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Live Video: Thanks to Dale and New shows
We’d like to share some news about our Live Video channel with you today.
Thanks, Dale!
If you are a regular of our Live Video channel, you know that Dale Pinkert has been a pillar of this project that started in June 2013 with the “Live Analysis Room“. Since then, Dale has been every day on his show, for two hours, providing market analysis, helping our community of traders and interviewing tens of markets professionals. After many shows and months of constant commitment to FXStreet’s community, Dale Pinkert decided to put an end to his popular show. We wish him the best in his future endeavours: a skilled trader and veteran of the markets as Dale will surely find great projects to work on and keep helping others.
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News and Economic Data coverages
Since last month, our Non-Farm Payrolls coverages are hosted by Wayne McDonell on Youtube. This 3-hour event has been offered by FXStreet for 10 years now … first as a chat session, then on different software as webinars and now as a show on Youtube live. Continue reading Live Video: Thanks to Dale and New shows
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Giuseppe Basile’s reflections on Alfonso Esparza’s framework for analysis of social unrest in financial markets
On Thursday July 4, 2014 I had the honor and pleasure to host Alfonso Esparza as guest of the Toronto Forex Group, for a very inspiring, useful and practical presentation. Alfonso is a senior, experienced currency analyst with OANDA and publisher of MarketPulse. As a trader and market analyst I am into using a “modern variation” of Fibonacci to spot areas where participation of widespread classes of algorithms can be anticipated. So although I value fundamental analysis, I rarely make reference to it in my trading, as I find it is very difficult to integrate discretionary tools into my rule-based trading. But what I and the other several participants have learned from Alfonso at the July meetup is that there can be identifiable market, economic and geopolitical situations, like those developing from social dislocation (the topic of July presentation) that can be analyzed and explained using well defined conceptual frameworks.