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Too often, professional Forex and stock market strategists are questioned as to why they, themselves, do not trade. “If you claim to know what is going to happen and how the market will move,” they say, “then why don’t you just trade…
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The Fed's policy outlook (including their tapering schedule) depends on an expectation that the latest high levels of inflation will moderate by the end of the year. This is one of the key factors determining when they are likely to raise…
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Navigating the markets can be somewhat tricky, to say the least. Traders often speak of long working hours and high-stress levels as they tackle continuous volatility and practice those all-important trading strategies. Knowing when to…
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Technical analysis employs statistical methods to evaluate financial instruments. Additionally, it identifies trading opportunities, based on historical data of price and volume. This type of analysis is based on the assumption that the…
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USDCHF Surges Backed by Robust Jobs A combination of fundamental and technical factors have put the US dollar in demand lately. Last Friday’s positive NFP number may have offered the buyers more assurance, as improvement in the job…
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The markets lost their appetite for risk in the latter part of June. This was mainly due to reports of increased cases of COVID-19 around the world, leading to fears of another lockdown. But, whether we are heading into a second wave is…
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Starting Jan 15, 2017, GBPCAD has traded within the positive region of the ascending channel. Numerous attempts to penetrate the ascending trendline starting Sep 06, 2017, have failed. Bears have proven to be stronger than bulls…
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There has been a lot of media coverage on the recent cyberattack on the Colonial pipeline in the US. So, it's understandable there will be a lot more attention on the release of the weekly EIA petroleum data tomorrow. Not just because it…
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Central banks have become an essential element to the currency markets. From setting interest rates to intervening in the markets, to printing money, central banks have remained the core and one of the primary reasons for driving prices in…
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When it comes to interpreting the impact of employment data on the currency markets, conventional wisdom is pretty simple. Higher unemployment is an indication of economic weakness, thus the currency responds accordingly. Lower…
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