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Differences Among Trend Trading, Carry Trading and Algorithmic Trading.
1. What is trend trading？Trend trading is to use technical analysis, fundamental analysis, and fund management to obtain a probability preference when predicting the direction and secure a mathematic advantage in profit and to leverage the advantages for more profit. Take an example of pr
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Nasdaq 100: Compelling signals for the downside – Credit Suisse
A bearish “reversal day” should reinforce the existing daily and weekly DeMark “sell” signals and analysts at Credit Suisse look for the market to turn lower with the first key support test seen at 9180/53.
Key quotes
“Support is seen initially at the top of the recent price gap at 9249, then, mor
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USD/JPY Price Analysis: Erases gains, market looks indecisive
Yen draws bids as gold hits multi-year highs.
Safe havens rise as the US-China tensions escalate.
USD/JPY's daily chart shows indecision in the market.
The anti-risk Japanese yen has picked up a bid alongside losses in gold, a classic haven asset.
Both assets are gaining altitude, possibly
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USD/CHF Price Analysis: Greenback up, trades above 0.9700 figure vs. Swiss franc
Broad-based USD demand keeps USD/CHF supported above 0.9700 level.
The level to beat for bulls is the 0.9750 figure.
USD/CHF daily chart
USD/CHF is holding above the 0.9700 handle and the 50 and 100 SMAs but below the 200 SMA on the daily chart.
USD/CHF four-hour chart
USD/CHF eas
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Aussie Gained as RBA Hinted the Possibility of Easing the Pace of QE
As widely anticipated, RBA left the cash rate unchanged at 0.25% in April. This is following two emergency rate cuts (50 bps in total) a month ago. The central bank pledged to maintain the stimulus measures announced last month for combating the coronavirus pandemic. Aussie gained after the announce
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