Sahm Rule The markets have been really volatile the last couple of weeks as a US interest rate decrease is now not only all but guaranteed in September, but there is a really good chance that the cut is bigger than predicted, i.e. 50 basis points. There are also a lot...
How Elections can affect Forex markets This week, with the British and French parliamentary elections, I thought I’d look at how elections could and have affected forex trading in the past. I will also look at M2 setups for the week, offering some ideas for...
Trading, Freedom & Life in India I am so grateful that I learned how to trade properly with Marc. It revolutionised my life. The freedom to work from home and travel when I want is incredible compared to my previous life. During covid, I was employed by a large US...
The Euro Zone The Euro is the world’s second reserve currency behind the U.S. dollar and the second most popular currency in the Forex market. The Euro is the second most popular currency in the world behind the U.S. dollar. In international payments, EUR continues to...
Why is correlation important? This week I thought I’d try and explain the correlation between the various forex trading pairs. There are loads of pairs in ‘interesting’ areas and it’s important to remember to manage and understand the risk you...
Leading and lagging indicators in forex This week I thought I’d look at news releases in a bit more detail. There are two general categories of indicators, lagging and leading. Leading and lagging indicators in forex trading refer to economic indicators...