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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 Mid-Week Outlook: Technical And Fundamental Drivers For The Next 5 Trading Days
For the remainder of the week, the key events are mostly from the US, but even the top tier data is unlikely to move the pair much. For the EURUSD, the focus is more on the remaining EU data that might influence the ECB’s policy changes in June, particularly inflation and credit reports.
10 Reasons Why Russia-West Trade Continues As Usual & How To Profit
Asymmetry of Will: Ukraine matters more to Russia than it does to the West, and Putin has more support from the elite, and the street. Even though Russia wants it more, economic costs are unaffordable for both sides. Russia need not invade to win, can avoid provoking serious sanctions that the West
EURUSD Weekly Outlook: Has The Big Reversal Started? Here’s What To Watch
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 Lessons, Drivers, Things To Watch
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.
The Coming Week’s Must-Know Lessons: State Of Markets, US Jobs, Ukraine, Etc.
Both our technical and fundamental analysis of global market drivers shows that bullish and bearish considerations remain in equilibrium.
The Coming Week’s Likely Must-Know Top Market Movers
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: Why Top Tier Data But No Breakouts, & What’s Missing?
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.
Why Fed Tightening Signals Could Come Sooner Than Expected & Investor Ramifications
QE’s contribution to employment mostly done, inflation bottoming, and could snap back if in fact employment and wage data continues to improve.
The Coming Week’s Top Market Movers, Lessons: The Drivers, Questions That Actually Matter
First we look at overall risk appetite as portrayed by our sample of weekly charts of leading global stock indexes. In times such as the past 11 weeks
EURUSD Weekly Outlook: More Volatility Likely, But Can The Pair Finally Break Out?
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.
Fools Russian: 1 Chart Shows How To Play Russia Tension-Related Selloffs
In the end sanctions are unlikely to be much more than symbolic, business continues as usual, certainly between Europe and Russia. That means sanctions for US firms lose value, and purpose.
EURUSD Weekly Outlook Part: 2 Fundamental Drivers: Coming Breakout, Likely Direction Per Fundamentals
The current set of fundamentals before us continues to suggest that the EURUSD remains in its 11 week trading range of 1.36 -1.40. Why should it?
EURUSD Weekly Outlook Part 1: Technical Picture – More Upside Potential This Week, However…
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: Start Of A Bigger Correction? Evidence & Real Danger Signals
First, remember that until proven otherwise, last week’s selloff remains only that – a minor, short term dip. Our entire sample US and European indexes remain within their long term uptrends, albeit with further weakening momentum that is now mostly neutral, neither bullish nor bearish, and which suggests more range trading ahead.
EURUSD Weekly Outlook: Key Correlation Fails, Breakout Or Range Trading Ahead?
Normally we 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.
Kostohryz’s US 2014 Q2-Q4 Outlook: Critique, Implications For The USD & Other Currencies
The accuracy of Kostohryz’s forecasts rests on whether or not he’s right that consumer spending will greatly exceed expectations for the rest of 2014. The other predictions mostly follow from that, as we discuss below.
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