Don't Be Stubbornly Short When Market Is Long

	Jun 17, 2013 Volume 37 Issue 4

Don't Be Stubbornly Short When Market Is Long by Tim Kosen "Why worry? If you’ve done the very best you can, worrying won’t make it any better." —Walt Disney.Last week I wrote an article about the importance of entering trades in the direction of a trend and used the dollar/yen (USD/JPY)...

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Don't Be Afraid To Miss Out On The Next Move by Mercedes van Essen The fear of missing out, I like to also refer to it as FOMO for short, is rampant amongst traders, particularly when we think that the market has turned now; or hmm, has it? I see many traders fretting over the fact that they are not short $SPD...

Tidal Shift in the Bond Market by Andy Waldock The recent spike in Treasury yields could very well be signaling a change in trend direction. We rarely try to pick tops or bottoms in major trending markets. It simply doesn’t pay. However, we’re seeing lots of corroborating eviden...

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Forex Weekly outlook by Greg Firman A complete look at the week ahead including a review of the main currency, equity and commodity futures and how they will affect trading in the Forex market for the week of June 17, 2013. More

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