Currency
« Previous EntriesThe Currency for Uncertainty
Tuesday, August 10th, 2010So why is gold considered a currency? Well to determine that, you need to think about what a “currency” really is.
Currency Trading 101
Tuesday, July 20th, 2010As you may have heard, the $4 trillion Forex market is potentially one of the most profitable markets for individual investors. You have the opportunity to make triple-digits on single trades.
Fact: You’re a Currency Investor
Friday, June 11th, 2010Technically any investment you hold that’s denominated in dollars has lost value over the last 10 years. That includes your stock portfolio (plus capital gains loss), U.S. Treasuries, retirement plans and even real estate.
Interview with European Money Manager Confirms – Yes, the Euro’s in Boiling Water Plus, Don’t Miss These 2 Hot Picks to Profit
Thursday, June 10th, 2010Yesterday, German and French leaders called for the EU to ban short-selling on certain European stocks and bonds — sounds to me like they smell blood in the water and will stop at nothing to prevent speculators from inflicting further pain on the currency.
Protecting Your Assets in the Next Lost Decade: Your 7-Step Survival Guide
Monday, May 24th, 2010The Wall Street machine’s purpose is to lure investors into the world’s biggest Ponzi scheme – the stock market. These are the same croutons that chanted “buy and hold!” as the S&P 500 returned just 2% a year.
The PIIGS Aren’t the Only Ones in the Doghouse
Monday, May 17th, 2010Lately, everyone in their brother is beating up the EU. But the fact is, the EU’s debt problems are peanuts compared to our debt issues in the United States.
Your Quick-Start Guide to Currencies, Part 2
Thursday, May 13th, 2010You don’t need to invest a decade’s worth of time to start seeing impressive portfolio returns in the currency market.
By the end of this article, you’ll be on the fast track to transitioning from FX novice to savvy currencies investor.
Your Quick-Start Guide to Currencies
Wednesday, May 12th, 2010Now how to do you find the weakest and strongest countries so you can set up your own fixed currency trades?
The first thing to look at is interest rates. Currencies love higher interest rates because forex traders are always looking for a higher yield on their trades.
The Euro Can’t Sweat!
Friday, April 16th, 2010The decision from the European Union to provide an aid package to Greece certainly improved the short-term outlook for the euro. But this bailout plan doesn’t change the euro’s grim outlook because it doesn’t address the real problem…
The Legendary Profit Train
Thursday, April 15th, 2010Even in crisis, the world’s major economies are the most resilient. America can endure a $639 Billion dollar bankruptcy like Lehman Brothers, and Americans still wake up the next morning…gas up the car…and have lunch at KFC.
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