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Monday Links 5/16/11

Today’s reading list: Goldman On Why It Is Still Constructive On The EURUSD, And Thus The Market (Zero Hedge) Zimbabwe Says Days Of The US Dollar Are Numbered, Pushes For Gold-Backed Local Currency (Zero Hedge) PIMCO’s Largest “Equity” Holding – Gold (Zero Hedge) For Gold Investors, a Sudden Reminder of Its Volatility (NY Times) 3 Read More

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Saturday Links 5/14/11

Some Saturday reads from across the web: Europe moves to end passport-free travel in migrant row (The Guardian) Debt Crisis Could Still Spread To ‘Core Euro Area,’ IMF Says (Huffington Post) Australian dollar on the skids (Macro Business) Inflation rises at fastest rate since October 2008 (CNN) 50 Things Every American Should Know About The Collapse Read More

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Wednesday Links 5/11/11

Here’s a brilliant picture I’ve found – the result of Microsoft-Skype deal: skynet And some links for today: Pictures From A Violent (And Media Blacked Out) Greek Exhibition (zero hedge) Steve Forbes: “The US Will Likely Have A Gold Standard Within The Next Five Years” (zero hedge) Galleon hedge fund billionaire Raj Rajaratnam found guilty Read More

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EURUSD Recovering Some Ground, Following AUD and Metals

Quote of the day:“Simplicity is the peak of civilization.” - Jessie Sampter EURUSD – 1.4394 @07:16 GMT Good morning. The euro recovered some ground following AUD and metals, but remains under pressure – current recovery being modest so far and there’s enough room to the upside until notable resistance may be tested, at 1.4550 and 1.4650. Read More

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Monday Links 5/09/11

Some links to start the week with Timo Soini: Why I Won’t Support More Bailouts (WSJ) The UK economy: in graphs (Telegraph) German exports rise to all-time high (BBC) Probability of Greek Default at 68% (Financial Sense) Dollar Short Squeeze! (Zero Hedge) Goldman Turns “Tactically” Neutral On Stocks, Believes S&P Not Pricing In “Downshift In Macro Read More

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Thursday Links 5/05/11

Here are some reads if you look to decouple yourself from today’s crazy charts Goldman Warns The EURUSD Surge May Be Coming To An End (Zero Hedge) “If Not Now, When” – SocGen Pushes Back ECB Rate Hike Forecast From June To July (Zero Hedge) Fed’s Kocherlakota Advocates 50 bps Interest Rate Hike After Q3 (Zero Read More

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Wednesday Links 4/27/11

Today’s links: The Biggest Losers From Today’s FOMC Conference: Robots (Zero Hedge) 97 Top Forex Mistakes (Winners Edge Trading) 20 Questions For Ben Bernanke (Zero Hedge) The Mess in Europe (Big Picture) Pimco’s Observations As The US “Reaches The Keynesian Endpoint” – The QE2 Ponzi Scheme Is “Nothing But A Profit Illusion” (Zero Hedge) Shanky’s Read More

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Wednesday Links 4/20/11

Today’s links: Why QE 3 is Guaranteed (the Alternative is Something Four Times Bigger than 2008) (Zero Hedge) Secret memos expose link between oil firms and invasion of Iraq (The Independent) Recognize this pattern? (Pragmatic Capitalism) How High Will Silver Go? (Financial Sense) See How 16th Century Maps Compare To The Latest Satellite Imagery (Business Insider) Read More

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Monday Links 4/18/11

Hello. Equity markets and risk sensitive currencies are melting down today as S&P cuts U.S. outlook to negative. If you want to take a break from watching the charts for fresh daily lows, here’s the Monday dose of links: Goldman’s Take On S&P’s Warning (Zero Hedge) Guest Post: The Worst Advice I’ve Seen In Years Read More

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Thursday Links 4/14/11

Hello all. Here’s today’s dose of links Bob Janjuah On Picking Your Poison: A 1,350 Top In The S&P Or QE3, With A Change In The FX Regime And A Surge In Gold (Zero Hedge) Jail: It’s Not Just For Poor People Anymore (Lolfed) U.S. Dollar – Review and Outlook (Financial Sense) Zuckerberg emails leak, appear Read More

