The price of a futures contract is the result of a decision on the part of both a buyer and a seller. The buyer believes prices will go higher; the seller feels prices will decline. These decisions are represented by a trade at an exact price.
Once the buyer and seller make their trade, their influence in the market is spent — except for the opposite reaction they will ultimately have when they close the trade. Thus, there are two aspects to every trade: 1) each trade must ultimately have an opposite reaction on the market, and 2) the trade will influence other traders. Continue reading "The Psychology of Commodity Price Movement"→
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All the best,
Adam Hewison
President, INO.com
Co-Creator, MarketClub
I have to start out by stating that "I love the forex markets."
But what's this?
Here we are going to hell in a handbasket in the US, yet everybody wants to own dollars.
Go figure.
I have to say that the dollar may be the lesser of all evils in the financial world. Here's what I mean by that statement: I heard that a Chinese businessman who lives in Hong Kong said that the stimulus plan would not work in China, simply because there is so much corruption.
I guess in the US we only have a few bad applies, while China it's almost like they have orchards full of bad apples.
Well, after being stopped out of our first position for a small loss, we had another signal based on our daily "Trade Triangle" technology, which issued another entry signal at a very good level. The level is clearly indicated on the chart and you'll see this level in my new video for this cross.
For as long as I've been in the investment game (over 3 decades), this simple formation continues to show itself year after year.
Enjoy the video, and please feel free to make your comments known on our blog. Before I forget, here's the link to the first video we did on the USD/YEN cross a few weeks ago.
All the best,
Adam Hewison
President, INO.com
Co-creator, MarketClub
We are finally seeing some life come back into the dollar/yen (usd/jpy) relationship.
I have to admit, I love trading Forex. It's one of the most exciting and most profitable markets in the world.
In today's short seven minute educational video, I explain step-by-step how to analyze the dollar and its relationship to the Yen. I will also show you exactly what I think is happening right now in this relationship. Watch the video and see specific target zones where I think this cross is headed in the next several months.
The video is educational and to the point. Watch it with our compliments. You do not have to register to watch the video.
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The price of a futures contract is the result of a decision on the part of both a buyer and a seller. The buyer believes prices will go higher; the seller feels prices will decline. These decisions are represented by a trade at an exact price.
