Currency Traders Blog: November 2009

Thursday, November 19, 2009

GBPUSD Performs as expected. Where to from here? http://short.to/xkc0

EURUSD DJIA Keep relationship strong http://short.to/xkc0

EURUSD Seems like it may head sideways for a few more days. http://short.to/xh5e

Do I have my economics wrong? I don't think so. CPI up on fuel gains as equities begin showing lack in top line growth. http://bit.ly/3auf27

GBPCHF tumbles, possible bottoms identified. http://short.to/xfts

GBPUSD signals strong likelihood of a retracement. http://bit.ly/1kf8ae

GBP and JPY contribute heavily to the USDINX low. http://short.to/x4dr

EUR and DJIA Fully Revocers to Pre Bernanke State http://is.gd/4Wq24

Bernanke Speaks and the USD Strengthens: http://is.gd/4Wq24

Second in a series of articles introducing the new Forex trading platform: FXETrader http://bit.ly/361iTQ

USD May consolidate for a few days http://short.to/x2xt

USDINX Mirror of EURUSD yearly moves from November to December 31st. http://bit.ly/4sJlBj

Confused about the EURUSD? It looks like it's going to end the year a few hundred points from where it opened November http://cli.gs/rn2v4

I am going to start reviewing the new FXETrader over the next couple of weeks. http://cli.gs/b6317

I wonder if USDCAD can hold below 1.0500 http://is.gd/4S0aM

The majors beat up the Buck. What's to come for EURUSD? http://bit.ly/2PFMeV

USDCHF may experience high volatility over night. http://cli.gs/LnUTs

EURUSD finds resistance to the idea of higher levels, for now at least. http://short.to/w24i