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FX Path by James Chen

FX Path: Technical Trading Tips and Techniques by James Chen, Chief Technical Analyst, at FX Solutions. He is the Chief Technical Analyst for FX Solutions, and a registered Commodity Trading Advisor (CTA). He conducts forex trading seminars and writes frequent articles and analytical reports on the currency markets.

The Advisor Weblog by Valeria Bednarik

The Advisor Weblog: Follow the markets with Valeria Bednarik, Analyst at MolFX - Management. Valeria Bednarik has been an active Forex trader for the last 3 years, specializing in the International Foreign Exchange Market. She currently manages an important clients portfolio for IFX Markets, Boston and is senior trader manager at Molfx-Management.

FX Market Readings by Dr. S. Sivaraman

FX Market Readings: Operators' intentions read by Dr. S. Sivaraman, of i-knowindices.com. Dr.S.Sivaraman is 1952 born and got his Ph.D in applied statistics in 1979.He served as professor for 28 years under University of Madras,Chennai ,India..During 23 yrs of his post doctoral work he developed a statistical algorithm to predict the world markets.

FxBootcamp by Wayne McDonell

FxBootcamp: Video Trade Journal. Wayne McDonell is a professional FOREX trader with an Entrepreneurial spirit and a business leader's mind. He trades his own funds and trains others how to do so consistently and profitably by coaching them everyday... in the live FOREX markets.

CEO's Blog by Francesc Riverola

Follow Francesc Riverola's daily comments and thoughts. FXstreet.com CEO and founder covers the relevant news that affect the Forex Industry as well as open discussions about the more polemic market regulations. You will also find FXstreet.com's announcements and events in this interesting blog.

Tech Trading by César B. Leiceaga

How to profit from FX Markets by César B. Leiceaga, Independent Trader. César has been an independent trader for the past five years. Even though he pursued a degree in Advertising and Public Relations, soon realized that this career choice did not fulfill his personal goals and consequently decided to develop his skills as a trader.

The Samurai Trader by Ian Coleman

The Samurai Trader covers nine currency pairs. Using years of experience in the FX market, the aim is to identify the prime currency pairs to trade for that day. The view then needs to be confirmed by a set number of conformations. With Ian Coleman, day trader and FXstreet.com Independent Analyst.

The FX Trader’s Link by Greg Michalowski

Greg Michalowski analyzes the movers in the forex market using a consistent systematic approach utilizing tools that define trends and quantifies risk. The analysis is market related but also designed to reinforce the fundamentals of trading for beginner and advanced traders. Greg Michalowski, chief currency and trading analyst for FXDD.

Training Traders by Mike Baghdady

Mike Baghdady in his daily Video Blog offers his definitive overview and essential tips on the hottest currency pairs, commodities and stocks from his ‘Training Traders’ classroom in the heart of London’s financial centre.

The Stop Hunter by Dale J. Pinkert

Have your stops been elected only to see the trade move in what would have been your favor? It is my mission to turn you into Stop Hunters, to think like the commercial bank vultures for it is better to be a vulture than to be the prey!

Intraweek Blogs

Chartology by Raghee Horner

Inside technicals and chart patterns. Raghee Horner is the co-Founder and Lead Trader of EZ2 Trade Software and has taught her brand of technical analysis and charting strategies to students all over the world.

The Trader's Edge by Ross Yamashita

An overview of the currency markets. Ross Yamashita has been trading the Forex markets for more than three years. He is a technical analyst, focusing much of his research on Elliott Waves. He is a certified Elliottician and has spent hundreds of hours analyzing markets through the Elliottician software.

ForexHedge by Ron Schelling

Trading Forex in Baskets to diversify trading risk for both, speculative trading or hedging Forex risk. Ron Schelling started in commodity trading in 1983 in Dallas, London and then back to Holland. Today he trades a small private fund and several trading accounts, mostly using Spreads and Arbitrage on Forex, Futures and Stocks.

Trader of the Year by FXstreet.com team

Follow all the information and the latest updates about the Contest provided by Alberto Muñoz of the FXstreet.com team.

Archived Blogs

Forex Trading Today by Tim Salem (CVJ)

Long-term Forex Perspectives by John Jagerson and S. Wade Hansen

Postcards From the Right Edge by Derek Frey

Forexology by Sunil Mangwani

Trade Setups by Phil Newton

The Disciplined Trader by Pierre Charlebois

The Day Job Trader by Ryan O'Keefe

1st on Forex by Jerry Furst

Trading for a living by David Aranzabal

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