"Maybe it could be usefull:
There Are No Secrets: Special ITC 2012
http://www.fxstreet.com/education/trading-strategies/there-are-no-secrets/2012/08/03/"
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- Mauricio Carrillo heads the FXstreet.com American team from San Francisco. He studied Mass Communication and Media Production at the Universidad del Norte of Barranquilla (Colombia) and Journalism at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (Spain).
Mauricio is the creative mind behind the original ideas of the most followed reports in FXstreet.com like 'The best pair to trade now' and the 'FXstreet.com Experts Forecast Poll' sentiment index. He has also led special reports and coverages such as the 'Forex Doc,' 'The European Crisis' reports and the 'There are no secrets' eBook.
Previously in FXstreet.com, Mr. Carrillo worked as Research Manager where he was leading the company's efforts to raise the external contributors' quality in the FXstreet.com site. He has also contributed to the FXstreet.com economic calendar and its new features like events and countries' pages.
After working for a communications agency and being involved in investments markets for around 10 years, he joined the FXstreet.com team in 2007. Mauricio contributes to the news area, his analysis being more of fundamental and macro-economics than purely technical.
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EUR/USD Banks and Experts Forecast Currencies Poll
Posted on August 10, 2012 at 9:45pm 0 Comments 1 Like
Euro to go to 1.2335 next week.
ContinueAnna Coulling: Eurodollar continue to defy as it bounced off its two year lows above the 1.20 level and now looks set for a further leg up in this short term recovery, possibly as far as 1.2750 area where it is likely to run out of steam once…
Forex Flash: US retail sales to remain weaker than before financial crisis; Expect 0.2% gain - BoA
Posted on August 10, 2012 at 9:42pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Something is changing in US:
Now the consumer is more focused "to save and pay down debt than to spend, and are spending a greater proportion of income on services and increased costs of living."
US retail sales to remain weaker than before financial crisis; Expect 0.2% gain - BoA…
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- At 4:35am on July 1, 2012,
Dipak Patil said…
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