Learn Forex Signals Effectively to Earn Up to 100$ a Day

 Reading forex signals involves interpreting information provided by trading experts or automated systems to make trading decisions. Here are some steps to help you understand and utilize forex signals effectively:

1. Understand the basics: Familiarize yourself with the key components of a forex signal. This typically includes the currency pair, entry price, stop loss level, take profit level, and type of trade (buy/sell).

2. Choose a reliable signal provider: There are numerous signal providers available, both free and paid. Research and select a reputable provider known for its accuracy and transparency. Consider factors like their track record, customer reviews, and the methodology they use to generate signals.

3. Analyze the signal: Once you receive a forex signal, evaluate the information provided. Understand the rationale behind the signal by analyzing the market conditions, technical indicators, or fundamental analysis used to generate the recommendation. This step is important to gain confidence in the signal and determine if it aligns with your own analysis.

4. Consider risk management: Assess the risk associated with the trade. Evaluate the suggested stop loss level and take the profit target to determine the risk-to-reward ratio. It's crucial to manage your risk effectively by setting appropriate position sizes based on your account balance and risk tolerance.

5. Validate the signal: If you have the knowledge and skills, it's beneficial to validate the signal using your own technical or fundamental analysis. This can help confirm the signal's validity and provide additional confidence before entering a trade.

6. Execution and monitoring: If you decide to follow the signal, execute the trade according to the provided instructions. Set stop loss and take profit levels as suggested. Monitor the trade closely and make necessary adjustments based on changing market conditions or unexpected developments.

Remember that forex signals should not be blindly followed. It's essential to conduct your own analysis, understand the market dynamics, and continuously educate yourself to develop your trading skills. Additionally, past performance is not indicative of future results, so exercise caution and use forex signals as a tool to support your trading decisions rather than relying solely on them.

Latest Forex Forecast and Rate Predictions

Nowadays markets are little stable but not 100% stable because the strikes against street wall general and against other market of the world.Any how see here Forex forecast and rates predictions.

POUND STERLING

Today was a good news/bad news day for the Pound. On the credit side, this morning’s UK Public Sector Net Borrowing figure for September came in at a lower-than-anticipated level. However, the Nationwide Consumer Confidence survey showed that British consumer confidence contracted for the fourth month in succession. The net result has been a broadly Sterling-neutral session. NEAR -TERM OUTLOOK – NEUTRAL.


US DOLLAR – The Pound Dollar exchange rate (GBP/USD) is 1.5936

The Greenback has come under pronounced selling pressure against most of the other majors during today’s session. The move has been driven by a positive session by European equities in anticipation of positive news regarding a Eurozone debt bail-out over the next few days. NEAR-TERM OUTLOOK – NEUTRAL.


EURO – The Pound Euro exchange rate (GBP/EUR) is 1.1484

A stronger than expected German IFO sentiment survey helped the Euro in early trading today, however Europe’s single currency came under selling pressure in the middle part of the European session as investors reacted poorly to the news that the Eurozone debt summit which was pencilled-in for Sunday has been put back to next Wednesday due to the lack of agreement by policy-makers on the structure of the proposed bail-out plan. The Euro has since steadied, however the situation remains febrile. NEAR-TERM OUTLOOK – NEUTRAL TO NEGATIVE.


AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR – The Pound Australian Dollar exchange rate (GBP/AUD) is 1.5391

The Australian Dollar has ridden the wave of improved risk sentiment on the day to strengthen against the majority of the other major currencies. However, next week is likely to be key for investors holding Aussie-denominated assets; if Wednesday’s Eurozone debt crisis summit fails to yield a positive result, then the Australian Dollar is almost certain to weaken once more. NEAR-TERM OUTLOOK – NEUTRAL TO NEGATIVE.


SOUTH AFRICAN RAND – The Pound South African Rand exchange rate (GBP/ZAR) is 12.8880

The last 24 hours has seen the GBP ZAR exchange rate has pushed through the key 13.00 level which it last visited during the sharp dip in global appetite for risk on 22nd September. The South African economy has higher interest rates than almost any of the world’s other developed economies, making the Rand particularly susceptible to any further bad news emerging regarding Eurozone debts. NEAR-TERM OUTLOOK – NEGATIVE.

Latest Forex Forecast and Rate Predictions

Nowadays markets are little stable but not 100% stable because the strikes against street wall general and against other market of the world.Any how see here Forex forecast and rates predictions.

