Thursday, July 18, 2013

Greek authorities went on tightening of austerity measures

The Greek authorities went on tightening of austerity measures in order to receive a new financial tranche of troika of international lenders. Greek parliament voted to adopt new anti-crisis measures. Deputies approved the bill that provides the dismissal of more than 4 million public sector workers and cuts in funding a number of budget-funded sectors.

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Monday, July 15, 2013

Why you have to overcome Forex fears

The acceptance of fear and using it to your advantage will make you strong trader who is able to trade freely and enjoy the excitement in the process of trading. Through a fight with fears you will not achieve anything. Only understanding and overcoming are the best remedy for this emotion.

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Thursday, July 11, 2013

Economic crisis: how things could be

In the study of the University of Southern California researches argue that the high debt burden of banks is the best solution. However, only in the case when several conditions are met. First, market participants are rational (and not as financiers of Lehman Brothers), and, secondly, there are no transaction costs and taxes.

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Tuesday, July 9, 2013

Gold standard most likely will not be returned

Due to permanent panic moods in the financial markets there are new calls to return the gold standard. However in a world where the real value of gold has become a brand, the introduction of the gold standard could lead to dramatic consequences.

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Monday, July 8, 2013

Importance of Forex psychology

The absence of clearly defined trading plan, which includes the rules of entry and exit from the Forex market, almost guarantees you a failure, at least in the long run. New traders usually make the same common mistakes. They often succumb to the temptation to throw their plan under the influence of emotions when things do not go as expected.

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Friday, July 5, 2013

Young markets could grow in developing countries through protests

Millions of rallies and protest marches that had been affecting Turkey, Egypt, Brazil and other major developing countries in recent months could be the key to their economic bright tomorrow.

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Tuesday, July 2, 2013

The boom around the BRIC countries is weakening

The last ten years, most of the interests of investors were focused on fast-growing emerging markets - Brazil, Russia, India and China. But the boom around the BRIC countries is weakening. It's time for investors to reconsider their approach to investing in emerging markets.

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