Gonçalo Moreira, CMT
Independent Analyst
Summary
Are you interested in buying John Forman's "Opportunities in Forex Calendar Trading Patterns"? Watch our video presentation below and discover what you can learn with this excellent book At FXStreet 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 9th session of this series, we'll presented you: "How to Trader a Currency Fund" by Jarratt Davis. Jarratt has been trading Forex since 2006, and was accepted as a principle trader for the WealthbuilderFX currency trading hedge fund in 2008. The Fund itself is tracked and monitored on the Barclay’s hedge fund data base, which is featured monthly in the Currency trader magazine top 10 hedge fund rankings. He also works as a consultant to various currency trading funds around the world.
'How to trade a Currency Fund' dispels many of the myths surrounding professional trading, and gives an insight into his own unique tale of how he went from complete novice to fully fledged Forex Fund trader, pumping trades worth up to $10 Million a time on a daily basis, with zero qualifications and absolutely no industry experience. And through this book he will detail how you can do exactly the same!
This webinar is comprised of an introduction by Gonçalo Moreira followed by a completion and some basic teaching by Jarratt Davis, and a Q&A session.
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Gold builds on the previous day's blowout rally through the $4,400 mark and continues scaling new record highs through the Asian session on Tuesday. Bets for more interest rate cuts by the US Fed, renewed US Dollar selling bias, and rising geopolitical uncertainties turn out to be key factors driving flows towards the bullion. Traders now look to the delayed release of the revised US Q3 GDP print and US Durable Goods Orders for a fresh impetus.
USD/JPY extends losses toward 156.00 amid Japan's verbal intervention
USD/JPY keeps pushing lower, while under 156.50 in the Asian session on Tuesday. The Japanese Yen extends gains after Japan's officials warned against "one-sided and sharp" currency moves, raising fears of a forex market intervention.
AUD/USD stands firm above mid-0.6600s, over one-week top after RBA Minutes
AUD/USD sticks to gains near an over one-week high following the release of the RBA meeting Minutes, which pointed to upside risks to inflation and reinforced that the policy easing phase is over. Apart from this, a positive risk tone benefits the Aussie, while rising Fed rate cut bets undermine the US Dollar and act as a tailwind for the currency pair. The focus now shifts to U.S. macro data – the preliminary Q3 GDP print and Durable Goods Orders.
Year ahead 2026: Where will Bitcoin be in a year’s time?
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Ten questions that matter going into 2026
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Here is what you need to know on Tuesday, December 23:
US Dollar Index (DXY) expectations for a dovish Federal Reserve (Fed) monetary policy path into 2026 weigh on sentiment. The US Dollar Index (DXY) trades around 98.30, retreating after climbing to a one-week high on Friday.