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2009 currency outlook

Mon, Feb 2 2009, 15:40 GMT
by Forex Journal's Collaborators

The Forex Journal


This article is taken from the Forex Journal (January 2009 issue).

The author, Ed Ponsi, is the President of EdPonsi.com and FXEducator.com. He is a dynamic public speaker who has appears regularly on CNBC, CNN and Fox Business Network. His book, Forex Patterns and Probabilities, is available at http://www.edponsi.com and from major book retailers.


  • Ed Ponsi provides an outlook for the major currencies as we move into 2009.

It is that time of year again – the time when traders tally up the gains and losses for the year and plan for the future. I am not going to bore you with the details that we are living in a historic time, or write about how volatile the markets have been in 2008. I am going to assume that you have not been living in a cave or have been stranded on a desert island for the past twelve months. Rather than a look through the rear view mirror, let’s look ahead to see what 2009 might hold for the currency markets.

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