By admin | December 18, 2008 - 5:40 am - Posted in Articles

Recession word itself enough to create a panic in the stomach of the whole world. If someone gets up and checks the empirical meaning of recession in the good lexicon, he or she will feel something disgusting about it; fear factor will dance in front of him or her. It looks like coming to hell just after knocking the door of the zenith.

At this juncture world is confronting the same fearful word “Recession” in empirical way. The world had good news that U.S. GDP (Gross Domestic Product) has grown 3.3% annually in second quarter of year 2008 but it was just like an oasis and faded away when US government has given whopping jobless claims 444,000 on last Thursday. Rising inflation, housing slowdown, 16 year low housing prices, diminishing industrial growth, Federal Reserve policy on interest rate all are rubbing salt on the wounds. Now US government is pondering over the Fannie and Freddie financials and set to take over the housing mortgage giants.

It is not only United States of America but whole world starting from African countries to European countries, which covers Asia too. Markets from New Zealand to India suffered a sell-off Friday, September 5, 2008, with as many as five benchmark indices set 52-week lows, as investors dumped stocks on concerns about weakening growth prospects and uncertainty over the global economy.

Socio-political issues has created unusual troubles in South Africa, which is known as the most prosperous country in the African continent and precious metal mining hub across the globe, had reeled on august 6, 2008, when rand has fallen 1.90% against the USD due to trade union nationwide strike to protest against the food and electricity prices. State military of Nigeria said, “Blast was not an accident but deliberate sabotage by a group protesting the alleged nonpayment of fees by the energy company to the local population.” Nigeria social turmoil is on acme and any time untoward happening may occur that can fuel, for the time being subsidized, crude oil prices. Zimbabwe political instability continues to romp over the constructive activities in the region. The inflation in Zimbabwe jumped to over 11,250,000% in June. Rebels in Kenya are also contributing enough in poorly shaped African economic condition.

Now look at Asian economies, first comes China where everyone was thinking that after the Olympics china will resume the economic work on growth agenda and the demand for the commodities like copper, aluminum and steel will rise but it was a distant dream all base metals are setting new lows on commodity exchanges. China also eyeing on currency markets and all set to devalue the Yuan against its rival currencies in order to enhance the export growth which has become less lucrative for the exporters. World Bank has trimmed China’s growth rate to 9.60% from earlier 10.80% for the current fiscal. China needs to generate more than a million jobs every year and it is very difficult without double digit growth rate on the cards.

Japan, The land of rising sun, is also undergoing through tremendous inflationary pressure which was previously known for deflation. Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda resigned after less than a year in office. His government failed to rein in inflation. The rise in inflation has been a trauma for a country that has spent the last decade grappling with deflation. Core consumer prices were up 2.4% in July 2008 from a year earlier, a panic bounce since 1997, and many Japanese have clamped down on spending. Japanese finance ministry has already given cowardice statement over the current year GDP growth rate. Experts say Japan has already slipped into recession and no one is predicting growth above 1% this year.

HengSeng, the Hong Kong stock index, has broken the 20,000 level. South Korea is under the scan of developed world where nuclear energy matters continues to harass the top officials of the nation. Korean Stock index is also not showing any glimpse of breaking upper records.

India’s economy grew at its lowest rate in the first quarter of financial year 2008-09 since last three years. The Reserve Bank of India is all set to rein into record high inflation by applying tight credit policy which remained above 12% level for the past few weeks. Annual growth slowed to 7.90 % in the first quarter of 2008-09 which ended on June 30, significantly lower than the 8.80 % rate reported for the January – March quarter.

Europe also nowhere different at present whole Europe is combating with rising inflation and fresh downward revisions in the growth rate. European inflation accelerated to the fastest pace in almost 16 years to a record high 4% earlier before arriving at 3.8%. Consumer business confidence index is also recorded significant decline and Economic confidence fell in August to 88.80. Brussels has revised the Euro zone growth rate downwards to1.80% from earlier November estimate 2.20%. Economic experts offering a faded hope and a few of them declared that next revision would be 1.30%.

Now the world is witnessing a global slowdown which can be said recession but optimistic experts say it is temporary and can be worked out with revamped financial policies. But at this juncture when the status quo is not allowing the central banks to act any way, one side inflation is rising which is not encouraging the central banks for rate cut and other side slowing economic growth is not supporting the rate hike. Hence forth in the last week Bank of England and European Central Bank kept their interest rates undisturbed, 5% and 4.25% respectively. United States Federal Reserve also kept its rate unchanged in last meeting.

Then utmost what can happen?

