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  29. FX Radio: Bank of Canada Jolts Currency Trading Markets, Key US Event Risk Ahead
  30. Do Hammer and Shooting Star Candlestick Formations Work in Forex?
  31. Could the Fed Really Cut by 50bp?
  32. Further Losses in the Dow Leave Carry Trades Mixed
  33. British Pound: Next Central Bank to Surprise?
  34. Canada Cuts Rates by 25bp, Reserve Bank of Australia and New Zealand up next.
  35. Canadian Dollar Steals Spotlight on BoC Rate Cut, but US Dollar Volatility Likely to Dominate Tomorrow
  36. US Dollar Could Suffer as ISM Services May Raise Recession Risks
  37. Dollar - Will ADP Make or Break the Buck?
  38. ECB, BoE: Two Central Banks, Two Vastly Different Monetary Policy Biases
  39. Do Hammer and Shooting Star Candlestick Formations Work in Forex?
  40. New Zealand Dollar May Break Higher
  41. Japanese Yen at 20 day SMA
  42. British Pound Plummets
  43. Euro Remains In Correction
  44. Swiss Franc 1.1150 Pivot
  45. Canadian Dollar Tests 1.0200
  46. US Dollar Sees Upward Momentum on ADP Employment Figures, Fed Rate Sentiment Changes
  47. USDJPY: Pattern Argues for Rally to 113.75
  48. AUDCAD Range Trade Opportunities
  49. FX Radio: Traders Await Critical Bank of England and European Central Bank Decisions, Dollar Remains Bid
  50. US Dollar Strengthens, but Some Traders Think the ADP Number is Fishy
  51. US Dollar Strengthens, but Some Traders Think the ADP Number is Fishy
  52. Strong Rally in Stocks Triggers Rebound in Carry Trades
  53. Bank of England: Surprise, Surprise
  54. Australia and New Zealand Keeps Rates Steady
  55. Paulson Plans to Bail Out Mortgage Lenders. Will this Help the U.S. dollar?
  56. New Zealand Dollar Preferably Comes Lower In Wave C
  57. Japanese Yen Could Be In Larger Correction
  58. British Pound Consolidating Before Testing Channel Support
  59. Euro To Test Lower Levels
  60. Swiss Franc Objective Near 1.1600
  61. Canadian Dollar Spinning Top on Daily
  62. Australian Dollar Tests Support
  63. EURUSD Long Positions Are Up by More Than 10 Percent
  64. Will Non-Farm Payrolls Help or Hurt the US Dollar and Dow on Friday?
  65. Trading NFPs As Speculation Of A 50bp Fed Cut Grows
  66. Employment Preview: Non-Farm Payrolls to Determine If Fed Cuts 25 or 50
  67. Currency Traders Sell Dollars Ahead of Non Farm Payrolls Report - Can the Dollar Rebound?
  68. FX Radio: Non Farm Payrolls Data Guarantees Volatility, Canadian Employment to Compound USDCAD Event Risk
  69. How Will the US Dollar React to Non-Farm Payrolls?
  70. Carry Trades Trail Stocks Higher After Bush Unveils Plan to Save Home Owners
  71. Canadian, Australian and New Zealand Dollars Strengthen
  72. Bank of England Cuts Interest Rates by Quarter Point
  73. How Will the US Dollar Trade Post Payrolls?
  74. Trading NFPs As Speculation Of A 50bp Fed Cut Grows
  75. New Zealand Dollar Alternate Count Immediately Bullish
  76. Japanese Yen Already in Wave C?
  77. British Pound To Test Channel Support Next Week
  78. Euro Correction at Midpoint
  79. Swiss Franc Wave 4 Might Be Over at 1.1353
  80. Canadian Dollar Towards at Least .9800
  81. Australian Dollar Challenges 20 day SMA
  82. Euro Commodity Crosses' Declines to Accelerate
  83. Charting Economic Surprises in the Majors - November 2007
  84. GBPAUD Ready to Plummet In Wave 3
  85. Carry Trades Rebound as Dow Holds Onto Gains
  86. Can the Pound Recovery Continue?
  87. Strong Employment Numbers Drive Canadian Dollar Higher
