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Interestingly during the roaring 20's of the past century, the world saw an economic high, in which underlying economic indicators were mainly ignored. People do not complain when they are making money, the wise investor or trader knows that when people are ambitious be careful. What happened to peo...
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http://www.QDRV.com'>http://www.QDRV.com Notice the DJI month chart attachment. Here we see the RSI with the default 14 input, notice its extremely overbought (current 73.94) , we are in for F = Gm1m2/r2, or also known as the gravity formula, "what goes up must come down". Get ready...
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I have just received a link to a Newsmax video “The Aftershock Survival Summit” that is obviously a sales video promoting their information package, but nevertheless it contains some truth and touches important points, which made me think hard about the recent situation. It is not my intention to pr... -
The term Kiwi is widely used in forex trading when referring to the New Zealand Dollar. The currency itself is also referred to as a “commodity currency” because of the large number of commodity exports that come from the country.
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The Dollar Rate is one of the most quoted prices for most rates because the USD is the world reserve currency. These pairs tend to be the most commonly traded in forex.
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A Big Figure in the forex market can be seen every one hundred pips in the price movement of a currency pair. *Examples include 1.3500, 114.00, or 1.0000. *These areas often hold a great deal of psychologial significance in the market and are often used as significant support and resistance levels w...
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Weak Dollar doesn’t always reflects the bad situation, weak dollar usually leads to high exports and low imports and US companies will be able to export more because buying power of foreigners is enhanced. Dollar may weaken because of loose monetary policy and lack of confidence in US Economy.
