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A Weak Dollar Is Bad for America and ETFs

Submitted By Carl Delfeld
Martin Feldstein, the Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisors under President Reagan, wrote an article for the Financial Times recently which outlines why he believes that a more “competitive” or weaker US dollar is good for America. I cannot overstate how strongly I believe that this...

Do you have what it takes to become a successful Forex Trader?

Submitted By Todd Judkins
Forex trading, or any trading for that matter, is an occupation that requires experience and the accumulation of proficiency not unlike any other highly skilled profession. Whether you are a leading executive at a major publically traded company, a professional golfer or trading from your kitchen...

Random Thoughts about the Euro-Yen Currency Pair

Submitted By John Bougearel
Clients have been asking about the Euro/Yen, Wilson from fxoperator.com, has also asked about the currency pairing. Furthermore, Denarii from TradingGoddess.com loves posting currency charts on her blogsite. So, here is a big overview of the Euro-Yen spread.Personally I Never think much about...

Get Serious With Currency ETFs As Dollar Hits New Lows

Submitted By Tom Lydon
As the dollar hits new lows, currency exchange traded funds (ETFs) are getting more attention than ever. Rydex Investments, home of the CurrencyShares lineup, and the first family of currency ETFs, introduced CurrencyShares the website for information and commentary on Foreign Exchange Analytics...

Currency Intervention Pays for Anniversary Dinner!

Submitted By Zack Miller
I would like to start by taking this opportunity to wish my wife, Yael “Nefesh B’Nefesh” Katsman, a belated happy anniversary. Our anniversary was actually yesterday, and NO I didn’t forget, we had a tasty dinner, I just didn’t mention it in the blog. Give me a little credit. The big...