CONTENTs FX
GLOBAL FX WATCH A look at the disconcerting calm of the FX markets with majors evolving in tight ranges, and EM currencies opportunities.
62 04 EDITOR’S NOTE
TRADING PSYCHOLOGY: 31 Te Ideal Trading State: Learn what is the right trading state of mind and do the exercises to reach it
FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS:
15 How Sound is the Pound? and how to trade it against USD and EUR
18 What’s Going Yuan? Why the Chinese currency is entering a new troubled phase
MONETARY POLICY:
11 New FED Policy: How will markets react to a more aggressive FED?
22 Te Risks of the New Banking Union Plan: Eurocrats authorize bailouts AND bail-ins
47
STOCHASTIC RSI
How to use the Stochastic
RSI
indicator to pinpoint trading opportunities
TRADING METHODS:
54 How to Trade the News Effectively: Follow the advice of UK’s most successful Forex fundamental trader
76 Two Economic Indicators Traders Should Know: a look at the way elite traders use the CFTC COT Report and the VIX volatility index
MARKET TRENDS:
28 Global Integration and Volatility in the Currency Markets
TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: 43 Cycle Analysis in Currency Forecasts: the theory of cycles back to the Rothschild family
BOOK REVIEW:
65 Diary of a Currency Trader, by Samuel J. Rae
58 INTERVIEW
John Bollinger talks about his new set of Bollinger Bands tools and gives his advice to FX traders.
FX MANAGERS:
70 Interview with Ryan O’Grady, CEO of ROW Asset Management
TECHNICAL REPORTS: 80 Trends and Targets: Majors, Emerging and Asian Markets
80 Featured pairs: AUD/USD, EUR/SEK, USD/TRL, AUD/NZD
84 CONFERENCES & SEMINARS
INTERNATIONAL DATA: 85 FX Spot Monitor 86 Central Bank Rates 87 Economic Data - FX Poll 88 Markets View
89 ECONOMIC CALENDAR FX TRADER MAGAZINE April - June 2014 3
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