Essentials for Profiting from Trading with Steve O'Hare

Steve O'Hare Signal Centre

Ian Coleman, Steve O’Hare and the Pia First Team look to break down the long and short-term outlook for the USD, and look to how it impacts the FX Majors

Correlation is a major factor in intermarket analysis; Oil and Canadian dollar, stocks and safe haven currencies such as the Swiss Franc and Japanese YEN, Gold and the Aussie dollar. The USD index is the major player in this market place. A solid forecast here (USD) can lead to substantial gains in the USD majors

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Steve O'Hare

Signal Centre

Steve has over 30 years of trading experience in Commodity, Equity and Fixed Income markets, in both research and trading.

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