Forex Enterprise — A Full Review

A new marketing course to hit the internet by Nick Marks that advertises earnings of $1000 a day and $30,000 a month respectively

Keep It Simple - Trade With The Trend By Selwyn Gishen

As a trader, you have probably heard the old adage that it is best to trade with the trend. The trend, say all the pundits, is your friend.

The U.S. Dollar And The Yen: An Interesting Partnership By Brian Twomey

Many find trading the Japanese yen against the U.S. dollar, USD/JPY, a complicated proposition.

Mergers & Acquisitions: An Avenue For Profitable Trades By Kathy Lien

One of the most important things you will learn when trading the currency market is that the world is interconnected.

Kairi Relative Index: The Forgotten Oscillator By Brian Twomey

Kairi Relative Index is an old Japanese indicator with an unknown founder, an unknown date of inception and waning popularity in the modern day

Protect Yourself From A Falling U.S. Dollar By Douglas Rice

The U.S. dollar has fallen more than 7% this year and there doesn't seem to be any reason why it would turn around.

Make Sharp Trades Using Andrew's Pitchfork By Richard Lee

Invented by and named after renowned educator Dr Alan H. Andrews, the technical indicator known as Andrew's pitchfork can be used by traders to establish profitable opportunities and swing possibilities in the

Introduction to Types of Trading: Technical Traders By Jason Van Bergen

In momentum trading a trader watches for signs that a stock is about to "pop", that is, undertake a significant uni-directional price movement on high volume for a sufficient period of time, which enables a profit

The Plaza Accord: The World Intervenes In Currency Markets By Brian Twomey

The historic 1985 Plaza Accord, signed at the Plaza Hotel in New York City, was a pro-growth agreement signed by what was then

The Louvre Accord: The Fight Against U.S. Dollar Deflation By Brian Twomey

The Louvre Accord of February 1987 was agreed to by the then G-6 nations of West Germany, France, Great Britain, Japan, Canada and the United States to stop United States dollar depreciation.

Candlestick Charting: Perfecting The Art By Investopedia Staff

It is the confirmation or denial of a trend that determines whether an investor will sit tight today and hold his or her position or decide to enter or exit an issue that could be long or short the market. Candlestick charting

3 Factors That Drive The U.S. Dollar By Selwyn Gishen

When it comes to the decision of whether you should buy or sell dollars, it all boils down to how the economy is performing. A strong economy will attract investment from all over the world due to the

Pivot Strategies: A Handy Tool For Forex Traders By Kathy Lien

For many years, traders and market makers have used pivot points to determine critical support and/or resistance levels. Pivots are also very popular in the forex market and can be an extremely useful tool for

Investing In A Weakening Dollar Environment By Ryan Barnes

You've likely heard of this scenario mentioned in an ominous financial forecast: The U.S. dollar continues to lose value compared to other major world currencies, and any number of very bad things occur, spelling

Leverage's "Double-Edged Sword" Need Not Cut Deep By Selwyn Gishen

In some fields of business, such as real estate, you'll frequently hear that the way to make money is by "using other people's money". This is true in the case of every real estate transaction that involves a mortgage; when

Free Market Maven: Milton Friedman By Andrew Beattie

Milton Friedman and John Maynard Keynes are as integral to the story of economics as Adam Smith and Karl Marx. What Keynes wrought, Friedman undid, and supporters of the free market are deeply in debt to

Forecast The FX Market With The COT Report By Kathy Lien

Between 2001 and 2004, volume in the foreign-exchange market increased more than 50%, illustrating the overall rise in popularity of currency trading. The advent of online trading following the technology boom has

The New World Of Emerging Market Currencies By Richard Lee

In the shadow of more industrialized economies, interest in emerging market assets has increased in recent years. Although these assets tend to be somewhat volatile, the return is often worth the risk

This Day in Financial History

January 10:

1910: Joyce C. Hall, a teenage boy from Norfolk, Nebraska, opens a new business, storing his inventory in a couple of shoeboxes in a room at the YMCA in Kansas City. He begins by selling illustrated postcards by mail-order, but soon he hits on the idea of what he calls greeting cards. He does $200 in business his first two months, and Hallmark, Inc. is born -- making bad poetry, canned emotion (and, yes, good wishes too) a part of American life

Popular Bitcoin Mining Software By Prableen Bajpai

The first Bitcoin block, called the genesis block, was mined in January 2009 and was placed in the blockchain (its public ledger). The process of mining began ever since with a default design that scales up the difficultly level as more and more Bitcoins are mined. In order to combat the mining challenge, more advanced computer hardware and complementary software have been developed.