POUND STERLING

Today was a good news/bad news day for the Pound. On the credit side, this morning’s UK Public Sector Net Borrowing figure for September came in at a lower-than-anticipated level. However, the Nationwide Consumer Confidence survey showed that British consumer confidence contracted for the fourth month in succession. The net result has been a broadly Sterling-neutral session. NEAR -TERM OUTLOOK – NEUTRAL.


US DOLLAR – The Pound Dollar exchange rate (GBP/USD) is 1.5936

The Greenback has come under pronounced selling pressure against most of the other majors during today’s session. The move has been driven by a positive session by European equities in anticipation of positive news regarding a Eurozone debt bail-out over the next few days. NEAR-TERM OUTLOOK – NEUTRAL.


EURO – The Pound Euro exchange rate (GBP/EUR) is 1.1484

A stronger than expected German IFO sentiment survey helped the Euro in early trading today, however Europe’s single currency came under selling pressure in the middle part of the European session as investors reacted poorly to the news that the Eurozone debt summit which was pencilled-in for Sunday has been put back to next Wednesday due to the lack of agreement by policy-makers on the structure of the proposed bail-out plan. The Euro has since steadied, however the situation remains febrile. NEAR-TERM OUTLOOK – NEUTRAL TO NEGATIVE.


AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR – The Pound Australian Dollar exchange rate (GBP/AUD) is 1.5391

The Australian Dollar has ridden the wave of improved risk sentiment on the day to strengthen against the majority of the other major currencies. However, next week is likely to be key for investors holding Aussie-denominated assets; if Wednesday’s Eurozone debt crisis summit fails to yield a positive result, then the Australian Dollar is almost certain to weaken once more. NEAR-TERM OUTLOOK – NEUTRAL TO NEGATIVE.


SOUTH AFRICAN RAND – The Pound South African Rand exchange rate (GBP/ZAR) is 12.8880

The last 24 hours has seen the GBP ZAR exchange rate has pushed through the key 13.00 level which it last visited during the sharp dip in global appetite for risk on 22nd September. The South African economy has higher interest rates than almost any of the world’s other developed economies, making the Rand particularly susceptible to any further bad news emerging regarding Eurozone debts. NEAR-TERM OUTLOOK – NEGATIVE.

Gold Mining Stocks: Major Uptrend in Progress

Although they’re more volatile than Gold, if you can position yourself on the ‘right’ side of their dominant trend, investments in fundamentally sound Gold mining shares can be even more profitable than investing in physical Gold. Here’s a look at the major trend move underway in the Gold Bugs index, one of the most widely regarded indexes that scores of precious metals equity traders and investors rely on.

My, how times do change. Less than a year ago, the share prices of virtually every senior and junior Gold mining company were on the proverbial ‘ash heap,’ and some market analysts had doubts that the bull run in the precious metals sector would ever regain a solid footing, much less soar to new highs. And yet, that’s just what happened - a complete recovery across the entire sector (including Silver and Silver mining companies, too), with Gold now at all-time highs and Silver up more than 100% in less than 12 months. Even better for those who trade Gold mining stocks, the Gold Bugs index (which tracks the performance of some of the biggest and most fundamentally sound Gold miners) is up a mind-jarring 200% since October 2008 – and the uptrend doesn’t appear to be waning yet. Let’s have a closer look at the weekly technical chart of the Gold Bugs index and examine the key trend indicators as see what they may be telling us about the future trajectory of prices for this volatile and potentially profitable sector of the market.

Dollar still looks weak in the short-term

With unemployment still at historic highs and the state of the economy still fragile, most top economists expect Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke to announce Wednesday (November 4) afternoon that the Central Bank is keep its key interest rate at its current low point.

Central Bank members conclude their two-day policy meeting later Wednesday. Along with the announcement on interest rate policy, analysts and investors are going to watch for commentary about the board’s perception of the overall economy as well as various key sectors.

The Fed has maintained a low to no lending rate policy for banks for several months as part of an effort to reduce lending costs and to encourage home, auto and other purchasing. This policy has helped mortgage-strapped homeowners to refinance in some cases and it has helped struggling debtors with lower credit card and loan financing costs.

One effect of a lower interest rate policy is that it has helped hold down an already beat up dollar. The dollar has been in a relatively weak position on the global front for sometime, and with little interest yield, no change appears on the horizon.