I think US credit market turmoil and high inflation is nowhere supportive in economic way for the world. Russia- Georgia tension, US-Iran-Israel issue and destructive happenings like terrorist attacks, natural calamities and political turmoil all over world is not foreboding good for the world.

The stock markets, commodity markets and financial instruments are heading towards south and not left even an iota of positive happening. Dow Jones, Nasdaq, FTSE, BSE, CAC, KOSPI, HengSeng, Nikkei, Shanghai all these stock exchanges shed their most of last year gains. Simultaneously commodity markets also near to nadir gold, the safe heaven commodity, has fallen more than $200 US after reaching $988US earlier this year. Silver is already near to set a new of the year. Likewise copper, platinum and aluminum are also fallen to lower extreme. Euro, USD, GBP, and Japanese Yen are behaving in the strange way and creating turmoil in the fundamentals of other financial instruments and markets. At present market elements are fighting for the worst rank. If the currency exchange rates changes more than 10% within a week,

The Raison d’ĂȘtre behind whole scenario of financial instability is that, fundamentals have not been respected during last year across the world. Investors have lost confidence over the period of wrong happenings that led to unsystematic investment in the financial markets. As far US, the world largest economy is concern until presidential election (new President) glimpse of hope is far away since it requires a major policy change. If same situation prevails shortly world may face biggest foul turnaround.

The whole world need to get together and must make necessary changes in the economical and political policies in order to overcome from this current imbroglio. The fundamentals of the market i.e. Demand and Supply has to be restored. People must realize the real money. G-7 meeting proposals have to be implemented in order to soothe the boiling intricacy of the world.

What can an investor do?

A good investor must workout different strategy for the investment. Meantime investors can stay away from the paper stocks and they can invest in the real asset value market viz. real estate, and commodities which runs on fundamentals rather than speculations. This is the best time to invest in housing because the prices are at possible lowest end. Markets with real assets value will perform better than paper assets in coming year.

Contact author at http://www.safetradeadvisors.com or safetradeadvisors@gmail.com

By admin | November 10, 2008 - 12:00 am - Posted in Articles

The FX Trading market is now playing host to another new software application. Released only this June 2008, the Forex Tracer is settling itself comfortably in the midst of new traders and season pros all over the world. Because this technology has yet to evolve with longevity, traders are only too happy to incorporate the Forex Tracer into their own personal forex currency trading strategies.

If you a are not particularly well-versed with the FX trading market, here is an overview. The FX trading market, or more commonly known as the forex, is a financial market where foreign currencies are traded with one another for profits. For example, the yen is currently strong against the dollar now, so if you were a trader, you would find this time to sell your virtual stash of yen in US dollar currencies. If the yen is weak at any particular time, then that would be the best time to buy a lot of yen, with hopes of selling it with a substantial profit much late on. This is but one of the many forex currency trading strategies that traders employ.

The Forex Tracer has one innovation that many online traders find attractive. Aside from a 24/7 monitoring system which allows the trader ready information about movements in the financial market; this software also has an autopilot for trading. Simply put, given a set of margins or parameters, the software is able to trade currencies in behalf of an absent trader. This means that any trader can catch a few hours of sleep and still be complacent of the fact that the software is trading currencies for him or her.

Do you want the very best forex trading robot? Well I have some good news for you, I bought and tested the top 7 forex software’s and put a review of the top 2 on my website: ForexTradingReview.Info. I made over 900 dollars a day with one of the softwares listed on that site. Just Imagine if you purchase a couple of profitable softwares!

You have to be very careful when purchasing a software though. Some of the software’s just sit around and never make you any money. If you want to make thousands every week with forex I suggest you take a look at the website: Forex Trading Review

By admin | October 8, 2008 - 11:13 am - Posted in Learning

I’m here to give advice for the inexperienced forex trader, the person out there that is new, but can’t seem to get it together. I want to help you because I was once like you. I hope this advice will lead you on your way.

When should I be trading?

I think the best time to trade, personally, is during high volume times. High volume simply means the time of the day in which most trades and money are being exchanged. The reason for this time is because at this time you can be certain of one important thing: market forces. When there is such a high volume, market forces are truly in control. If you took a time when the volume is low, like the evening, you’re going to notice that there can be quick shifts in the direction of currency. The reason this happens is that large banks and firms have a lot of money to move around and since there isn’t many people trading at this time, their trades end up massively effecting the currency.

How do I avoid bad trades?

Well, that’s something that will come with time. As you get more experience under your belt, you’ll notice that you have less bad trades. The problem is that you’ll never be able to avoid them completely. You need to learn to deal with them. The best way I’ve found to deal with them is to cut your losses long before a currency has a chance to cost you a lot more money. What I do, is before a trade I decide a loss point. This loss point is where I’m going to let go of the currency if it starts to go down. As soon as it hits that point, I’m out.

