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The dollar ended the week higher against a basket of major currencies on Friday, one day after a stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs report for June revived speculation over when the Federal Reserve may start to raise interest rates. The Labor Department reported that that U.S...
NZD/USD Technical Strategy: Sidelines Preferred Hanging Man hints at a reversal to support at 0.8700 Awaiting close of candle on four hour chart to offer signal NZD/USD could be primed for a further pullback following the emergence of a Hanging Man pattern on the daily. A push below support at 0...
Morning on H1, M30 opened child channel with the direction of down...
Some people stay far away from forex because they believe that making the wrong move and losing a single trade is the end of their account...
Looking at the sectors faring worst as of midday Monday, shares of Energy companies are underperforming other sectors, showing a 1.0% loss. Within that group, Chesapeake Energy (NYSE: CHK) and Cabot Oil & Gas Corp. (NYSE: COG) are two large stocks that are lagging, showing a loss of 3...
As the U.S. market leaves for the holiday on Friday, Asian shares appear to be mixed on Monday...
The DAX as you can see had a positive week over the last five sessions, but remains just below the recent highs. We did in fact close above the €10,000 level though, so we believe that the momentum is certainly with the buyers at this point in time...
Puerto Rico has become much more than a vacation destination for anyone who invests their money on Wall Street, plans for retirement using pension funds, or even pays taxes...
In early trading on Monday, shares of St. Jude Medical (STJ) topped the list of the day’s best performing components of the S&P 500 index, trading up 2.0%. Year to date, St. Jude Medical registers a 15.5% gain...
The Nikkei initially fell during the course of the week, but found enough support down nearly ¥10,000 level to turn things back around. A break above the ¥10,250 level would be more than enough to start buying now, and we think that ultimately this market will go higher...
“I Love the '80s” was a BBC television miniseries that examined the world through the lens of 1980s pop culture. (VH1’s riff on the show can be found here). I bring up the '80s because of a wonderful chart from Ron Griess who runs The Chart Store...
The NZD/USD pair had a slightly negative week over the last five sessions, that’s not to be very surprising in general, simply because this is the high that we had seen the pullback from. Nonetheless, we believe that this market doesn’t factor higher, and a move above the 0...
Fundamental Forecast for Australian Dollar: Neutral Wild Week For The Aussie After hitting a fresh 2014 high during Tuesday’s session and briefly probing above the 95 US cent handle, the Australian Dollar ended the week as the worst performer against its US counterpart...
The USD/JPY pair rose during the course of the week, showing that the support still holds at the bottom of this consolidation area. However, the market is still start between the 101 and the 103 levels, so it’s difficult to place any longer-term trades...
تحلیل شاخص کل بورس تهران روند شاخص بورس تهران نزولی بوده که این نزول در کانال هایی مشخص اتفاق افتاده که در این روند دو کانال ایجاد کرده و سپس به نقاط حمایتی برخورده و انچنان حمایت نشده هم اکنون باید انتظار داشت که شاخص با توجه به تحلیل بنده روند نزولی را متوقف کند...
In early trading on Monday, shares of Regeneron Pharmaceuticals (REGN) topped the list of the day’s best performing components of the Nasdaq 100 index, trading up 1.0%. Year to date, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals registers a 14.2% gain...
The gold markets did very little during the course of the week, which really wouldn’t be a big surprise simply because of the Independence Day holiday in America...
FTSE 100 retreated from a three-week high on Monday on concerns about the pace of global economic growth, with cyclical sectors such as miners and banks worst hit. The blue-chip FTSE 100 index was down 0.5 percent at 6,832...
(Reuters) - The world's major central banks are returning to a more opaque and artful approach to policymaking, ending a crisis-era experiment with explicit promises that they found risked their credibility and did not substitute for action...
