FOREX VIDEO - Pre London Outlook September 21st 2009

Source: blogs.fxstreet.com

Hey everyone, for this Monday presentation I take a look at a small currency basket. I have constructed trade plans for the Euro USD, Euro Pound, USD Yen and Pound Yen. The USD Yen and Euro USD are both in some tight 4 hr price traps that I am watching closely for a break out. In addition to this analysis I talk about using the USD Yen and Euro Pound as proxy pairs for trading other USD and Yen related pairs. I hope you enjoy the video and good luck today!! David Pegler


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