Tag Archive: CARRY TRADE

Lessons For The Coming Week: The 7 Things To Watch

A new threat to the rally beyond fears of a fed taper, high asset prices, or the EU The following is a partial summary of conclusions from our weekly fxempire.com  analysts’ meeting in which we… Continue reading →

Weekly Global Market Wrap 2 Minute Drill: WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 29, 2013

The following is a partial summary of the conclusions from the fxempire.com  weekly analysts’ end of week meeting in which we share thoughts and conclusions about the common drivers of major global asset markets: global… Continue reading →

The Latest Threat To The Risk Asset And Currency Rally

Iran, China, and Investor Implications The following is a partial summary of thoughts and conclusions from our weekly fxempire.com  analysts’ end of week meeting, in which we share ideas about the outlook for global equities,… Continue reading →

Coming Week’s Top Market Movers: The Things You Must Monitor

Geopolitical, Liquidity Issues Dominate The following is a partial summary of conclusions from our weekly fxempire.com  analysts’ meeting in which we share thoughts and conclusions about the weekly outlook for global equities, currencies, and commodity… Continue reading →

Why Everyone Must Monitor A Stock Index Chart Part B

Using Stock Indexes As Market Barometers: How To Know Where Most Currency Pairs (Or Other Assets) Are Going  – Within Seconds Part 3B Of Our Series On Inter-Market Analysis Continued from Part A A… Continue reading →

Why Everyone Must Monitor A Stock Index Chart Part A

Using Stock Indexes As Market Barometers: How To Know Within Seconds Where Most Currency Pairs, Or Other Assets, Are Going. The First Step To Understanding What’s Moving Markets. Part 3A Of Our Series… Continue reading →

What Everyone Must Know About Currencies: Profiting From Risk Rankings Part A

Understanding currency risk rankings & how to profit from them – even if you’re not a forex trader Part 2A of our series on inter-market analysis. How the major currencies and pairs respond… Continue reading →