Brandon Wendell, CMT
Brandon Wendell
Summary
As a trader and trading instructor, Brandon has been fortunate to meet many of the lead forex traders for international banks. He has incorporated many of the techniques that they are using for consistent profits into his own trading plan. In this webinar Brandon will share some of his own intraday trading strategies involving moving averages and multiple time frame analysis.Latest Live Videos
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AUD/USD is losing further ground below the 0.7000 psychological mark in the Asian session on Thursday. The pair faces headwinds from the mixed Australian Trade data. Meanwhile, the US Dollar stands firm near a two-week high amid intense risk-off flows, adding to the weight on the pair as traders now look to the US JOLTS Jobs Openings data for a fresh impetus.
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Here is what you need to know on Thursday, February 5:
United States (US) ADP Employment Change report revealed that the private sector added 22K jobs in January, falling short of expectations of 48K.