$1.3 Trillion; Safe estimates peg it as the amount of currency that’s traded on the Forex every single day. Trading on the forex capital markets is one of the fastest growing income generating opportunities in the world. All it takes to start is a small investment (many dealers will start you off with as little as […]
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Fx trading isn’t rocket science, but it is still quite complicated. This is why managed forex accounts have been introduced. The dilemma that investors face now is of choosing the best managed Forex account out of the many available.
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Enhance your trading confidence with this lesson on how the top technical tools  Japanese Candlesticks, RSI and MACD “Guessing or going by gut instinct won’t work over the long run. If you don’t have a defined trading methodology, then you don’t have a way to know what constitutes a buy or sell signal. Moreover, you
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The battle between the bulls and the bears continues in the S&P 500. See this video commentary for some insight into who will gain the upper hand.
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Technical analysis commentary by Adam Hewison of Ino.com about the current condition of gold.
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By Elliott Wave International
Almost everybody who follows financial markets has heard about climbing the “wall of worry”: the time when prices head up bullishly, but no one quite believes in the rally, so there’s more worry about a fall than a rise.
What’s the opposite condition in the market?
Bob Prechter named it the “slope of hope,” meaning that as prices head down, no one wants to believe the market really has turned bearish, so there’s more hope for a rise than fear of a fall.
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The media tells you, falling interest rates are good for stocks. And rising rates are bad for stocks. Yet studies show that stock prices don’t follow the rules consistently. What about market “fundamentals”? Do they drive stock prices?
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What if the modern version of society is really nothing more than a sleight of hand designed to fool the masses into becoming little more than government mules, allowed their simple pleasures in exchange for providing the muscle and the money needed to feed the beast?
The White House might be gaping in shock that the U.S. federal court overturned the six-month drilling moratorium, but it really isn’t all that surprising. Amid the finger pointing and political posturing, the Obama administration seems to have missed a vital detail – the U.S. oil industry is in a spot of bother.
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Goldman Sachs Group this week reminded everyone why it is one of the biggest names on Wall Street. The firm’s first-quarter earnings, released Tuesday, show Goldman netted nearly $3.5 billion. This comes just days after the Securities and Exchange direction sued Goldman for fraud, putting the firm on the defense. Goldman is a polarizing force
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