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Wednesday Links 4/13/11

Today’s links: FX Concepts’ John Taylor: The Recession Is Coming This Year, And Stocks Will Tank Starting In June (Business Insider) Dollar remains Fools Gold (Oanda) The Dollar Index: The Down Trend is Intact (Technical Take) The Bias to Sell US Dollars Remains (Daily Reckoning) The Hardest Working Countries In The World (Business Insider) Forex Recruits Find There’s Money Read More

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Monday Links 4/11/11

Today’s links: ECB Rate Hikes could Kill Greece, Ireland, Portugal, and even Spain! (Zero Hedge) Inside the Currency Boiler Rooms The Reformed Broker (The Reformed Broker) An Interesting Day (Along The Watchtower) Gordon Brown: I made a big mistake on banks (Telegraph) Laser gun tested on US Navy ship in Pacific Ocean (BBC) What’s Driving Gold? (The Big Read More

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Sunday Links 4/10/11

Today’s links: Shut It Down? (Economic Collapse) Soros Speaks (Zero Hedge) Tool’s Lesson on Fibonacci: Think ’Laterally’ (Financial Philosopher) The Impact of Algorithmic Trading (Big Picture) ECB May Raise Rate to 1.5% in July as Trichet Fights Inflation (Bloomberg) Europe’s Rate Rise Signals End of Cheap-Money Era (WSJ) Perfect Storm For Gold & Silver – Silver Surges Read More

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Wednesday Links 4/06/11

Here’s the daily collection of links: My Daily Routine: Checks and Balances for a Successful Trading Session (No Brainer Trades) Brown Brothers FX Commentary: Fade Tightening Expectations (Zero Hedge) EURO gets Green Light to Advance Further (Oanda) Shanky’s Daily Stuff (Shanky’s Tech Blog) Portugal on verge of bailout (Credit Writedowns) Expected ECB rate hike on Thursday Read More

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Tuesday Links 4/05/11

Today’s links: John Taylor: Growing up with forex (Futures Magazine) A Global Tsunami, Courtesy of the Fed (Chris Martenson) Bernanke and PBoC pressurize EURO (Oanda) Five reasons the yen will strengthen (FT Alphaville) Euro Zone Risks Exodus of Weaklings (WSJ) ‘One in seven’ chance that nations will abandon euro (Telegraph) The Dollar Declining Means QE2 is Read More

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Friday Links 3/25/11

Hello folks. Here is today’s links round-up: Euro Vinegarette Weak Educational System Hobbles Portugal People’s Bank of China Positive On Gold Due To ‘Value Preservation’; Concerned About Euro, Dollar And Paper Currencies Infographic: How To Have A Rational Discussion The triumph of coal marketing Browser Speed Tests: Firefox 4, Internet Explorer 9, Chrome 11, and More Sanctions in 72 Read More

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Tuesday Links 3/22/11

Today’s link round-up: Rise of the Machines: Check out these HFT Charts How Much Yen Did Japan Buy Last Friday? Long-Term Yen Charts Shanky’s Daily Stuff: EURUSD and SPX Straight Talk with John Rubino: The Damage Is Already Done With Gold Just 1% From Record Nominal High of $1,444/oz The Risk Of A Dollar Crisis Increases Read More

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Monday Links 3/07/11

Hello again. Here are some links to start the week. S.E.C. Still Isn’t Enforcing a Ratings-Agency Rule (related to my earlier post) Favorite Forex Trading/Charting Platforms (including my opinion) The 25 Best Financial Blogs WiLLiaM BaNZai7′s Book oF WaLL STReeT FaT CaTS Shanky’s Daily Market Summary And Conversation 3/07/11 Are Austerity Measures Helping the Pound? Gold Read More

