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Most traders are familiar with the market correlations created by the low interest-rate policies and outright bond buying of central bankers. Currencies and commodities have been following the stock market higher since early 2009 when the U.S. launched what became known as QE I, a massive financial push toward driving interest rates lower to stimulate [...]

While the appropriate philosophy is essential for our success as analysts and traders, it isn’t something that gets much press. In our case, and that of most professionals, the philosophy would better be called an anti-philosophy. We aren’t so interested in reason, values, or causes – hallmarks of a philosophical framework — as we are [...]

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The Aussie dollar initially spiked higher on news that the German high court green-lighted a European bailout fund, but ended the day around where it was trading prior to that news, albeit in positive territory. The AUDUSD over the last week also reaffirmed its status among Western markets where bad economic data is seen as [...]

If a hedge fund tried to game a central bank today, as George Soros’ Quantum Fund did to the Bank of England in 1992, the likely scenario might be Central bankers getting together to determine the size of the funds position, then calculating how much of a currency move was needed to wipe out two-thirds [...]

Unless you’re a scientist, the average person does not need to see things from a different dimension, so we don’t. If we thought about analyzing the day to day physical things we see from a different dimension, like a tree, or a bird, or your neighbor, it would seem silly, because there is really no [...]