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The “Trump Bump” Was in the Cards LONG Before Trump

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Anton Kreil On Banks, Trader’s Skill Set And Professional Career – FxCuffs Interview

Soon the FxCuffs foundation will be hosting Mr. Anton Kreil as a key speaker of the FxCuffs Conference in Cracow, Poland. The event is...

How to “Buy Low and Sell High” Like a Pro

By Elliott Wave International There's an old saying on Wall Street that goes "buy low and sell high." It's usually said in jest because it's a...

ING Daily FX Strategy: Fading overreaction

We expect USD to rebound today following President-elect Trump’s “too strong” dollar comments yesterday (which led to lower USD and UST yields). The catalyst...

Deutsche Bank: Waiting for CADapult

USD/CAD is set to rise above 1.40 over the course of 2017, predominantly driven by faster-than-priced Fed tightening and US tax reform. A possible...

ING Daily FX: Trump, Euro and Polish Zloty

If it is not cancelled at the last moment, at 16GMT/17CET President-elect Trump will be holding his first press conference since last July. Having...

How Fibonacci Ratios Govern the Stock Market

 Scientists speculate that Elliott waves are the stock market's "critical structure" By Elliott Wave International Learn How to Find Trading Opportunities Using Fibonacci This...

Scotiabank Daily FX Update

The USD continues to trade lethargically and is narrowly mixed against its G-10 counter-parts on the session so far. The NOK is a notable...

Test Your Knowledge: Find the Clear Wave Pattern on this Chart

Take this quiz, then check your answer against one of our top analysts By Elliott Wave International Do you see a pattern you recognize in this...

Morgan Stanley’s Trade of the Week

Despite being with the consensus we underline our bullish USD view, butunlike November/December when the USD rise was mainly driven via low yielding currencies...

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