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- pipfitter commented Mar 19, 2017
The US markets are making historical highs and are due for a correction, as are other exchanges in other parts of the world, such as London and Tokyo. Since an interest rate hike controls inflation, historically, with the exception of financial ...
- pipfitter commented Mar 19, 2017
As a newbie to FX trading, I was curious as to why the dollar has been slipping against the euro as of late and decided to look more into it. So, the following references the EUR/USD pair using the daily chart and are just my speculation and ...
- pipfitter commented Mar 16, 2017
Many of you have mentioned that the USD was overpriced and that the hike was already calculated into it. How does one figure that out and/or find info on how to do it?
- pipfitter commented Mar 15, 2017
I just received the following reply from an online training site about an inquiry I made today about today's price action on the USD: "The reason markets often go the opposite way to the news is - the market discounts the news so it's in the price ...
- pipfitter commented Mar 15, 2017
OK. Some of this is starting to make sense to me. So, for example, when the USD was gaining against the EUR, the smart money was buying more euros at a cheaper price while speculating that the Fed would raise interest rates. Once the news hit, they ...
- pipfitter commented Mar 15, 2017
Several of you posted interesting and logical reasons why this happened. I'm a newbie and assumed that currencies would behave like stocks on positive news. But, it seems I need to re-evaluate my perception and understanding. Am I safe assuming that ...
- pipfitter commented Mar 15, 2017
I'm new to forex and this is the third time I've witnessed the USD decline on positive news. Is this normal behavior? Can anyone please explain to me what just happened and why?
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