By Mark Whistler
Fibonacci Retracements are probability points where a currency, or stock will "bounce back" to, after a large move, and then continue in the original direction. In this article, you will learn how you can profit from using them.
By Mark Whistler
Knowing where to close losing trades is vital, but knowing where to close winners is just as crucial.
By Mark Whistler
See what's moving Forex Markets this week.
By Mark Whistler
Want to know what's been shaping the Forex markets this week? Find out more...
By Mark Whistler
With many time-frames to chose from, many new-traders find themselves confused about which charts they should be looking at. In this article, Mark Whistler explains what timeframes work best in Forex trading.
By Mark Whistler
Swiss National Bank Vice Chairman Philip Hildebrand could cast the first stone in a larger ECB paradigm shift.
By Mark Whistler
The U.S. Dollar has started moving upward in conjunction with the fall in oil prices at the beginning of the trading day. The Swiss Franc is one currency that has really been feeling the effects of it.
By Mark Whistler
The EUR/USD has hit choppy waters as many know by now. But who would have thought that the Aussie Dollar could start losing ground against the greenback? Could such a move be on the horizon?
By Mark Whistler
The Greenback is starting to make a stand once again, rallying higher against the yen. See how Switzerland and New Zealand are performing as well in today's forex chart setups.
By Mark Whistler
Greenback attempts to move higher against the Yen, the New Zealand Dollar attempts to enter ascending support, and the British Pound goes up against the franc.
By Mark Whistler
The British Pound, Canadian Loonie, and Aussie Dollar are all poised for momentum. Get ready!
By Mark Whistler
Bernanke's speech this morning stirred up a lot of action in the forex markets. See how the dollar reacted to his remarks about interest rates.
By Mark Whistler
The U.S. Dollar is posting a monthly gain against the yen, but there's room for for it to fall. The Aussie dollar is looking downward and the British Pound is as well.
By Mark Whistler
Momentum players are likely raking in the dough right now, with currency markets presenting exaggerated moves. Here you'll find some of the most exciting events happening with Forex right now - something traders won't want to miss.
By Mark Whistler
German GDP and consumer confidence numbers in Europe force the euro to abandon its attempt at breaking 1.58. The New Zealand Dollar is up against the U.S. Dollar but may be gearing up for a reversal soon, and the Mexican Peso is moving higher against the dollar as well.
By Mark Whistler
The euro slips despite seemingly good regarding GDP growth. The U.S. Housing Market Weakens, but the Manufacturing Outlook is starting to show signs of improvement.
By Mark Whistler
Oil prices halve Japan's trade surplus and continues to drag down the world economy. Saudi oil production will be raised 3.3%, but it's likely to have little effect on the price of oil. Mass layoffs in the US affecting large and small businesses.
By Mark Whistler
A rise in German PPI prices sparks a rally in the Euro, the price of US core goods and finished goods goes up sparking inflation worries, and the EU may start cutting some farm subsidies.
By Mark Whistler
Europe reports a trade deficit for March versus February's surplus, oil supply and government regulations continue to push commodities up, and Canada could stand to profit if oil continues to rise.
By Mark Whistler
Unemployment has risen in all four U.S. regions, contributing to the weakness of the dollar, housing construction is up but only for multi-family homes, and once again oil is up.
By Mark Whistler
April shows better than expected U.S. inflation numbers, Bernanke sends a clear message out, and the strength of the Euro may be hurting its economy.
By Mark Whistler
Forex Trader Top 3: Crude Prices Drop, Trichet and FOMC Speak about Inflation.
By Mark Whistler
Crude oil continues to rise on word of shortages but OPEC says supply is just fine, and AIG is in bad shape but they won't be looking to the government to bail them out.
By Mark Whistler
The ECB is holding interest rates steady right now, Trichet looks makes comments to the media that are sure to stir up market volatility, and US jobless claims are down. Could the economy be rebounding?
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By Mark Whistler
FOMC comments spur a dollar rally, U.S. non-farm productivity numbers on the rise. Home sales are down.... Why is this good news?
