USD/CHF: With USD/CHF reversing almost all of its past week losses to close marginally lower on Friday, risk of further move higher is likely. On the upside, resistance lies at the 0.9762 level with a breach targeting the 0.9800 level.
September 18, 2015
Choosing the most appropriate stocks for the common stock portion of your retirement portfolio is vitally important. In part 1 of this series found here I presented the 6 broad categories of stocks (businesses) that renowned mutual fund manager Peter Lynch presented
In Bridgewater Associates’ second research note on risk parity in the month of September alone, Ray Dalio and his crew felt the need to explain the concept once again following a 4.2 percent August loss using the strategy, which also fell in July. While
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Very little to move the markets Are almost nothing to move the market as far as economic announcements are concerned, as the Existing Homes Sales out of the United States is the largest announcement that could move the market. In
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