Weekly Forex Trading Bulletin
Since PipVac is now a fully automated trading system we will no longer post daily signal alerts. Instead, this weekly Forex trading bulletin will highlight the weeks trading successes and failures as well as addressing other company related issues that members of our trading community
Risk in Forex
by John Robinson
Risk in Forex: It’s not just about you and your choices
Online forex trading is of course a risky business, but the risk is not just born of you and your trading decisions. There are also other risks related to the market itself and the broker which are sometimes neglected during discussions about the [...]
Forex Trading & The Science of Getting Rich
Here is an interesting guest article from one of our joint venture partners.
I first became aware of “the science of getting rich” a number of
years ago when someone sent me a reprint of a book of that name
by Wallace Wattle.
The book is a very “dry” read but the author claimed that getting
rich was an exacting science [...]
Why The Dollar Will Get Stronger
The whole market is currently short the dollar right now but I think that could be a big mistake. I know this is a completely contrarian view and that the outlook for the dollar is not good. However, I have 5 good questions and 5 good answers why I think the dollar is headed for a reversal and that this is the perfect time to go long.
Trade Desk Thoughts: Analyst Dreams Or Trader Reality
Forget year-end targets and talk of the recession ending in Q3 or Q4 because, the reality is most analysts would stand as much chance of pinning the tail on the donkey as they would getting the Thursday close number on the S&P; let alone calling for the bottom of the most savage of global financial melt-downs that has ever been seen. This is a traders market right now, one that is built for reactive, contrarian thinkers who are prepared to take a shot at the links that drive forex values actually holding for more than 30 minutes; because in reality that is all that is being offered right now.
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