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- How To Quickly Eliminate The Stress of Worry by Better You Blog on Nov 15, 2009
by Trevor Emdon “I’m really worried about …” You fill in the blank. Worry is so much a part of modern life that most of us accept it as just a part of being human, but I think there is a serious and much better alternative.
- What Is Backtesting? (Part II) by CHASTER on Nov 13, 2009
Automated Backtesting is easy. The second method of Backtesting is performed manually and visually by the trader. Why would someone do a manual backtest? There are difficulties in doing Backtesting manually but at the same time there are a few advant...
- Market Cycles by CHASTER on Nov 4, 2009
There are four major market cycles. Knowing these major market cycles is important for you and your trading system. Each market cycle requires a different approach from your trading system. Adapting to market cycles can improve your bottom line.
- The single most self destructive force in an entrepreneurs life. by Lets-talk-business on Oct 24, 2009
Do not let ego control your business decisions…it does not work. Small business owners generally have a common disease….an over controlling ego. It is understandable in part, the ego part, as an entrepreneur must have a strong ego to stand out in...
- Forex, Oil, Gold, Stocks & Bonds (Part I) by CHASTER on Oct 23, 2009
The New York time between 3:00 PM EST to 7:00 PM EST is best suited for scalping with the counter trend strategy. Off hours between 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM EST is when all the world banks are closed. The U.S. banks are closing their doors and the Asian b...
- Currency Profile of Euro (Part III) by CHASTER on Oct 14, 2009
ECB publishes monthly bulletin detailing analysis of economic conditions. This bulletin can give important signals to changes in the monetary policy. Forex market participants widely watch the comments by the members of the Governing Council of ECB.
- British Pound Profile (Part II) by CHASTER on Oct 14, 2009
Despite the independence of the Bank of England (BOE), its monetary policy is dictated by the inflation target set by the Treasury Chancellor. BOE has the power to change interest rates to levels that it believes will allow it to meet this target.
