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Short The Nzd/$

Short The Nzd/$

by Marc Walton | May 28, 2014 | Analysis, Articles, Blog, Forex Analysis Examples, Global Macroeconomics

Hi, today I took a short on the Nzd/$ and there may well be further opportunities to do so today and in the coming weeks. This is not a pair that I used to trade so why have I shorted it? Fotis Papatheofanous and myself have created a futures trading fund that...
Major Moves This Week?

Major Moves This Week?

by Marc Walton | Dec 16, 2013 | Analysis, Articles, Blog, Forex Analysis Examples, Global Macroeconomics

This is a post from the members area of my forex mentor program: www.forexmentorpro.com which was first posted on the 11th December BUT is still valid this week: Our resident ex hedge fund trader, Fotis Papatheofanous is winding down for Christmas but has a a few...
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