John Forman
Independent Analyst
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Are you interested in buying John Forman's "Opportunities in Forex Calendar Trading Patterns"? Watch this presentation and discover what you can learn with this excellent book At FXstreet.com we are always in search for those books that provide the best value to the currency trader. In this is book review series we introduce new and old books from our selection. During the 8th session of this series, we'll present the book: "Opportunities in Forex Calendar Trading Patterns" by John Forman. John Forman is a 25 year veteran of the markets, having started trading stocks after the Crash of 1987 and beginning work as a professional market analyst covering the US Treasury market in 1993. He has traded just about everything an individual trader is likely to play (stocks, bonds, forex, futures, options). These days he focuses mainly on forex, individual stocks, and indices, but keeps tabs on all sectors to take a cross-market approach.
Would knowing where your favorite currency pair is likely to go improve your Forex trading? There are calendar forex trading patterns - some very strong ones, in fact. Knowing them could make a huge difference in your trading performance. Find them in John Forman's comprehensive research report.
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EUR/USD posts modest gains above 1.1650 amid weaker US Dollar
EUR/USD posts modest gains above 1.1650 in the European session on Monday. The prospect of a US Federal Reserve rate cut at its December meeting on Wednesday keeps the US Dollar undermined across the board, supporting the pair amid strong German Industrial Production data. Eurozone Sentix Investor Confidence data is next in focus.
GBP/USD consolidates above 1.3300 as traders await Fed rate decision
GBP/USD kicks off the new week on a subdued note and oscillates in a narrow trading band above 1.3300 in European trading on Monday. The pair, however, remains close to the highest level since October 22, with bulls awaiting a sustained strength on a potential dovish Fed verdict due later this Wednesday.
Gold edges higher amid dovish Fed bets and geopolitical risks; lacks bullish conviction
Gold attracts some dip-buying at the start of a new week and stalls Friday's modest pullback from the $4,260 area, or the vicinity of its highest level since October 21. The US Dollar continues with its struggle to attract any meaningful buyers and languishes near a one-month low amid dovish Federal Reserve expectations.
Bitcoin and Ethereum aim for breakouts as Ripple holds at $2
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple record a minor recovery on Monday, starting the week on a positive note. The retail demand for major cryptocurrencies remains strong despite outflows from Bitcoin and Ethereum Exchange Traded Funds.
The Silver disconnection is real
Silver just hit a new all-time high. Neither did gold, nor mining stocks. They all reversed on an intraday basis, but silver’s move to new highs makes it still bullish overall, while the almost complete reversals in gold and miners make the latter technically bearish.
Week ahead – Rate cut or market shock? The Fed decides
Fed rate cut widely expected; dot plot and overall meeting rhetoric also matter. Risk appetite is supported by Fed rate cut expectations; cryptos show signs of life. RBA, BoC and SNB also meet; chances of surprises are relatively low.