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Archive of Forex blog posts for July, 2010

Trading Only During Certain Trading Sessions?

July 5th, 2010

Forex trading experience can vary greatly during different trading sessions and days of the weeks. Some traders prefer to trade only on London-U.S. or U.S.-Asian sessions’ intersection for the biggest volume and steadier trends, others try to avoid Friday and early Monday trading or trade exclusively on Wednesdays and Thursdays (the most pip-moving weekdays). Trading …

Free Forex Signals

July 4th, 2010

Free Forex signals is a popular tool of many currency traders. According to my October 2009 poll, 79% of this blog’s readers use some signals, and almost 76% of them prefer free signals for their Forex trading. But are free signal services effective? Are they really …

Forex Technical Analysis for Week 07/05—07/09

July 3rd, 2010

EUR/USD trend: hold.
GBP/USD trend: buy.
USD/JPY trend: sell.
EUR/JPY trend: sell.
GBP/JPY trend: hold.

Floor Pivot Points
Pair 3rd Sup 2nd Sup 1st Sup Pivot 1st Res 2nd Res 3rd Res
EUR/USD 1.1804 1.1978 1.2263 1.2437 1.2722 1.2896 1.3181

EUR/USD Extends Gains on Low Nonfarm Payrolls & Factory Orders

July 2nd, 2010

EUR/USD currency pair extended its gains today as lower-than expected nonfarm payrolls and decreasing factory orders added to signs that the U.S. economic growth slows. While the employment in the U.S. was showing troubling results for some time, the manufacturing sector previously supported the optimism for the U.S. And even it can’t support …

EUR/USD Extends Gains on Unexpectedly Bad Economic Indicators

July 1st, 2010

The EUR/USD currency pair extended its gains today as U.S. macroeconomic indicators left a very unpleasant impression today. The manufacturing sector showed a slowdown in the economic activity and home market confirmed its tremendous weakness, as pending home sales dropped a way more than was expected. Unexpected increase of jobless claims …

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