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By Mark Whistler
The euro is attempting a rebound, oil is higher, and Australia is likely to keep interest rates steady despite economic slowdown.
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By Mark Whistler
Agricultural commodities are through the roof globally and as of now, the rally isn't showing many signs of abating any time soon.
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By Mark Whistler
The U.S. economy is still underperforming overall, but it is showing faint signs of a heartbeat - every so often.
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By Mark Whistler
1st Quarter GDP is slightly up but the numbers are still dismal. The Fed will soon be making an announcement on interest rates that could significantly determine the strength of the dollar, and labor reports out of Chicago are bad signs for the US's Quarter 2 economic outlook.
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By Mark Whistler
The Bank of England is dropping interest rates, but England's banks won't return the favor to consumers causing the pound to weaken. And the Eurozone gets hit by American subprime problems.
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By Mark Whistler
Crude oil prices falls sharply as the dollar strengthens, Eurozone money supply slows, and the Bank of Japan may be prompted to action by heightened consumer price index numbers.
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By Mark Whistler
ECB member Noyer backtracks on statements about possible rate hikes, possibility that the Fed will lower rates again, and the price of rice skyrockets to all-time highs.
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By Mark Whistler
U.S jobless claims take a surprising dip, adding strength to the dollar. However, big-ticket durable goods sales disappoint. ECB efforts to bolster the strength of the Euro cause inflation to soar and German consumer confidence to plummet.
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By Mark Whistler
Comments from ECB and FOMC policymakers lead to the euro hitting an all-time high, Canada cuts rates to preserve its loonie, and American housing rates continue to fall.
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By Mark Whistler
In today's Forex top three: OPEC says it will not increase production, leaving oil price control contingent on the strength of the U.S. dollar. The ECB may raise interest rates to stave off inflation in the EU. And in a move to strengthen the pound, the Bank of England will swap subprime mortgage debt for $100 billion of government bonds.
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By Mark Whistler
Oil continues to soar higher, the Euro flops, and the German economy inflates like 99 red balloons.
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By Mark Whistler
The ECB admits they can't control inflation amid the soaring costs of oil, food and commodities. The FED has a busy schedule today of auctions and speeches, and Merrill Lynch is set to cut thousands of jobs in the wake of its $6 billion loss.
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By Mark Whistler
European inflation begins soaring while U.S. inflation stays on the ground, for now. The USD, however, took a big dive against the Euro today.
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By Mark Whistler
Food and fuel prices are showing serious negative effects on the U.S. economy, Retail sales are up but the numbers are bleak, and the British economy reverberates U.S. subprime problems causing a dip in the GBP.
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By Mark Whistler
The Eur/USD gaps down into "do-or-die" territory while the U.S. retail numbers come out surprisingly high. In Europe, the ECB is warning that inflation may soon rear its ugly head.
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By Mark Whistler
In today's Forex Trader Top 3, Mark Whistler discusses the G7 meeting today in Washington, Global food prices continuing to stay high with national food tariffs keeping prices up and economies down, and the uselessness of the Consumer Sentiment poll.
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By Mark Whistler
The BoE announces rates cut to 5%, the IMF reports that the global GDP for 2008 is expected to be significantly lower than 2007, and American joblessness claims have fallen significantly dispelling fears of a large-scale recession.
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By Mark Whistler
FOMC meeting minutes scheduled for release, IMF sells $6 billion in gold, and American housing problems are beginning to echo in the UK.
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By Mark Whistler
FOMC meeting minutes scheduled for release, IMF sells $6 billion in gold, and American housing problems are beginning to echo in the UK.
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By Mark Whistler
Oil is rising, inflation concerns grow as the Euro continues to strengthen, and European banks are slated to make key interest rate decisions.
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By Mark Whistler
Oil is rising, inflation concerns grow as the Euro continues to strengthen, and European banks are slated to make key interest rate decisions.
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By Mark Whistler
Mark Whistler writes about the top 3 indicators affecting FOREX markets today.
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By Mark Whistler
Mark Whistler writes about the top 3 indicators affecting FOREX markets today.
