It's not about talking up the yen. It's about the increased wages, which should lead to increased consumption => more money/business circulating in Japan's domestic economy => stimulate economy => higher inflation. There are many factors affecting ...

Seems like the Scots are leveraging the referendum to get a better deal. Can't blame them; Brexit is a mess than not a single MP had a plan for. Not much to see here, folks.

When I was trading fundamentals and ignored Trump, investors and speculators moved in Trump's way. So I tried to adjust my trading strategy to account for intraday trends + likelihood of Trump's tweets (being bull/bear for USD). Now that I'm taking ...

According to the latest tweet by our beloved dear leader Trump, the Dow. XD

Yeah...I don't think the Brits will allow it right now, if only for the sake of bargaining positions against the E.U. (and the Commonwealth as well, since Britain is drawing up plans for a Commonwealth based economic system to reduce E.U. ...

Eh. The move was barely what, 70 pips so far for today's lows/highs? I'd say this isn't anything out of the normal.If you worry about the market moving some 50-100 pips over a couple hours in a day, then you should reconsider your leverage/trading ...

Unfortunately, I agree. We're getting hamstrung on margin requirements for ALL pair...out of the dozens of pairs we US people can trade, only like 3 of them operate of 50:1 leverage...95% of all pairs have 20:1 or less. And god forbid you trade the ...

There's one problem....we still get more yields by speculating with forex on leverage, Easiest bet in the world? Sure. But the profits are still less than daytrading on forex.

Trump's tweets/statements are killing technical analysis. One word, and euro spikes 50 pips in 30 minutes or so. Wow. Why am i supposed to predict how HE will say?

BWAHAHAHAHA. I gave up on the cable. They'll NEVER raise the leverage back as long as they have the Brexit/Article 50. And there's a good chance (read: high chance) shit will hit the fan for Britain in the immediate coming years after Brexit is ...

Maybe. No-one really knows for sure; if the large financial institutions want to troll us (ex: banging on the close at 4pm London time during the fix), they're not exactly going to tell us, will they? All I know is that I don't like the spike up, so ...

Actually, I tend to be an aggressive swing trader. My SL is usually at 30-40 pips, and I often leave earlier if I don't like what i see. I just REALLY don't like the way we had the bounce. It seems like either some jackass preempted a buying spree ...

Actually, i think some large traders jumped the gun on this one. No real reason yet for the comparatively sharp rise in the euro considering the daily range so far. If it does move up, it's not from data/news, but rather pure speculation sentiment. ...

I've never seen a more hilarious comment. Please refer to the world news, forex forums, and statements of various whistleblowers from financial institutions. Hell, even the source that ForexFactory often cites from, ForexLive, regularly warns about ...

Three things. Low liquidity Friday (major players and companies close shop for weekend). Any sudden surge of orders can move the market. LONDON FIX: at 4pm London time, major banks basically "fix" exchange rates based on volume and direction of ...

My god, the number of uninformed people here. US China disputes over South China sea has never affected major pairs in a major manner on intraday trends. The effect is too general for dollar weakness. The movement is more likely due to the London ...