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- Submitted Sep 9, 2012|From thesensibleguidetoforex.com|6 comments

The Fed, ECB set to double down on their policy bets A strategy guide to the coming week for traders and investors focused on the prime market drivers of global forex, stocks, commodities, and other asset markets This week, like the prior one, is ...
- Submitted Sep 1, 2012|From thesensibleguidetoforex.com|14 comments

Your Most Complete, Updated September Market Overview Jews Aren’t The Only Ones Who Should Pray Be Praying Hard This Month After two weeks of being on the road, we’re back to our weekly posts, and just in time. In the coming weeks the Jewish New ...
- Submitted Aug 12, 2012|From thesensibleguidetoforex.com

It’s a typical mid-month light economic calendar, made lighter by widespread August vacationing that encourages quiet low volume trading barring any nasty big surprises. Here’s what to monitor. 1-3. FUNDAMENTALS 1. Surprise EU Related Events EU ...
- Submitted Aug 11, 2012|From thesensibleguidetoforex.com|8 comments

A brief weekly strategy guide for investors and traders of all markets and instruments, spot market, ETF, and binary options Markets Awaiting Central Bank Salvation 3 Reasons They Could Be Disappointed Lessons What To Do There was little for markets ...
- Submitted Aug 5, 2012|From thesensibleguidetoforex.com|4 comments

When the fundamental picture is characterized by threats galore, a mixed earnings season, and the biggest hope is for short term band aids from central banks, yet risk asset prices remain far closer to their multi-year highs than lows, then the odds ...
- Submitted Jul 28, 2012|From thesensibleguidetoforex.com

Europe, Global Slowdown, and Little Competition In The Hot Safe Haven Currency Niche As we enter the heart of Q3, and we’re past the influence of the initial false euphoria over the Spain bank bailout, the heart of earnings season, and Fed Chairman ...
- Submitted Jul 24, 2012|From thesensibleguidetoforex.com|2 comments

Just as any prudent investor diversifies by asset and sector type, so also they must avoid having all their assets denominated in one currency, or only in fiat currencies (vs. hard assets like commodities, real estate, or the more liquid forms of ...