FXstreet.com Live Sessions Archives

Fundamental Analysis - Looking forward

Expert: Adam Rosen, CEO and Co-Founder at 4xLounge
Moderator: Maud Gilson, Conference Manager

Summary:

Based on current Central Bank statements, we look to the near-term future as we anticipate which currencies will develop the strongest and weakest trends.

Economic and Technical View of the Currency Market

Expert: Rob Booker, Founder and Host at TraderRadio.net
Moderator: Maud Gilson, Conference Manager

Summary:
Rob Booker surveys the most important recent economic news, including what is currently driving movement the currency markets. He also covers some of the best current short and long term trading setups using a unique technical perspective.

Tracking the forex market together / Part I

Expert: Dr.S.Sivaraman, CEO and owner at i-knowindices.com
Moderator: Maud Gilson, Conference Manager

Summary:

Dr. S. Sivaraman presents his "Tracking the forex market together" double Live Trading Session. Read the FX European market and learn to make decisions during Part I.

Let Dr. S. Sivaraman give you live calls based on market moves and help you finding easy way of trading!

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Tracking the forex market together / Part II

London Session Scenarios on GBPUSD & GBPJPY

Expert: Mihai Marinescu, Website Manager & Trader at TradeCADJPY.com
Moderator: Maud Gilson, Conference Manager

Summary:
In this webinar, FXInstructor.com trader and mentor Mihai Marinescu will first have a look at GBPUSD & GBPJPY from an Elliott Wave perspective. After drawing the big picture for these pairs in near-term and mid-term, he will point out possible entries and manage existing trades with a comprehensive and efficient short-term strategy. Join us for a free analysis & trading session during peak market hours!

Anticipating the 4th quarter

Expert: Adam Rosen, CEO and Co-Founder at 4xLounge
Moderator: Maud Gilson, Conference Manager

Summary:

As we approach the end of the year, we will anticipate where the markets may proceed over the last few months.

Asian Session: Live Market Analysis

Expert: Dr.S.Sivaraman, CEO and owner at i-knowindices.com
Moderator: Maud Gilson, Conference Manager

Summary:

Dr. Sivaraman will review the previous day close levels and calls given in his blog and present expected trading ranges in 4 majors and 2 commodity pairs.

Looking at economic data

Expert: Adam Rosen, CEO and Co-Founder at 4xLounge
Moderator: Maud Gilson, Conference Manager

Summary:

We'll take a look at the recent NFP, and Central Bank meetings, and surmise the potential future direction of the 'majors'

An introduction to Price Behaviour: Part 1

Expert:  Mike Baghdady, Head Trader at SpyGlass
Moderator: Maud Gilson, Conference Manager

Summary:

Mike will help you understand Price Behaviour and Chart Structure.
We will go through:

1. The fundamentals of Price Behaviour

2. Price Structure analysis

3. Indentifying the Various Market Conditions and why it is crucial to know the market condition before entering a trade.

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An introduction to Price Behaviour: Part 2

An introduction to Price Behaviour: Part 3

An introduction to Price Behaviour: Part 4

Economic and Technical View of the Currency Market

Expert: Rob Booker, Founder and Host at TraderRadio.net
Moderator: Maud Gilson, Conference Manager

Summary:
Rob Booker surveys the most important recent economic news, including what is currently driving movement the currency markets. He also covers some of the best current short and long term trading setups using a unique technical perspective.

The Dance of Debt--China and the United States

Expert: Joseph Trevisani, Chief Market Analyst at FX Solutions
Moderator: Maud Gilson

Summary:
When yields on the 10 Year Treasury note were climbing to 4.0% last spring bond traders fears were focused three items: the Federal Reserve’s liquidity provisions, the Obama administration’s ten year deficit projections and the inflationary potential of both programs. The collapse in Treasury prices prompted the Fed’s entry into the Treasury market. Its $300 billon program to purchase government debt led to suspicions that the US Government had embarked on direct monetization of its debt, printing dollars to make up for the revenues it no longer had.

Chinese officials warned the US government to be mindful of its status as the world's largest holder of US debt and cautioned Washington to act as a careful custodian of its currency. But rhetoric aside, the Chinese had reasons of their own to fear what would have been a dangerous fall in the Treasury markets and the consequent rise in American interest rates.