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Summary
The market is the device for transferring money from the impatient to patient" - Warren Buffet. We are going to get knee-deep into trading entries. Most traders have a propensity to get into a trade at precisely the wrong time. We will examine the Forex market cycles, and the psychology of entering when most traders think you are crazy... and we will talk about why this works. As it turns out, this is often a very good way of avoiding losing trades. We also dig into Ed Seykota's (from the Market Wizards) views on this -- this may be controversial. During the last section of the webinar, we will take a look at your charts, so bring your questions and will examine the live markets from a naked trading perspective.Latest Live Videos
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EUR/USD gained traction and turned positive on the day above 1.0650. The improvement seen in risk mood following the earlier flight to safety weighs on the US Dollar ahead of the weekend and helps the pair push higher.
GBP/USD recovers toward 1.2450 after UK Retail Sales data
GBP/USD reversed its direction and advanced to the 1.2450 area after touching a fresh multi-month low below 1.2400 in the Asian session. The positive shift seen in risk mood on easing fears over a deepening Iran-Israel conflict supports the pair.
Gold holds steady at around $2,380 following earlier spike
Gold stabilized near $2,380 after spiking above $2,400 with the immediate reaction to reports of Israel striking Iran. Meanwhile, the pullback seen in the US Treasury bond yields helps XAU/USD hold its ground.
Bitcoin Weekly Forecast: BTC post-halving rally could be partially priced in Premium
Bitcoin price shows no signs of directional bias while it holds above $60,000. The fourth BTC halving is partially priced in, according to Deutsche Bank’s research.
Week ahead – US GDP and BoJ decision on top of next week’s agenda
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