FX CONTRIBUTORS
Alessandro Balsotti worked for several years as market maker of Italian Lira, Greek Dracma and Czechoslovak Koruna in JP Morgan. He was then in charge of the FX trading desk in Abax Bank and Caboto. He is currently responsible in JW Partners for the FX Single Manager strategies.
Jarratt Davis is Head of Trading at WealthbuilderFX. He also works as
a Trading Coach and regularly
contributes to some of the industries leading publications, events and web sites. He began trading for a hedge fund in 2008 and wrote his popular book ‘How to trade a currency fund’ detailing his experience and the entire process in 2011. Te book is available through
www.amazon.com.
http://jarrattdavis.com/
Phil Elrod is a long time futures trader (more than 25 years). Mr. Elrod was academically
trained in Industrial
Engineering and Economics and followed a career path that led to the computer data acquisition business. Aſter many years as a system analyst and designer he sought employment with Windows on Wallstreet (later acquired by TradeStation) as a technical support specialist, to learn as much as possible about technical analysis and charting, before retiring from TradeStation several years ago. In addition to trading futures contracts and Forex regularly, Mr Elrod operates:
www.tradingbetweenthelines.com.
Steve Jarvis has provided technical analysis to FX professionals since 1988. Steve is chief analyst for InterpreTA,
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Tradermade’s technical analysis service. InterpreTA combines daily & intra-day Technical Analysis commentaries with live annotated charts. A wide range of major US Dollar and Cross-rates are included, including Eastern European and Asian rates, plus key Commodities. InterpreTA is available separately, or as an add-on to Maverick, Tradermade’s flagship charting application. Intra- day updates are also available via Reuters. Te InterpreTA service also features daily TV broadcasts at www.
tradermade.tv, FX newsfeeds, price and trend-line break-out alerts (including moving average breaks).
www.tradermade.com
Gabor Kovacs is a technical analyst specialized in the Ichimoku Kinko Hyo indicator, as well as a qualified journalist with more than 8 years experience. Gabor is the writer and editor of the Ichimoku World website, where he provides articles and video presentations about trading with the Ichimoku Kinko Hyo charting system. His weekly analysis of the major currency pairs can be viewed on:
www.ichimokuworld.com.
Maurizio Milano began his career as Forex Dealer in 1995. Aſter five years’ experience in the FX market, he started the technical analysis department at Banca Sella Group. He is also a journalist and his contributions can be found in the most renowned Italian financial newspapers and televisions. He is member of SIAT (the association of the Italian technical analysts), for which he gives lectures continue on page 8
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