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Hi Hillel
Sorry - you caught me just as we were starting dinner! I actually contribute to daily FX under the name FX-Forecaster already. I provide analysis on one curency pair each day. However, I also have a blog http://fx-forecaster.blogspot.com/…
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- Relationship Status:
- Married
- About Me:
- Been in the Forex market for over 27 years, author of "Integrated Technical Analysis" (John Wiley 1999).
I provide a unique 5 page report covering the 4 major currencies along with AUDUSD, USDCAD and EURJPY, GBPJPY & AUDJPY. Well known for the accuracy of the support and resistance levels generated by my techniques I provide the report to a wide range of traders from retail to bank traders and hedge funds. Provide a weekly webinars through FX Street.
- Website:
- http://www.fx-forecaster.com
- Years trading Forex
- over 5
- Favorite currency pair to trade?
- USDJPY
- Most I ever made on one position
- More than 100 pips
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Why economic analysis just doesn't cut the mustard...
Posted on February 4, 2009 at 11:28am 1 Comment 0 Likes
Yesterday I had an interesting day.
My report was cautious on the Euro and Swissie but I saw a bullish Pound and also Aussie Dollar, Dollar-Canada topping out just above 1.25 and a neutral to bearish Dollar-Yen. Overall a good day’s work.
As you know I published the Euro analysis as the daily free analysis:
Bias: I feel some care needs to be take today with momentum signals and structure conflicting
Losses pushed directly lower to the 1.2705 low. The pullback has… Continue
My report was cautious on the Euro and Swissie but I saw a bullish Pound and also Aussie Dollar, Dollar-Canada topping out just above 1.25 and a neutral to bearish Dollar-Yen. Overall a good day’s work.
As you know I published the Euro analysis as the daily free analysis:
Bias: I feel some care needs to be take today with momentum signals and structure conflicting
Losses pushed directly lower to the 1.2705 low. The pullback has… Continue
Does “forecasting” really always mean getting it right every time?
Posted on January 29, 2009 at 9:51am 5 Comments 0 Likes
I mean, isn’t it possible to take profitable trades when the forecast is wrong?
There does seem a predominance of linear thinking by many in the market. There’s always a hint of the ego, the self belief that if you don’t all it right then you’re a failure. After all, trading is a stressful pastime and the testosterone levels tend to spill over into “attitudes.”
Everyone wants to impress by saying they forecast the Dollar was going to do rise, fall or whatever. When I was… Continue
There does seem a predominance of linear thinking by many in the market. There’s always a hint of the ego, the self belief that if you don’t all it right then you’re a failure. After all, trading is a stressful pastime and the testosterone levels tend to spill over into “attitudes.”
Everyone wants to impress by saying they forecast the Dollar was going to do rise, fall or whatever. When I was… Continue
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