Joseph Trevisani
WorldWideMarkets
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Summary
Interviews Across the Spectrum of Global Investment, Technicians, and Traders, Analysts, and Policy Makers. Listen to the Men and Women Who Shape the Markets.
A joint venture between WorldWideMarkets and FXStreet that brings forex big players to the same table with independent traders.
This Time, Joseph Trevisani will interview Rob Booker, Founder and Trader RobBooker.com.
Rob is a foreign currency trader, best-selling author, and sought after speaker.
Watch previous interviews:
- Market Directions: Automated trading, strategies and Forex setups with Gonçalo Moreira
- Market Directions: Joseph Trevisani interviews Steve Nison
- Market Directions: Joseph Trevisani interviews Boris Schlossberg
- Market Directions: Interview with Kiana Danial
- Live Market Directions: Interview with James Chen
- Market Directions: Joseph Trevisani interviews Ed Moya
- Market Directions: Joseph Trevisani interviews Valeria Bednarik
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Editors’ Picks
EUR/USD challenges weekly lows after mixed Durable Goods Orders
US Durable Goods Orders were up a measly 0.4% in August, missing expectations of 1.0%, although Nondefense Capital Goods Orders ex Aircraft jumped 1.8%. Equities bounce from lows, but the dollar maintains its strength.
USD/JPY clings to gains near mid-105.00s, over 1-week tops post-US macro data
USD/JPY turns positive for the fifth consecutive session amid resurgent USD demand. The USD bulls largely shrugged off Friday’s disappointing US Durable Goods Orders. A weaker tone around the equity markets also did little to dent the bullish sentiment.
GBP/USD reverses below 1.2750 amid US dollar comeback
GBP/USD extends the retreat below 1.2750, as the US dollar makes a comeback amid a cautious market mood. The cable briefly regained 1.28 after an EU official reportedly said that the tide may be turning despite no big breakthroughs.
XAU/USD hangs near 2-month lows, bears await a break below 100-DMA
Gold failed to capitalize on the previous day's modest rebound from the vicinity of 100-day SMA support, instead met with some fresh supply on Friday.
WTI: Sellers continue to lurk near $40.80
WTI (futures on NYMEX) turns south towards the $40 mark in the European session, having faced rejection above $40.50 on several occasions.