Forex Trading

Posted By Gold Prices On March 29, 2009 @ 3:58 am In Other | 8 Comments
Things are getting uncomfortable for individuals and corporations looking to deposit their money in tax havens around the world. Just recently, Congress introduced the so-called “Stop Tax Haven Abuse Act,” which is designed to do away with the privacy afforded [...]

Sacha Tarkovsky : FOREX trading looks easy yet few succeed.If you are thinking of trading FOREX then you need to consider the fact 95% of traders lose their equity quickly.FOREX trading is difficult as it means you have think and act in a totally different way and adopt a different mindset to win.Here we will [...]

Andres Munoz : In this current environment we are witnessing the melt down of Wall Street, further decline of the US dollar and loss of faith in US financial institutions around the world.It’s very clear we are in a recession and have been for some time despite what the current administration wanted you to think [...]

prasanna s asked: I need to know about the basics of forex trading, how to start trading and how to minimize the loss on forex trading and maximise the profits on forex trading.

Kent Douglas asked: Fifteen years ago, you would not hear about people trading on the Forex market-at least not real people. Until that time, only central banks, large hedge funds, and other financial giants like Warren Buffet could afford to dabble in the currencies markets. Today, however, the Forex is the most fluid market in [...]

Pha King Liberals asked: http://www.csmonitor.com/2009/0209/p09s01-coop.html
Instead of stimulus, do nothing – seriously
“Indeed, when the government did intervene actively, under Herbert Hoover and Franklin D. Roosevelt, the result was the Great Depression. “

Alison S asked: The stupid talk about the Great Depression of 2008-2009 has me freaking out.
Especially since I’ve lived in my new house for only two months after struggling for 4 months to save and waiting 3 months to close.

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mike v asked: We all know that the US economy is in recession (officially), but are we in a depression?
Also, are there guidelines to decide something like this?
I’m curious if there are specific guidelines. Like how a recession is two consecutive quarters of negative growth.

abc asked: When will a full blown depression hit the US economy, now that is inevitable?
the jobs section of my local newspaper used to be 23 to 25 pages big. now its only 2 to 3 pages big and most of the space is occupied by ads.