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Thursday Links 03/03/11

Hello. Here are some interesting readings for today. If you have any, please share. Wars, Rumors Of Wars, Skyrocketing Oil Prices And Global Economic Chaos – Why Is All Of This Happening? Why Warren Buffet Hates Gold China “Attacks The Dollar” – Moves To Further Cement Renminbi Reserve Currency Status Watch The Highlight Of Today’s Congressional Hearing: Read More

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EURUSD Pulling Back From Resistance at 1.3850

Quote of the day:“Democracy don’t rule the world, You’d better get that in your head; This world is ruled by violence, But I guess that’s better left unsaid.” – Bob Dylan EURUSD – 1.3757 @07:30 GMT Hello. The euro pulled back from 1.3850 resistance level yesterday amid renewed Middle East concerns. Gold is trading at Read More

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Tuesday Thoughts, Charts and Links

Quote of the day: “Anger always comes from frustrated expectations” – Elliott Larson Hello. Crazy EURUSD chart today as it recovered from 1.3530 very fast, retesting 1.3700. Long tailed candle on the daily chart suggesting more upside action, so keep your eyes on 1.3750. Check my yesterday post for some observation on this level. As Read More

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Monday Thoughts, Charts and Links

“Always do what you are afraid to do.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson Hello. I made a few changes to the site recently, so if you notice any errors or weird behavior please drop me a line. One of the changes is the IntenseDebate comment system which is very cool. You probably know it already from Read More

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Wednesday Links

Hello. Here are some interesting articles and pictures from around the web. Chinese Demand For Gold “Explosive” Trading Rules, Aphorisms & Books Guest Post: How To Fake An Economic Recovery 7 Tips & Tricks From 7 Well Known FX Bloggers From Prison, Madoff Says Banks ‘Had to Know’ of Fraud Bloomberg Interviews Goldman’s Rapaciously (For Read More

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Short-term Charts Update and Interesting Setups

Hello. Here is a quick update to some of the short-term charts & setups I’ve posted 9 days ago but some new ones, too. EURJPY EURJPY daily chart 2-15-2011 EURJPY weekly chart 2-15-2011

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Monday Links

Hi. Here are some reads from around the web today. Charting The “Success” Of QE2 Investors Have $102 Billion Bet on Gold, Silver Gains Nasdaq Hacked, Sorta Running the government on 8¢ Liars Lexicon – Mark to Market. Job growth remains sluggish, though unemployment drops to 9% The Average Face of Women Across the World Read More

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Some Thursday Reads

“The market is weird. Every time one guy sells, another one buys, and they both think they’re smart.” Hello. It’s been a wild day: the euro declined below support at 1.3750, retesting last week’s lower levels on Trichet’s less-hawkish statement. We’ll see tomorrow if this 200-pip decline ahead of NFP was corrective or not. Here Read More

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Tuesday Evening Links

Hello. Today was a busy day in the market especially for dollar bears, though I won’t discuss any charts right now but I promise to do it tomorrow. Meanwhile, here are some recommended articles When will the Recession End? Part 139 Russia admits it’s dead and falling apart Web Running Out of Addresses Trading Rules Read More

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Quick post-FOMC Charts and Links

Hello everyone. The US dollar is weaker after Fed rate decision and FOMC statement as QE continues as planned. The EUR is pushing to the upside after diving to minor intraday support zone around $1.3650, GBP is recovering as well – but attention goes to commodities which are rallying at time of writing: Gold currently Read More

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Wednesday links

Hello everyone. A little link love doesn’t hurt so here are some interesting reads for today. Nic Lenoir On Visualizing The Gobal Ponzi Scheme: How Does It End? Biggest bank robbery in history Goldman Sachs bankers to receive $15.3bn in pay and bonuses Why So Many Hedge Funds Sucked Wind And Underperformed In 2010 The 15 Read More

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dollar recovers as equities and commodities sold off

Quote of the day: “Curst greed of gold, what crimes thy tyrant power has caused.” – Virgil EURUSD Trading strategy: standing aside Euro’s rally was capped at 1.3430 yesterday as commodities and equities sold off. The 1.3250-1.3430 range is still valid and its lower limit is back in focus at time of writing. My plan Read More

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