Francis Dogbe / Blog
“Trade what you see” is a phrase traders love to throw around, but the true meaning behind it is mostly unknown. Trading what you see has become a hollow phrase and its true meaning has been forgotten. By the end of this article you will understand why you probably don’t trade what you...
A British entrepreneur said he is raking in the cash by selling 20-ounce jars of British countryside air to pollution-stricken Chinese customers for $155 each...
USDJPY shows why we watch the big levels 116.00 has been a big level for months and I've harped on about it enough times for it to become boring. The PA over the last 24 hours shows why I have. A lot of people had pencilled in the 115.50/60 level as the big one but I disagreed. 116...
Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen will deliver her semi-annual testimony to House and Senate committees this week...
The pace of macro updates picks up today, including the monthly report on Germany’s foreign trade numbers for December. Later, two US releases will draw attention as the market looks for more perspective on evaluating the risk outlook as macro fears weigh on sentiment...
The first signs of trouble for prosecutors came about three weeks into the trial. Their witness was a government investigator called to lay out details of the probe into the alleged rigging of a key interest rate by a group of brokers who faced up to 20 years in prison...
Charlie Stenger, a currency-broker-turned-recruiter, has seen it all. One fired trader wept in his office. Another admitted he hadn’t told his wife he was unemployed, and left the house every day in a suit to sneak off to a coffee shop...
I have been following a bizarre and interesting story during the past six months. It involves intrigue, ethical conflicts and potentially enormous sums of money...
Seven years after the global financial crisis erupted in 2008, the world economy continued to stumble in 2015. According to the United Nations’ report World Economic Situation and Prospects 2016, the average growth rate in developed economies has declined by more than 54% since the crisis...