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By admin | November 6, 2007 - 10:26 am - Posted in Articles

It’s so silly reading some of the reviews of Marcus Leary’s Forex Autopilot. And yet, if you’re like me, you’re looking to find a system that will actually deliver on its promises. What all traders in the world dream of is a system that you can put in a few numbers and sit back and watch TV or jet over to Buzios to lay on the beach. What we all know is that no system is perfect, all systems take some work, all systems take some getting used to, all system can generate a profit sometimes. Knowing that, I am ready for the next step.

What Forex Autopilot tries to do for us is automate trading based on market moves. And the Forex market is much better suited for these sorts of robots, in my opinion, because they are open all day and night. Forex Autopilot isn’t the first trading robot on the market, nor will it be the last. And some of these are by design developed more for seasoned traders than others. Where does Forex Autopilot stand?

I would put Forex Autopilot in a range where you could use it as a beginner trader, but you had better understand Forex trades, especially market cues, because of the nature of this program you can get in over your head pretty deep fairly quickly. Automation is key in Forex Autopilot which means it will probably operate far ahead of your understanding if you are brand new at this. How much do you need to know?

One of the basics of trade is that in Forex, if you stick with the medium term trades, you can profit on the majority of your trades. Think of it as making many small moves rather than cashing in on one major good deal. And this is how Leary designed Forex Autopilot; small, consistent wins over and over. We know this as the Fibonacci Formula. And when it works, it is a delight. If you could make small successful trades repeatedly, and automatically, you would have the Forex Autopilot system, in essence. My next step is finding out how this program ticks.

What Forex Autopilot does that is difficult for any of us is determines the best time at the highest profitability to enter a trade. Almost like magic when you look at a market Forex Autopilot will tell you when it feels is the best time to get in and given the changing data of the market, when is the best time to get out as the risk becomes too high. This is similar to what the top Forex program reviews say of other systems. And as I’ve said in previous articles, these programs are best tested with a demo account at your local Forex broker before putting them to the test with real money. And now my final word to beginners.

Please use this software carefully. As you trade, Forex Autopilot is designed to move into bigger and bigger moves which can have you in deep water in no time flat. My suggestion here is to learn what you can about Forex and use the demo account provided with Forex Autopilot. However, don’t let your fear keep you out of what can be a very profitable move for you and your family.

Most programs will allow you to review a lot of their information. With that in mind, I’ve checked out many of the current Forex strategy websites and offer my opinion on the top three. Discover how trading Forex correctly can change your life by visiting my website.

By admin | October 22, 2007 - 9:26 am - Posted in Articles

This is my official beginners guide to forex trading to help all those people that are new to this market become great achievers. This can be a very intimidating and complex business for those that are new, but it really isn’t all that complicated. If you don’t build it up as this big thing, you can do very well on a simple philosophy.


  • What’s The News Say?: Are you about to make a trade? Have you gotten any information from your free consultant television? The news is a large ground of information that are very important to forex traders. It’s not like currency does it’s own thing, everyday on the market place. The very news we watch everyday on television has an effect. What should you be looking for? Well, you need to identify the economic news. Topping the economic news would be the Central Banks of countries. Any time they announce interest changes, the value of currency will change. Other important news would be on economic growth, GDP, employment rates, etc. The next thing to watch would be the “emotional” news. People are emotional and the market will reflect that. Acts of terrorism, especially in places with commodities, will shack up the markets. Check out the news before you start making trades. It’s a free tool to take advantage of.

  • Lose Smartly, Not Stupidly: Everyone from the richest forex trader to the poorest forex trader have bad trades that result in losses. It’s just away of life in this business. The different between the richest and poorest forex traders is how they DEAL with it. I noticed aspects of the “gambler” come out in people with this business. You buy in and you’re down. You say to yourself “I’ll hold onto it, it’ll go back up”. It goes down further, “I’m going to hold onto it, hopefully I can make back a little of my loss”. It goes down further. As you can tell this is a cycle. You do not want to get in that. There is a point where you need to declare you’re out. An objective point. The best time to decide this is before you trade or a few seconds after you trade, than you don’t have to worry about it while you’re in the moment.

  • Automated Software: Automated software like Forex Killer is a needed tool for this business. You wouldn’t expect to see a carpenter without their hammer, so don’t be a trader with your software. You can’t be in front of the computer all the time and Forex Killer can be set up to end trades for you. It can sell when it hits a specific profit margin, or it can sell to protect you from losing too much.

For more information on the Forex Killer software, check out Forex Charting Software.