Summary
Nearly all Forex traders have been taught that the quickest and most profitable way to make money is by selling tops and by buying bottoms. But if this is the norm, then why do most Forex traders lose money? Join Steven Primo, Former Stock Exchange Specialist and 37-year professional trader as he reveals "The Right Way to Trade Tops And Bottoms". In this webinar Steven will reveal a simple but overlooked trading floor technique that properly trades currency pair tops and bottoms in the Forex markets. Mr. Primo's tools are extremely simple yet versatile, and can also be applied to trading any market, in any direction, and in any time frame.Latest Live Videos
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AUD/USD maintains its constructive bias above 0.6600
Further weakness in the US Dollar prompted AUD/USD and the rest of the risk-associated space to regain some balance and surpass once again the key barrier at 0.6600 the figure.
EUR/USD finds thin gains on Monday, but technicals weigh heavy ahead of US inflation updates
EUR/USD found slim upside on Monday, climbing from early bids near 1.0770 but bullish momentum remains limited with the pair struggling to break above the 1.0800 level.
Gold loses its bright amid mixed market mood
Gold prices retreated sharply on Monday from near $2,350 even though US Treasury yields declined, undermining appetite for the Greenback. Traders brace for a busy economic docket in the United States. The XAU/USD trades around $2,336, down 1% amid a risk-on impulse.
Top meme coins post gains following increased social activity amid GameStop pump
Meme coins in the crypto market saw impressive gains on Monday following a recent surge in GameStop stock. The increased attention surrounding these tokens signifies a potential resumption of the meme coin frenzy of March.
Dow Jones Industrial Average stumbles on Monday after consumer inflation outlook rises
DJIA kicked off the new trading week softly higher before getting knocked back after the Federal Reserve Bank of New York revealed that consumer inflation expectations for the coming year accelerated to 3.3%.