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Gain or Forex.com is not their provider. They offer a ton of pairs that are not offered by the former mentioned. I would guess its Saxo based on the offerings.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/comment/ambroseevans_pritchard/4623525/Failure-to-save-East-Europe-will-lead-to-worldwide-meltdown.html Continued Irish default concerns and the recent lows just above 1.2700 failed to hold.

Just due a search for exotic option structures to get a general feel for what they are. Knockouts are specifically a type of barrier option. If you want a way more in depth look, pick up Dynamic Hedging by Nassim Taleb. Be forewarned, this book is advanced and not an easy read. These...

I would be careful holding swiss franc's since they are looking to devalue just like the next central bank. That being said, they are way more concerned with EURCHF than USDCHF. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601085&sid=al8uYPZzDobU&refer=europe Your safest bet likely remains...

I have been bearish forever. I stated my concerns on this board back in March of 2007, which left me a bit too early and I paid for it. The only thing that makes me an ounce bullish is that fact that so many people are so bearish. The path of maximum frustration is higher, and while I think it...

Bah...no loss.They are just going to print more pounds. It's a global central bank race to see who can devalue their currency the quickest!

True wealth is only created through production. Printing money does nothing else but divides the existing wealth by more money. You can inflate nominal prices by firing up the printing presses, but no ones standard of living is being raised by such action.

Combining something deflationary and something that is inflationary sets up a hyperinflation scenario. Where does this all this new found wealth and money supply end up? It will end up in hard and soft assets. Where are interest rates likely be in this environment? All this intervention will...

Printing money does not create wealth, it is just like a stock split. The system that created all this fictious crap is broken and will not be restored. The last years of "growth" were created by lax lending standards, which in turn inflated real estate prices, which in turn allowed home owners...

This is something everyone has heard before, but is hands down the hardest and most important aspect to being successful.

03-08-07 10:00 PM Quote from Degenerate: You are right everything it different from 2000. The world is a riskier place and risk premiums of dwindled to nothing. The state of the economy?....All I know is that in 1980 it took $1 of debt to create $1 of GDP. That same $1 of...

Nothing like watching a problem created by debt trying to be corrected by more debt! Weeee....hope they can inflate everything.

By putting this on you are trading a swap. Be careful, forward points have been all over the place lately making this not as risk adverse as you might think.

This question can not easily be answered since it is way dependent on the given time you are trading. For instance, eurchf and eurgbp are going to be relatively illiquid in Asian trade but thick in Europe. USDCAD is very thin when traded outside of North American trading hours. Everything is...

If we head into a deflationary environment, which I think is highly likely down the road, I would be long dollars and short the tips & commodities. Tough to have on now as these markets have gone parabolic but when they crack...

How can they be an ECN broker when according to what you have written they are the counterparty to all trades?

Just curious if the bulls in this thread still have the same mentality? http://www.larouchepub.com/other/2004/3106usdebt_pt2.html

The question you are asking is very general since their are many factors that would contribute to someones compensation. For example, is the trader a partner? Is that individual an execution trader only or are the on the bottom end seniority? If they are putting their ideas to work then 10% of...

Does your firm trade futures or spot? If not you may be able to dabble in these markets with no restrictions. It was like that for me sometime ago.

You are right everything it different from 2000. The world is a riskier place and risk premiums of dwindled to nothing. The state of the economy?....All I know is that in 1980 it took $1 of debt to create $1 of GDP. That same $1 of expansion comes at a cost of $7 today. You think 3% GDP...