By MoneyMorning.com.au Let’s talk Japan. Every year some analyst comes out with a variation of the story that Japan’s economy is about to...
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Godzilla Will Come Out of Tokyo Bay Before Japan’s Economy Rebounds
February 4 2012, 3:23pm | Comments »
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USD Rallies Following Non-Farm Payrolls
Source: ForexYard The USD posted gains across the board on Friday, following the release of a better than expected US Non-Farm Payrolls figure. The...
February 3 2012, 6:09pm | Comments »
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Investing in Alternative Assets
Rarely have Americans faced a more challenging investment landscape. Bonds yield next to nothing. Money markets pay literally nothing. Residential...
February 3 2012, 5:44pm | Comments »
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USDCHF traded in a narrow range
USDCHF traded in a narrow range between 0.9114 and 0.9249 for several days. The price action in the range could be treated as consolidation of...
February 3 2012, 4:33am | Comments »
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Investing in Secondary Markets
As Facebook joins the roughly 5,100 public companies trading on major exchanges in the United States, only a week ago shares were swapping hands on a...
February 2 2012, 6:48pm | Comments »
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The Commodities Supercycle
The rise of commodities may not be a fad. Instead, it may be a product of social behavior and theory. I present to you the premise of the...
February 2 2012, 5:45pm | Comments »
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USD/JPY Hits 3-Month Low amid Poor US News
Source: ForexYard The USD/JPY hit a fresh 3-month low today, as worse than expected news out of the US continued to weigh down on the pair. Rumors...
February 2 2012, 2:41pm | Comments »
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Why Your Money is Better Off in Stocks Than in the Housing Market in 2012
By MoneyMorning.com.au If you read the mainstream you probably think it’s bad news for Australia if house prices keep falling. That it’ll...
February 2 2012, 7:40am | Comments »
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USDCHF stays in a downward price channel
USDCHF stays in a downward price channel on 4-hour chart, and remains in downtrend from 0.9594, the price action in the range between 0.9114 and...
February 2 2012, 3:54am | Comments »
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Bank of Uganda Cuts Interest Rate 100bps to 22.00%
The Bank of Uganda cut its new monetary policy interest rate (the central bank rate [CBR]) 100 basis points to 22.00% from 23.00%...
February 1 2012, 7:24pm | Comments »
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Central Bank of The Gambia Cut Rate 100bps to 13.00%
The Central Bank of The Gambia cut its rediscount rate by 100 basis points to 13.00% from 14.00% previously, and left the reserve...
February 1 2012, 7:06pm | Comments »
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USDCHF breaks above downward trend line
USDCHF breaks above the downward trend line on 4-hour chart, suggesting that a cycle bottom has been formed at 0.9114. Further rally would likely be...
February 1 2012, 5:48am | Comments »
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AUDUSD pulled back from 1.0687
Being contained by the upper line of the price channel on 4-hour chart, AUDUSD pulled back from 1.0687, suggesting that a cycle top is being formed....
January 30 2012, 5:22am | Comments »
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Japan’s Endgame Nears
By The Sizemore Letter I read a fact this week that I never expected to read in my lifetime: “The Japanese government is expected to announce...
January 30 2012, 3:29am | Comments »
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Can You Profit From Beer Drinking on Australia Day?
By MoneyMorning.com.au Whether it’s cultural reflection, or a result of the booze wars between the two biggest supermarket chains, the liquor...
January 28 2012, 2:00am | Comments »
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Monetary Policy Week in Review – 28 January 2012
The past week in monetary policy saw 2 central banks cutting interest rates (Israel -25bps to 2.50%, and Thailand -25bps to 3.00%), and 1 bank...
January 27 2012, 10:57pm | Comments »
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HKMA Follows FOMC in Keeping Rate on Hold at 0.50%
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority kept its base rate steady at 0.50% following the decision of the US Federal Reserve to leave the...
January 27 2012, 8:51pm | Comments »
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Does Low Volatility Put Your Portfolio At Risk?
Does Low Volatility Put Your Portfolio At Risk? by Alexander Green, Investment U Chief Investment Strategist Friday, January 27, 2012: Issue #1695...
January 27 2012, 5:35pm | Comments »
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The Impact of Global Oil Consumption: OECD vs. Non-OECD
The Impact of Global Oil Consumption: OECD vs. Non-OECD by David Fessler, Investment U’s Energy and Infrastructure Specialist Friday, January...
January 27 2012, 5:34pm | Comments »
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USDCHF’s downward movement extended to 0.9156
USDCHF’s downward movement from 0.9594 extended to as low as 0.9156. Resistance is now at the downward trend line on 4-hour chart, as long as...
January 27 2012, 5:35am | Comments »