Daily Bullish:, Losses developed as expected but stalled just above the 154.94 target and caused a firm pullback. While the 154.94-155.13 area remains intact I still can’t rule out a second corrective move higher though I have my doubts …

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If it break on the down side we can see a target of 0.7200. Look to buy or sell on the top or bottom of the wedge with a tight stop.

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Oil prices extended their slide Wednesday as global stock markets plunged on fears of a U.S. recession, and ahead of a U.S. petroleum supply report expected to show crude supplies rose last week. via Lexington Herald-Leader

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A Pinoy Money Talk (PMT) member emailed me yesterday to ask whether a Paypal transaction she is planning to enter into is a scam or not. Apparently, some guy supposedly from the UK contacted her asking help to transfer Paypal funds. …

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Forex market will not be stopped and we will have big changes and movements again and again. You have two options when the market is slow. You can stop trading and just check the one hour and 4hrs charts while you […]

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Whether you plan to trade on the foreign exchange market (Forex) or in the stock market you will need to have some knowledge on two basic forms of analysis: fundamental analysis and technical analysis. It is the tendency for the price …

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Whether you plan to trade on the foreign exchange market (Forex) or in the stock market you will need to have some knowledge on two basic forms of analysis: fundamental analysis and technical analysis. It is the tendency for the price …

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The Euro drifted lower on Wednesday, with investors expecting the European Central Bank’s vigilant stance on inflation to give way to concerns about economic growth following a decision on interest rates on Thursday. …

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The four main types of risks covered in a central bank circular are related to interest rates, equity, foreign exchange and commodities. Banks, the circular said, must have suitable policies and processes that clearly allocate …

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