CONTENTs FX 31 HOLLYWOOD BAD BANKERS:


Has there ever been a movie where someone who works in finance is the good guy?


MAJOR TREND CHANGES 17


05 EDITOR’S NOTE FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS


21 YEN Bearish Underlying Trend: Bank of Japan’s monetary policy should result in a further weakening of the yen


44 Eurozone Elections and the Euro: What does Angela Merkel’s victory mean for the EU?


34 growing


Safe Haven Trades: Amidst geopolitical


tensions,


investors focus has shiſted towards Yen, Bitcoin, Gold and Swiss Franc


CURRENCY WATCH


26 US DOLLAR: Seven Year Bull Market Completed. What kind of top is forming?


Elliott Wave Theory predicts a change in direction that will profoundly impact the FX market


TRADING STRATEGY


47 A look at the relative simplicity of market DNA: How to use the market structure to frame a trade within the previous daily range


TRADING PSYCHOLOGY


62 Patience Pays…Literally: How to avoid the market traps by shiſting your focus from finding trades to performing good analysis


RISK MANAGEMENT


55 Risky Business: Risk management, from theory


through real trade


examples TRADING SYSTEMS 59 Support and Resistance of Random


37 INFLATION MYSTERY


How can the Fed have the right monetary policy when they are targeting a self-imposed target on an economic dynamic that they do not understand?


vs. Real FX Prices: Comparing S&R levels between random and real FX price series using statistics


MONETARY POLICIES


53 Te Mysterious Decline in Inflation: Fed officials’ diverging views on inflation decline highlight the necessity for the FED to rebuild credibility


09 FOMC and Bank of Japan: September meetings analysis


TECHNICAL ANALYSIS


64 Majors Reports: EUR/USD, GBP/USD USD/JPY, AUD/USD


66 CONFERENCES & SEMINARS 67 ECONOMIC CALENDAR


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