Geopolitical tensions took a positive turn yesterday as dovish words from Russian President Putin over the conflict in eastern Ukraine and a the process for a change of prime minister in Iraq allowed the markets to breathe easier. Despite sluggish GDP figures from the Eurozone and a surprise jump in…
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Reversal signals suggest Kiwi dollar is set for a rebound
Geopolitical tensions took a positive turn yesterday as dovish words from Russian President Putin over the conflict in eastern Ukraine and a the process for a change of prime minister in Iraq allowed the markets to breathe easier. Despite sluggish GDP figures from the Eurozone and a surprise jump in…
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Reversal signals suggest Kiwi dollar is set for a rebound
Geopolitical tensions took a positive turn yesterday as dovish words from Russian President Putin over the conflict in eastern Ukraine and a the process for a change of prime minister in Iraq allowed the markets to breathe easier. Despite sluggish GDP figures from the Eurozone and a surprise jump in…
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Reversal signals suggest Kiwi dollar is set for a rebound
A 52-year-old Ferrari just smashed the record for the most expensive car ever sold at auction. The 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO, with a somewhat dark past, was just sold by Bonhams for $34.65 million. That blew away the previous record, held by a Mercedes-Benz racer that sold last summer for $31.6 millio…
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Most expensive car ever auctioned is sold for $34.65 million
A 52-year-old Ferrari just smashed the record for the most expensive car ever sold at auction. The 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO, with a somewhat dark past, was just sold by Bonhams for $34.65 million. That blew away the previous record, held by a Mercedes-Benz racer that sold last summer for $31.6 millio…
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Most expensive car ever auctioned is sold for $34.65 million
A 52-year-old Ferrari just smashed the record for the most expensive car ever sold at auction. The 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO, with a somewhat dark past, was just sold by Bonhams for $34.65 million. That blew away the previous record, held by a Mercedes-Benz racer that sold last summer for $31.6 millio…
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Most expensive car ever auctioned is sold for $34.65 million
A 52-year-old Ferrari just smashed the record for the most expensive car ever sold at auction. The 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO, with a somewhat dark past, was just sold by Bonhams for $34.65 million. That blew away the previous record, held by a Mercedes-Benz racer that sold last summer for $31.6 millio…
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Most expensive car ever auctioned is sold for $34.65 million
A Kenyan based online Forex broker has appealed to the Government authorities in Kenya to introduce regulations to govern their operations within the FX trading industry. Kenyan based broker called VIP Portal Incorporated (INC) owners say they are being harassed and extorted by police for operating …
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Kenyan forex broker cries “Regulate us!”
A Kenyan based online Forex broker has appealed to the Government authorities in Kenya to introduce regulations to govern their operations within the FX trading industry. Kenyan based broker called VIP Portal Incorporated (INC) owners say they are being harassed and extorted by police for operating …
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Kenyan forex broker cries “Regulate us!”
A Kenyan based online Forex broker has appealed to the Government authorities in Kenya to introduce regulations to govern their operations within the FX trading industry. Kenyan based broker called VIP Portal Incorporated (INC) owners say they are being harassed and extorted by police for operating …
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Kenyan forex broker cries “Regulate us!”
Argentina branded the hedge funds suing the country over their debt holdings an “international mafia” on Thursday after talks to bring a swift end to its latest default collapsed and sent Argentine bond prices tumbling. A group of international banks had appeared to be nearing a deal to buy a chu…
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Argentina dubs holdouts an ‘international mafia’ as deal hopes fade
Argentina branded the hedge funds suing the country over their debt holdings an “international mafia” on Thursday after talks to bring a swift end to its latest default collapsed and sent Argentine bond prices tumbling. A group of international banks had appeared to be nearing a deal to buy a chu…
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Argentina dubs holdouts an ‘international mafia’ as deal hopes fade
Argentina branded the hedge funds suing the country over their debt holdings an “international mafia” on Thursday after talks to bring a swift end to its latest default collapsed and sent Argentine bond prices tumbling. A group of international banks had appeared to be nearing a deal to buy a chu…
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Argentina dubs holdouts an ‘international mafia’ as deal hopes fade
Chinese households increased the amount of savings diverted into wealth-management products to a record 12.7 trillion yuan ($2.1 trillion), underscoring risks to the financial system from an explosion in shadow banking. The outstanding value rose 24 percent in the first half from the end of last …
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China’s Savers Divert Record $2.1 Trillion to Wealth Products
After Thursday’s gross domestic product data from Europe, today’s main events will centre on data from the United States. Markets will likely be dominated by news from Ukraine. Yesterday, Russia’s president Vladimir Putin stated that he wanted to avoid conflict, but by nightfall Western journalists…
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3 Numbers: UK GDP strength fuels rate rumours, US PPI and US industry
After Thursday’s gross domestic product data from Europe, today’s main events will centre on data from the United States. Markets will likely be dominated by news from Ukraine. Yesterday, Russia’s president Vladimir Putin stated that he wanted to avoid conflict, but by nightfall Western journalists…
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3 Numbers: UK GDP strength fuels rate rumours, US PPI and US industry
After Thursday’s gross domestic product data from Europe, today’s main events will centre on data from the United States. Markets will likely be dominated by news from Ukraine. Yesterday, Russia’s president Vladimir Putin stated that he wanted to avoid conflict, but by nightfall Western journalists…
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3 Numbers: UK GDP strength fuels rate rumours, US PPI and US industry
After Thursday’s gross domestic product data from Europe, today’s main events will centre on data from the United States. Markets will likely be dominated by news from Ukraine. Yesterday, Russia’s president Vladimir Putin stated that he wanted to avoid conflict, but by nightfall Western journalists…
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3 Numbers: UK GDP strength fuels rate rumours, US PPI and US industry
The Bank of Japan may cut its growth forecast for this fiscal year for a fourth time, as exports fail to bolster an economy weakened by April’s sales-tax increase, according to people familiar with the central bank’s discussions. The expansion for the 12 months through March 2015 is likely to be…
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BOJ Officials Said to Mull Cut to 2014 Growth Forecast
Traders can look to speculate with reversals in the direction of the ‘bigger picture’ trend. Reversals can be dangerous, because if near-term momentum continues the loss can be large. We look at using the Harami formation to pick a point-of-entry in a reversal. The reversal strategy alm…
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Trading Reversals with the Harami
