Tuesday, December 27, 2011

Managed Forex Accounts: Global FX Strategy Review for the week ending Oct. 14, 2011

From the Prudent FX Team executive summary The bear market
rally is nearing completion. Prices continued to retrace and
consolidate this past week as investors increased confidence level
led to an increase in risk appetite as the G20 meetings were
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Accounts Forex Managed: Global FX Strategy Review for the week ending Nov. 18, 2011

From the Prudent FX Team executive summary The dollar
continued to appreciate against the majors despite the increase in
confidence within the eurozone following the departures of both the
Greek and Italian Prime Ministers. Prices werent as volatile but
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Forex Managed Accounts: Global FX Strategy Review for the week ending Nov. 25, 2011

From the Prudent FX Team executive summary The dollar
continued to appreciate against the majors this past week as
funding costs continued to rise within the eurozone. With the U.S.
on holiday for the latter part of the week, a Continue
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Forex Managed Accounts: Global FX Strategy Review for the week ending Dec. 2, 2011

From the Prudent FX Team Executive summary Government
intervention seems to be the only tool that is capable of lifting
global markets. In recent months, risk aversion has been the main
theme in the markets as the situation in Europe Continue
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Accounts Forex Managed: Global FX Strategy Review for the week ending Oct. 28, 2011

From the Prudent FX Team Executive summary With an increase
in risk appetite following last weeks eurozone meetings as the
catalyst for a surge in global equities as well as other higher
yielding assets, we are still questioning the validity Continue
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Forex Managed Accounts: Global FX Strategy Review for the week ending Oct. 21, 2011

From the Prudent FX Team executive summary Another weekend,
another meeting, and still nothing concrete has been decided on
between the European governments. Greece is nearing dangerously
close to defaulting and once again the market is being promised the
next Continue reading

Accounts Forex Managed: Global FX Strategy Review for the week ending Nov. 04, 2011

From the Prudent FX Team Executive summary Another volatile
week for the markets as Greece once again remained the focal point
for global markets. Just as Greece secured the next bailout tranche
during the emergency meetings two weeks ago, the Continue
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Accounts Forex Managed: Global FX Strategy Review for the week ending Nov. 11, 2011

From the Prudent FX Team Executive summary Things are
beginning to move quickly in Europe as both the Greek and Italian
government leaders were forced to step down last week. Mounting
political pressure from eurozone officials to increase efforts in
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Forex Managed Accounts: Global FX Strategy Review for the week ending Dec. 16, 2011

From the Prudent FX Team Executive summary With the year
coming to an end in two weeks, traders took advantage of the
negative market sentiment and traded in favor of safer assets. The
U.S. dollar rallied to near the highs Continue reading

Forex Managed Accounts: Global FX Strategy Review for the week ending Dec. 9, 2011

From the Prudent FX Team Executive summary Markets were calm
last week as traders waited for the European Union to conclude a
two day meeting at which EU leaders would discuss options such as
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Forex Managed Accounts: Global FX Strategy Review for the week ending Dec. 9, 2011

From the Prudent FX Team Executive summary Markets were calm
last week as traders waited for the European Union to conclude a
two day meeting at which EU leaders would discuss options such as
an implementation of tougher fiscal rules Continue reading

Forex Managed Accounts: Global FX Strategy Review for the week ending Oct. 21, 2011

From the Prudent FX Team executive summary Another weekend,
another meeting, and still nothing concrete has been decided on
between the European governments. Greece is nearing dangerously
close to defaulting and once again the market is being promised the
next Continue reading