EUROZONE FUTURE:
Te article analyses why the Eurozone represents a driving market force and describes the impact of the recent Euro troubles on the Swiss Franc and the Hungarian Forint.
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FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS: 26 Frau Doktor M.: Will Angela Merkel’s dislike for financial markets and the possibility that Germany might consider abandoning the Eurozone periphery affect the first positive Euro recovery signs?
ALGORITHMIC TRADING: 31 High Frequency Trading and Market Stability: the author explains why the use of algorithmic trading systems is inevitable and unavoidable.
TRADING STRATEGY: 40 How to cope with violent market swings and preserve your capital: describes the most common trading
MARNEY INDICATORS:
Te codes of Marney Volume Indicator and Marney Range Indicator revealed and explained by Caspar Marney. Results of years of research, Caspar’s articles can be found in the previous editions of FX Trader Magazine.
errors during volatile times and gives practical trading advice to pursue capital preservation.
TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: 07 Understanding the true concepts of overbought and oversold: gives a practical method for identifying overbought and oversold periods, using examples with the Slow Stochastic, RSI, MACD and Kases indicators.
BROKERS: 10 Traders’ Choice Awards: Key attributes of the 2010 best FX brokers.
FX MANAGERS: 47 Interview with Marc H. Malek, who talks about Conquest Capital
Group’s short-term systematic trading approach.
OPTIONS: 44 Exotic Options: Part 6.
TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: 56 Majors’ Report: USD/JPY, EUR/USD, EUR/JPY. EUR/GBP 52 Currency Outlook: EUR/GBP, EUR/HUF, EUR/USD
INTERNATIONAL DATA: 60 FX Spot Monitor 61 Central Bank Rates 62 Economica Data - FX Poll 63 Markets View
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METATRADER 5 RELEASE:
Exclusive interview with Alexander Saidullin, who explains the main differences between MT4 and MT5 and the new functionalities for forex traders.
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