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Chief Analyst at Caesartrade.com, Blogger, Author
Cliff Wachtel, CPA, is currently the Chief Analyst of anyoption.com, a leading binary options broker, and Director of Market Research, New Media and Training for Caesartrade.com, a fast growing forex and CFD broker. He is also the author of The Sensible Guide To Forex (see ...more

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EURUSD Weekly Outlook: Downtrend To Resume Or Reverse? Here’s What Decides
First we look at overall risk appetite as portrayed by our sample of global indexes, because the EURUSD has been tracking these fairly well recently.
The Coming Week’s Top Market Movers, Lessons: Here’s What Actually Matters, And What Doesn’t
Divergences between US, Asia, and Europe and messages from the charts about what is and isn’t driving markets
EURUSD Weekly Outlook: What’s Driving The Current Trading Range, What Will Break It
Neutral, as downward momentum clashes with strong support at 1.3500. That level is likely to break, see below for whether it’s likely to happen this week.
Top Lessons For The Coming Week - Oil, Gold, Inflation: Connecting The Dots
Global equities and currencies may be stuck in low volatility mode, but oil, gold and US inflation data have been rare pockets of volatility, and thus the subject of intense scrutiny by otherwise bored traders and financial writers. What this volatility means, and what it doesn't.
EURUSD June 29 Weekly Technical, Fundamental Forecast: Lessons, Potential Drivers For The Week
First we look at overall risk appetite as portrayed by our sample of global indexes, because the EURUSD tends to track them, particularly the leading US and EU indexes.
EURUSD June 16 Weekly Technical, Fundamental Forecast: Breakdown Or Bounce?
For the first time in 6 weeks, the EURUSD had the bearish uncertainty about ECB stimulus lifted, so it could resume its usual tracking of overall risk appetite as reflected by the major US and European stock indexes.
Must-Know Market Movers To Watch And Lessons For Week Of June 9 2014
Bullish for global stocks and other risk assets as upward momentum improves and psychologically important overhead resistance beckons for a test higher.
EURUSD Weekly Technical, Fundamental Forecast: Huge Lessons, And Coming QE-EU?
Near term bullish, medium term neutral. As suspected we indeed got our “sell the rumor buy the news” bounce after the ECB fully met but did not exceed expectations. Odds favor some follow through higher to test likely resistance levels this week.
The Coming Week’s Top Market Movers: The Biggest Event Of 2014 This Week?
The events with the most market moving potential, should they offer any surprises, are:
Lessons For The Coming Week And Beyond: What’s Behind The Rally & Headlines
Chart Don’t Lie: Dramatic headlines and dominant news themes don’t necessarily move markets. Price action is critical for understanding what events and developments are and are not actually driving markets.
EURUSD Weekly Forecast June 1, 2014, Technical, Fundamental Analysis: This Week Decides – Breakdown Or
Near term bullish, medium term neutral. Odds favor a “sell the news” bounce after the ECB’s expected easing steps Thursday. Likely support, resistance levels that limit up, down moves.
The Coming Week’s Top Market Movers, Lessons: Did We Just See 2014’s Biggest Story?
Except for the UK’s FSTE 100, all of the leading global indexes in our sample closed the week modestly higher due to a combination of technical factors, anticipated stimulus, and economic data that was mixed but good enough to allow the upward momentum to continue.
2014’s Biggest New Investment Theme: Lower US Rates For A Much Longer Time
One of the biggest stories in global financial markets this year, particularly in currency markets, is the shift in US interest rate expectations. This is huge, because as we’ll describe below, it affects almost all major global markets and asset classes.
EURUSD Weekly Outlook: Edging Towards A Trend Reversal-Drivers, Ramifications, How To Profit
This week we again minimize our usual discussion of overall risk appetite per our sample of leading global stock indexes. For the past 3 weeks they haven’t helped us forecast EURUSD moves:
Top Lessons, Market Movers, And Questions For The Coming Week
Chart Don’t Lie: Dramatic headlines and dominant news themes don’t necessarily move markets. Price action is critical for understanding what events and developments are, and are not, actually driving markets.
EURUSD Weekly Outlook: Showing Weakness Or Resilience? How To Tell And Ramifications
First we look at overall risk appetite as portrayed by our sample of global indexes, because the EURUSD has been tracking these fairly well recently.
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