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Equities Magazine - October 2008 Issue
Article: The Next President's Challenge
Author: Greg Michalowski
As the United States heads into the November presidential election, the implications for the markets remain a concern. Will the economy benefit or falter with the new administration? Will the stock market rise or fall? And for foreign exchange traders, what will be the effect on the... (
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E-Forex Magazine - October 2008 Issue
Article: Focusing on customer satisfaction
Interview with: Greg Michalowski
With, Greg Michalowski, Vice President Chief Currency and Market Analyst at FXDD a privately held New York based Forex broker capitalized in excess of all regulatory requirements. Founded in 2002, FXDD is partly owned by Tradition, the largest inter dealer broker in Continental Europe and... (
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Equities Magazine - September 2008 Issue
Article: Trading Retail Foreign
Author: Greg Michalowski
As most know, the U.S. dollar is getting a lot of airtime. Some blame its weakness for causing the rise in oil prices and inflation in the United States and around the world. By trading currencies, the average retail investor can take advantage of the opportunities available in the... (
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Equities Magazine - July 2008 Issue
Article: The Dollar, Oil, and Inflation: It’s Time for Some Support
Author: Greg Michalowski
The consequences of the dollar’s effect on energy prices has heightened concern as oversized movements in oil and derivative products directly affect businesses and consumers—and make monetary policy that much more difficult to manage for global central banks... (
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Equities Magazine - May 2008 Issue
Article: Why Gold Will Outperform Everything
Author: Greg Michalowski
Gold Reaches $1,000 per Ounce as the Dollar Continues Its Decline.” On March 14, 2008, when gold’s price pierced and closed above the key level, headlines like this made their way around the world. So what is it with gold and the U.S. dollar? Why do they seem to be... (
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Equities Magazine - April 2008 Issue
Article: Is Foreign Exchange Trading for You?
Author: Greg Michalowski
The Foreign Exchange Market is spreading from a largely commercial / institutional market to one that includes the global retail community. This is occurring owing to technological advances, cheaper and more accessible global economic information, and the increased number of... (
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Equities Magazine - March 2008 Issue
Article: A Year of Hope for the U.S. Dollar?
Author: Greg Michalowski
With each new year comes new hope. For some, it comes in the form of a smaller waistline, or a promotion at work. Others might hope to be a better parent or better spouse. But for currency traders, hope comes in the form of a stronger U.S. dollar. Last year, the dollar lost... (
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Equities Magazine - January 2008 Issue
Article: The Oil Effect
Author: Greg Michalowski
Understanding how intra-market relationships affect the value of currency pairs is an integral part of successful forex trading. By being aware of these relationships, the ability of these relationships, the ability to predict currency trends will improve on a short- and long-term basis. An intra... (
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Equities Magazine - November 2007 Issue
Article: The Currency Play
By: Greg Michalowski
As stock markets recover from the recent lows caused by the credit crisis, there are some high-flying stocks worth noting. The financial news favorite, Google (NASDAQ: GOOG), has increased by over 500% since its IPO in August of 2004. Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) has risen by... (read more)
Equities Magazine - September 2007 Issue
Article: Is There Any Hope for the Dollar?
By: Greg Michalowski
Now as the potential for disaster looms, are there any solutions to get the dollar through this economic crisis? The Bad News - It's difficult to forecast any change in the dollar's long-term, bearish trend. The list of negatives against the dollar is increasing as the sub-prime market and... (read more)
E-FOREX - January 2006
Article: Traders Workshop - Slippage
By: Greg Michalowski
Slippage can be defined as the difference in rates between where a market entity desires to execute a trade/order is actually filled. It occurs in Stop and market orders. For example, it is 8:29 a.m. EST and the economic data release change in Non-Farm Payrolls {NFP} is to be... (read more)
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