank, which was created in the 17th century, with many following in the 18th and 19 century. The U.S. Federal Reserve appeared at the beginning of the 20th century. Over time, the roles of central banks in different countries have developed differently. |
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There have been a lot of headlines recently in regard to Treasury debt and how it will be financed over the coming years. The Federal Reserve has a mandate of full employment and inflation control, and they use Treasury notes as their tool to deliver that mandate. In this article Jack Jones, a founding member of TheLFB-Forex.com and senior commodity analyst gives an introduction to the bond market, and Treasury Note, mechanics. |
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Too many times I hear about new traders opening a trade using the 5-minute chart (not my favorite approach) and when the market moves against them, they move to the 15-minute chart to justify staying in a little longer, hoping that the market will turn around. Then if the market continues to move against them, they move out to the hourly chart to look for a reason to stay in the trade. |
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