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My Interview for ForexBlog.org

I was interviewed by Adam Kritzer from ForexBlog.org

Forex Blog: I’d like to begin by asking you about your background as a trader and as a commentator. How did you get started in forex? At what point did you make the transition from trading currencies to offering analysis to the public? What was your motivation for that decision?

Hello Adam, thank you for inviting me to the interview. Back in the year 2003, some friends were talking about investing in the stock market. I had listened to their conversations, which was quite interesting, even though I had only a little idea about what they meant. Once I got back home, I started to search on the Internet – looking for Stock Investing websites to learn more about it. I stumbled across various sites and soon opened my first account on a gambling site. Gambling – that’s right. For example, it was possible to try predicting the last decimal of a financial instrument after 10 market ticks. That was crazy and foolish. I blew my account after two weeks, so I decided to take a break and do some more research. [...]

Check out my full interview on his website.

I hope you’ll enjoy it. Feedback is welcome, thanks in advance.

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EURUSD Still Range Bound

Quote of the day: “Where there is much light, the shadow is deep.” - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

EURUSD – 1.4844 @07:13 GMT

Good morning. Surprisingly (or not), EURUSD is still trading into the range which holds for 5 days now. Both lower and upper range limits, at 1.4770 and 1.4870 respectively, have provided strong barriers on each day. Tomorrow’s ECB Rate Decision and Press Conference are some of the most important events in the Economic Calendar this week, and would probably be bullish for the EUR as the ECB is strongly signaling that additional rate increases are likely this year, but at a moderate pace. Today’s important events are the ADP Nonfarm Employment Change at 13:15 GMT and Fed’s Fisher speech at 21:00 GMT. Looking at current intraday EURUSD chart (hourly), we can see that the EUR is getting a lift after retesting support at 1.4770 earlier today. One thing is certain: it will exit the range soon, as there are too many positions built on both sides with stops out of the range, therefore exiting one way or another would likely trigger a cascade effect of stop-loss orders, giving it a greater chance of a sustained breakout. Short-term sentiment remains bullish as EUR is still holding gains, not being affected by the large correction in Silver and Gold.

Trading strategy: Primary plan is to buy around 1.49 on potential 4-hrs bar close above 1.4870, initial stop at 1.4830 (0.5% risk), target open. Another plan is to look for selling opportunities after a 4-hrs bar closing below 1.4770, with an initial stop at 1.4830 (0.5% risk), target at 1.4650

Support: 1.4770/00, 1.4730/50, 1.4700 and 1.4600/30
Resistance: 1.4850, 1.4880/00, 1.4950 and 1.500
Market sentiment: long term – mixed, medium term – bullish, short term – bullish, intraday – neutral

EURUSD hourly chart 5-4-2011
EURUSD hourly chart 5-4-2011
EURUSD daily chart 5-4-2011
EURUSD daily chart 5-4-2011

Have a great day

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Charts To Watch In The Coming Days 5/03/11

Here are some interesting charts to watch in the coming days. Less words, more charts!

EURJPY

EURJPY daily chart 5-3-2011
EURJPY daily chart 5-3-2011

EURGBP

EURGBP daily chart 5-3-2011
EURGBP daily chart 5-3-2011

EURCHF

EURCHF daily chart 5-3-2011
EURCHF daily chart 5-3-2011

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Tuesday Links 5/03/11

Today’s links:

Markets on tenterhooks for ECB rate rise signal (Reuters)

Dollar friendly as Risk loses its Bite (OANDA Forex Blog)

Bin Laden Is Dead … But Why Didn’t We Kill Him 10 Year Ago? (The Big Picture)

Pimco’s El-Erian on Bloomberg TV: Bin Laden’s death and US economy (The Big Picture)

Guest Post: May Day 1971 And 2011 (Zero Hedge)

Shanky’s Daily Stuff (Shanky’s Tech Blog)

Nouriel Roubini on U.S. Economy, Bond Vigilantes, and Yuen Becoming a Reserve Currency (The Market Oracle)

Five arrested near Sellafield held under terrorism act (The Independent)

Comet Hale-Bopp ‘Frozen to Death’ (Discovery News)

Julian Assange: Facebook is a “spy machine” for US Intelligence (Network World)

9 Movies Osama Bin Laden Will Be Watching In Hell (Screen Junkies)

Cartoons invade reality (18 photos) (Chive)

Enjoy

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZaI3kVnoeA

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EURUSD – Consolidation Continues

Quote of the day: “The key issue for an investor is not necessarily to be able to predict that, but to be able to react quickly.” – Mohamed A. El-Erian

EURUSD – 1.4838 @06:47 GMT

Good morning. The EURUSD is still in range above 1.4770 support which is still valid after 3 days since it was first tested. Intra-day sentiment is mixed, as current recovery from 1.4770 could be corrective – part of the decline started yesterday at 1.4900. But the short-term studies are bullish and there are no distinctive clues to suggest that a reversal is due soon. In case of prolonged correction, keep an eye on key support zone into the 1.45-1.4650 region. 1.4870/00 is still a tough barrier but I think we’ll see the EUR breaking higher to test 1.5 in the coming days. Exiting out if this 4-day range, preferably to the upside, should provide decent trading opportunities.

Trading strategy: looking to buy around 1.49 on potential 4-hrs bar close above 1.4870, initial stop at 1.4830 (0.5% risk), target open. Secondary plan is to look for selling opportunities on potential break below 1.4770, with an initial stop at 1.4830 (0.5% risk), target at 1.4650

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