  88. Time for FOMC! Expect the Fed to Cut by 25 and Not 50
  89. The Dow Will Bring Down Carry Next Week
  90. US Dollar Falls Despite Bullish Non Farm Payrolls and Improved Fed Rate Forecasts - What Gives?
  91. New Zealand Dollar Resistance Provides Range Trade Oppurtunity
  92. FX Radio: Non Farm Payrolls Signal Smaller Fed Rate Cut, Significant Event Risk in Week Ahead
  93. Dollar - How Low Will The Fed Go?
  94. Dollar - How Low Will The Fed Go?
  95. JPY Turns From a Bullish Extreme; Larger Bear Trend Intact
  96. Pound Bounces Big; Dollar Treads Water Ahead of Fed
  97. Dollar - How Low Will The Fed Go?
  98. Will The FOMC Rate Decision Lift EUR/USD, Treasuries, and the Dow?
  99. Carry Trade Pulls Back on Higher Risk Aversion
  100. EURJPY Setting Up For a Big Fall
  101. New Zealand Dollar Could Go Either Way
  102. US Fed Decision to Dominate Currency Trading in Week Ahead
  103. Japanese Yen at Important Juncture
  104. British Pound 2.0500 Should Provide Resistance
  105. US Dollar Falls Ahead of Critical Fed Rate Decision - Further Declines Likely?
  106. 4 Scenarios for the Fed, but Only 2 Outcomes for the US Dollar
  107. Carry Trades Break Higher As Dow Climbs 100 Points
  108. Fastest PPI Growth in 16 Years Drives British Pound Higher
  109. 4 Scenarios for the Fed, but Only 2 Outcomes for the US Dollar
  110. Australia, New Zealand Dollars Recover, But Caddy Remains Steady
  111. EURUSD Correction Is Not Over
  112. FX Radio: Fed Decision to Dominate Currency Markets, but Watch out for UK Data
  113. Weekly Trading Lesson: Moving Average Crossovers
  114. US Fed: Traders Are Betting That A 25bp Cut Is Guaranteed, But Are They Wrong?
  115. Euro Hurt by Lowest ZEW in 14 Years, FOMC next
  116. Yen Crosses: Setbacks offer Bullish Opportunities
  117. New Zealand Dollar Slowly Trending Upward
  118. Japanese Yen Wave C Nearing Completion?
  119. British Pound 2.0500 Important Resistance
  120. Euro Tests 21 Day SMA
  121. Swiss Franc Still In Wave 4
  122. Canadian Dollar Bullish Bias Warranted With Trendline
  123. Fed Cuts by 25bp, Move Disappoints Even Though Statement is More Dovish
  124. Is Bernanke the Grinch Who Stole Christmas?
  125. Japanese Yen Crosses Dragged Lower by 294 Point Drop in the Dow
  126. British Pound: More Weakness in Store?
  127. Is Bernanke the Grinch Who Stole Christmas?
  128. FX Radio: Fed Cuts by 25bp but US Dollar Rallies, Canadian Dollar to see Further Volatility
  129. Australia, New Zealand Dollars Plummet on Carry Trade Weakness
  130. US Dollar Rallies on FOMC Rate Cut, but Japanese Yen Surges on Dow Tumbles - What will Markets do Next?
  131. Forex News: Asian Equities Follow The Dow Lower, Will US Import Prices Reignite Dollar Gains?
  132. Dollar Volatile As Markets Adjust to FOMC - Which Way Next?
  133. AUDNZD Putting In Significant Low
  134. EUR/USD Could Drop Towards 1.4350 on Thursday's US Retail Sales Report
  135. Interest Rate Outlook for 2008 - Which Central Banks will be Increasing Rates in 2008?
  136. New Zealand Dollar Breaking Out?
  137. Japanese Yen 113.85 Still an Objective
  138. British Pound Reverses Near 2.0500 Resistance
  139. Euro Bearish Bias Below 1.4750
  140. Fed Joins Other Central Banks in an Effort to Save the Credit Market
  141. CADJPY: Consolidating Before Thrusting Much Higher
  142. FX Radio: Dollar Falls on Fed Announcement, Key Currency Event Risk Ahead
  143. Kiwi Benefits from Carry Trade Surge, but Data Disappoints
