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The EUR Recovers from 3 Month Low vs. Dollar Posted: 17 Dec 2009 11:42 PM PST The European currency rose against the U.S dollar Friday, ending 3 days of losses on speculation a German report may show business confidence rising to the highest since July 2008. The Ifo institute in Munich is forecasted to say its business climate index rose to 94.6 from 93.9 in November, a sign the economic recovery is on track. The EUR also gained after Reuters reported that Pakistan denied a coup had taken place in the country, reviving demand for higher-yielding assets. The EUR rose to $1.4396 from $1.4338 yesterday after earlier falling as low as $1.4306. The single currency also rebounded vs. the Japanese yen to 128.64, after earlier dropping to 127.54 yen, the weakest since Nov. 27. However, the market’s expectations persist that the downward movement for the EUR remains intact. The EUR has long been bought on the view that it could be a potential replacement of the greenback as a reserve currency. But with the U.S. economy improving and with signs of worsening public finances in the Euro-Zone the trend for the EUR is going further down. The common currency’s weakness may accelerate against the USD in the last 2 weeks of December with 1.42 and 1.4160 as next price targets. |
Posted: 11 Dec 2008 03:37 AM PST Lately I have noticed that many ForexYard traders are attempting to determine the reversal of the trend, and not go along with it. Well then first of all, if you consider yourself as a relatively fresh trader, let me advise you to go the other way around – it is much safer to detect a trend (ForexYard does its best to provide you with the daily and weekly trends every day) and just follow it. It is a lot tougher to see the trend and predict when and where it will reach its end. And still, if you feel safe enough, and experienced enough to predict a dramatic change in the market – here are some ideas on how to obtain more successful strategies. 1. Do not rely on fundamental analysis exclusively to predict a strong-swift price change in the market. It doesn’t work this way. True, on the long-term the fundamental analysis will indeed determine which currency is stronger, and what is the true value of this or that commodity, but doing the right thing for the long-term won’t really console you when your open position lost 300 pips and treated you with a brand new margin call. That’s it, the only thing I have left to wish you all is to enjoy your trading experience. Just like any other aspect of life, this is the most important thing. |
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