The perception of dollar weakness has not been as much because speculators believe the US economy is in that much worse condition than global counterparts. It has been created more as a result of investors fleeing dollar positions for safe investments like gold, which is currently closing in on $1,100 per ounce.

As the economy has improved, another reality has been speculators jumping into oil positions. The correlation between improving oil prices (currently over $80 per barrel) and positive sentiment on the economy has been real and obvious.

Despite holding firm in recent weeks, the dollar is still under short-to-medium term pressure against the Euro, Pound, and other major currencies. One Euro is worth just shy of $1.48, and looks poised for a surge past $1.50. One British Pound fetches $1.6531 and a retest of the medium-term high over $1.70 also seems likely.

The dollar has been especially weak against the Japanese yen of late. Global perception seems to indicate that many expect the world’s second largest economy to rebound and thrive more quickly than the largest. One dollar is currently worth only 90.83 yen.

Most analysts seem to agree that a low interest rate policy is still important until the labor sector improves. American consumers and businesses need all the help they can get. However, the dollar is likely to pay the price until it is freed from the binds of no yield.

Neil Kokemuller is an Associate Professor of Marketing at Des Moines Area Community College in Des Moines, Iowa, USA. He has a MBA from Iowa State University. He is also in house stock market commentator at Live Charts UK, where you can find real time charts and share prices.

Please note: The information provided in this article is intended for informational and entertainment purposes, and not as advice for financial decisions or investments. Actions taken on the basis of the information shared is at the sole risk and discretion of the individual. Currency investment poses significan.

Euro May Have Established Corrective High

The EURUSD and USDCHF have held their 61.8% retracements of impulses towards US dollar strength. The NZDUSD pattern from its high is also bearish. Patterns suggest that dollar strength will be the next significant move.arallel channel support and the 50 day SMA have held in the EURUSD, which keeps the larger uptrend intact at least for the time being. Still, momentum diverged during the rallies from 1.3747 and 1.4480, which is one reason I feel that the 5th wave labeling (2 different degrees) is correct. With bigger picture bearish implications, I must respect this bearish count. 1.4900/20 is serving as resistance. Coming under 1.4800 would bolster confidence.

GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks jump, gold off highs on U.S. jobs data

The number of U.S. workers filing new claims for jobless benefits fell more than expected last week to a 10-month low, while worker productivity surged at a 9.5 percent annual rate, improving the outlook for both the economy and inflation.

The more stable dollar put a damper on commodity prices in general. U.S. crude oil prices dropped as much as $1 per barrel, snapping a three-day rally, as investors adopted a cautious tone before Friday's key U.S. employment report.

Short-dated U.S. Treasury prices rose on the benign inflation outlook, which resonated with the U.S. Federal Reserve's pledge a day earlier to keep interest rates low for "an extended period."

Long-dated Treasury prices fell, however, on concerns about upcoming supply of bonds and as the positive news on the economy curbed the safe-haven bid for government debt.

Wall Street stock indexes closed about 2 percent higher, with the Dow closing about 10,000 for the the first time in two weeks.

The surprising drop in new claims for U.S. jobless benefits helped, and created "some anticipation that maybe tomorrow's employment report may be better than expected," said Peter Jankovskis, co-chief investment officer at OakBrook Investments LLC in Lisle, Illinois.

Subodh Kumar, chief investment strategist at Subodh Kumar & Associates in Toronto warned that Friday's key monthly U.S. employment report will be the real test for markets.

"Unemployment is already close to 10 percent, but if it comes out at 10 or above, then there will be worries that the consumers are not there for spending, and that will hurt the market," he said.

Wall Street was also supported by a rally in technology shares after Cisco Systems the network equipment maker, posted a stronger-than-expected quarterly profit. [ID:nN04515993]

The Dow Jones industrial average . ended up 203.82 points, or 2.08 percent, at 10,005.96, while the Standard & Poor's 500 Index .SPX climbed 20.13 points, or 1.92 percent, to 1,066.63. The Nasdaq Composite Index. rose 49.80 points, or 2.42 percent, to 2,105.32.

MSCI's all-country world stock index .MIWD00000PUS rose 0.8 percent while the pan-European FTSEurofirst .FTEU3 ended up 0.6 percent at 990.53 points