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Former number 1 Technical Analysis Report is back - Do not miss Today’s Trading Signals

Posted on March 18, 2009 at 11:50 in About FXstreet.com, Forex by Francesc

Hi everyone

Those of you that suffer this blog know that FXstreet’s most viewed Technical Analysis Report was Danske Bank’s TTTP - Today’s Technical Trading Points - written by Klaus Ikast and Kim Larsson.

Klaus & Kim left the bank a few weeks ago to start up their own business Financial Trend Analysis.

I’m very glad to announce here today that Kim & Klaus report is back now under the name Today’s Trading Signals.

Today’s Trading Signals updates you on the latest technical analysis for the financial markets including bonds, currencies, equities and commodities. It covers intraday trading points (support and resistance), market trends and trading strategies (entry levels, stops, and target levels).

This ideal analysis report is useful for active traders demanding a technical approach to the markets. Definitely a must-read for your intraday trading plan.

I wish Kim and Klaus the best of lucks in their new entrepreneur and hope they will keep the great job they were doing at Danske Bank that lead them to be finalist to Best FX Research & Strategy at the Technical Analysis Awards 2009.

Francesc

Tags: Financial Trend Analysis, Kim Larsson, Klaus Ikast

2 Responses to “Former number 1 Technical Analysis Report is back - Do not miss Today’s Trading Signals”

on 18 Mar 2009 at 1:59 pm1Ron Schelling

Congratulations with the new business, the report is always good to read.
Best regards,
Ron
on 18 Mar 2009 at 3:18 pm2Francesc Riverola

I agree

Good report to make you think and review your own strategy, never to follow it eyes blinded. But not only this report, no report or piece of analysis must be followed eyes blinded. Never.

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