  144. Japanese Yen Tumbles as Carry Trade Rebounds Sharply
  145. British Pound: Employment Data Not Encouraging Enough
  146. Swissie to See Volatility on SNB Decision
  147. Mixed Data Leaves Loonie Relatively Unchanged
  148. Australian Dollar Sees Key Data, Rallies Sharply on Fed Announcement
  149. Forex News: Asian Equities Continue Sell Off, Global Central Banks Fail to Affect Interest Rates.
  150. Dollar Awaits Retail Sales - Will US Consumer Crumble?
  151. Managed forex accounts
  152. Dollar Loses Big on Carry Trade Surge, Fed's Bernanke Sinks Buck Further
  153. Dollar Could Gain on Friday's Hot CPI Data
  154. New Zealand Dollar Closes Above Trendline
  155. Japanese Yen Wave C In Progress
  156. British Pound Consolidates
  157. Euro Triangle Potential
  158. Swiss Franc Unclear
  159. US Dollar Rallies on Producer Price Index Surge, Volatility to Continue through upcoming Currency Trading
  160. Traders Positioning Signals a Major Sell Off in the Sterling Before the End of the Year
  161. US Dollar Strengthens as PPI and Retail Sales Question the Validity of Recession Calls
  162. Time for a Rally in Carry Trades
  163. Sharp Deterioration in RICS Weighs on British Pound
  164. US Dollar Strengthens as PPI and Retail Sales Question the Validity of Recession Calls
  165. More Losses for the Australian, New Zealand and Canadian Dollars
  166. Will The US Inflation Report Break The EURUSD's Range?
  167. Forex News: Japanese Manufacturer Sentiment Lower, European CPI Higher than Expected.
  168. Dollar Rallies as No US Recession Seen
  169. Euro Commodity Crosses In Final Leg of Corrective Declines
  170. Hedging Strategy of the Week (Profit Target: 300 pips)
  171. New Zealand Dollar Cautiously Bullish
  172. Japanese Yen Nearing Objective
  173. British Pound Beginning Bull Run?
  174. Euro Drops to Channel Support
  175. Near Term Upside Potential, but a Big Decline Awaits
  176. Near Term Upside Potential, but a Big Decline Awaits
  177. US Dollar Gains Most Against Euro in Two Years - Momentum Favors Further Dollar Gains
  178. Canadian Dollar may Decline Against Japanese Yen Within Trading Range
  179. British Pound Sinks to 2 Month Lows
  180. US Equities Erase Gain, Taking Carry Trades Down With It
  181. Continued Weakness in the Australian, New Zealand and Canadian Dollars
  182. US Dollar: Strongest Rally in 2 Years
  183. FX Radio: Dollar Rallies Most Since 2004, Canadian Dollar to See Volatility in Week Ahead
  184. Will USD/CAD Break Parity On Tuesday's Canadian CPI Data?
  185. Economists Grow Increasingly Pessimistic Over US Economic Growth
  186. EURUSD Correction Nearing an End
  187. Carry Trade Unwinds On U.S. Dollar Strength
  188. Forex News: Asian Equities Tumble, Greenback Continues To Gain
  189. US Dollar New Year Prospects Improve on TIC's, Current Account Reports
  190. EURJPY Decline Could Into Mid 150.00s
  191. FX Radio: US Dollar Loses Steam, Canadian Dollar May Rally Further
  192. Mixed Data Lends Little Help to Canadian, Australian and New Zealand Dollars
  193. USDJPY Loses Traction As Equities Decline
  194. Euro positioning continues to unwind
  195. Dollar Rallies on Forex Position Unwind - Momentum Clearly Slows
  196. British Pound Tests 2.01, Bulls Reemerge
  197. Dollar Benefits from Forex Position Unwind -Momentum Clearly Slows
  198. Pound Wobbles on Cold CPI - 2.00 Figure Next?
  199. US Fed: Keeping All Options Open As Stagflation Concerns Loom Large
  200. GBP/USD: Bank of England Minutes Will Determine The Pair's Next Move
  201. Euro Approaching Major Bottom
  202. New Zealand Dollar Expanded Flat Underway
  203. Japanese Yen Approaches 61.8%
  204. British Pound Testing 200 day SMA
  205. Euro 1.4450 Resistance Should Prove Formidable
  206. Swiss Franc Tests 100% Extension
  207. Housing Starts Tumble, Dollar Remains Stable - Has Currency Market Discounted all Future Fed Cuts?
  208. JPY Crosses Near Term Upside Potential
  209. FX Radio: British Pound Sinks on CPI Data, US Dollar Unmoved Despite Dismal Housing Figures - What Gives?
  210. Canadian, Australian and New Zealand Dollars halt declines at significant support
  211. Yen Advances as Risk Appetite Fed, BoJ Rate Decision Approaches
  212. US Dollar Traders Ignore Fed Warnings - Correction Ahead?
  213. British Pound: Stagnant Inflation Threatens Further BoE Rate Cuts
  214. US Dollar: Markets Ignore Fed Warnings
  215. Weekly Trading Lesson: Simple Moving Averages versus Exponential Moving Averages
  216. Pound Nears 2.000 as BoE Minutes Suggest More Cuts to Come
  217. Central Banks Are Failing To Restore Confidence in the Global Financial System
  218. New Zealand Dollar Small 2nd Wave Correction To Present Bearish Opportunity
  219. Japanese Yen Working Towards Trendline
  220. British Pound Drops Below 200 day SMA
  221. Euro Ready to Challenge 1.4300?
  222. Swiss Franc To Push Through 1.1574 Before Reversing
  223. Canadian Dollar In Deeper Correction
  224. EURUSD: Bottoming Now or Closer to 1.40?
  225. US Dollar Makes a Comeback, How Long Can It Last?
  226. No Rate Hike Expected from Bank of Japan
  227. British Pound Hits 3 Month Lows
  228. US Dollar Makes a Comeback
  229. Australian and New Zealand Dollars Slip, But Canadian Dollar Gains Ground
  230. Is the Approach Of Holiday Conditions Providing False Breakout Readings?
  231. Forex News: China Raises Rates To Cool Inflation Pressures, US Dollar Strengthens Overnight
  232. Dollar Books More Gains - Will PCE Force the Fed to Stop Cutting?
  233. NZDUSD - The ratio of long to short positions in the NZDUSD stands at 1.05 as nearly 51% of traders are long.
  234. AUDUSD - The ratio of long to short positions in the AUDUSD stands at 1.58 as nearly 61% of traders are long.
  235. USDCAD - The ratio of long to short positions in the USDCAD stands at 2.37 as nearly 70% of traders are long.
  236. USDCHF - The ratio of long to short positions in the USDCHF stands at 1.11 as nearly 53% of traders are long.
  237. USDJPY - The ratio of long to short positions in the USDJPY stands at 1.34 as nearly 57% of traders are long.
  238. GBPAUD on the Verge of a Big Break?
  239. Dollar Strengthens in January 2007, Will This be Repeated in 2008?
  240. Positions Outstanding in the Sterling Rose 27% as Traders Continued to Average Down
  241. Positions Outstanding in the Sterling Rose 27% as Traders Continued to Average Down
  242. NZD/USD: Will New Zealand Q3 GDP Reignite A Bid Tone For Kiwi?
  243. New Zealand Dollar .7600 Strong Resistance So Far
  244. Japanese Yen Thrusting Into 114
  245. FX Radio: GBPUSD Once Again The Top Mover As Fundamentals Fall Apart
  246. Will Canadian Retail Sales Move USDCAD With Holiday Trade Already In Effect?
  247. Fading Fundamentals Loses Influence Over Dollar
  248. Canadian Dollar: Time Magazine Newsmaker of the Year
  249. Bank of Japan Leaves Rates Unchanged, China Raises Rates
  250. Weaker Economic Data Fails to Halt the Dollar??s Rise