Chris Lori Bobsleigh Interview
28/01/10 22:51
Chris Speaks on Canada’s Global TV network about the
bobsleigh and the 2010 Vancouver Olympics
China Tightening makes FOMC and RBNZ Combo interesting
26/01/10 23:25
The FOMC moves front and centre Wednesday, having
been overshadowed recently by sovereign risks,
politics and risk aversion stemming from fears of
tightening by the People's Bank of China. Were the
Fed to suggest a policy path misaligned with current
pricing, already jittery markets could be in for even
rockier roads. But the Fed may yet choose to
accommodate market pricing, precisely because current
growth conditions and general sentiment conditions
are unfavourable. After all, the price of a delayed
exit seems cheaper than the cost of a 'double dip'.
We look at the key issues for tomorrow's decision.
(for more details please see UBS Talking Points dated
26 Jan 2010).
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CFTC 10:1 Leverage Change
24/01/10 20:54
This Workshop will be a Barn Burner!! We will be
joined by special guests who I have mentored and now
trade full time for a living!
Forex Notes
CFTC 10:1 Leverage Change
I have received a number of emails asking my view on the recent CFTC 10:1 Leverage Change.
Risk management is a subject covered in every book, article and blog ever written in the field of trading. However, good risk management is rarely applied by developing traders with an appetite for aggressive returns. On a side note, it's interesting to see how many developing traders seek the most aggressive returns, yet have the least skill and are unclear in their trading models. I apologize in advance if this article sounds brooding, but it's important. Risk management is the easiest component of trading to understand, but due to the discipline required to implement, is the most difficult to apply, a philosophical point for another time (see my lectures on Psychology and Risk).
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Forex Notes
CFTC 10:1 Leverage Change
I have received a number of emails asking my view on the recent CFTC 10:1 Leverage Change.
Risk management is a subject covered in every book, article and blog ever written in the field of trading. However, good risk management is rarely applied by developing traders with an appetite for aggressive returns. On a side note, it's interesting to see how many developing traders seek the most aggressive returns, yet have the least skill and are unclear in their trading models. I apologize in advance if this article sounds brooding, but it's important. Risk management is the easiest component of trading to understand, but due to the discipline required to implement, is the most difficult to apply, a philosophical point for another time (see my lectures on Psychology and Risk).
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Sovereign Wealth Funds Are Back!
18/01/10 09:45
Hi Kids
I'm currently in Singapore working and have met with other traders. It's always a pleasure sharing my experience with others. There are some amazing traders developing over here, and from the feedback we receive, they find our workshop to be the most informative and credible in the region, which is a much appreciated compliment.
The subject of risk management continued to surface throughout the lecture, so i will likely do a free video and make it available shortly after we implement the new course enhancements and the scalping course.
Please stay in touch, as we have more great news coming your way in the next two weeks!
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I'm currently in Singapore working and have met with other traders. It's always a pleasure sharing my experience with others. There are some amazing traders developing over here, and from the feedback we receive, they find our workshop to be the most informative and credible in the region, which is a much appreciated compliment.
The subject of risk management continued to surface throughout the lecture, so i will likely do a free video and make it available shortly after we implement the new course enhancements and the scalping course.
Please stay in touch, as we have more great news coming your way in the next two weeks!
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Dollar Struggling
12/01/10 09:08
Hi Traders
I'm in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur until Jan 21, so it is unlikely I will be posting any bank reports in the free members area. Recently, i have the privilege of being one of a select few to carry the Olympic Torch. The photo is posted in the members area. We will be hosting a workshop in Charlotte, NC., Please let us know if you're interested in attending. We will have a couple guest speakers, only those who I have mentored and have become large volume, private full time traders. I will likely only have one workshop in USA this year.
Dollar Struggling
After the first full week of the new year, the dollar finds itself once again on its heels. The dollar has started the year weaker against most of the G10 currencies and several of the better performers from 2009 find themselves leading the pack again, namely AUD, NOK and NZD. The US labor data on the whole appeared constructive but it did not do the dollar that many favors. The beginning of earnings season is the next litmus test for what the dollar could face ahead in 2010.
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I'm in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur until Jan 21, so it is unlikely I will be posting any bank reports in the free members area. Recently, i have the privilege of being one of a select few to carry the Olympic Torch. The photo is posted in the members area. We will be hosting a workshop in Charlotte, NC., Please let us know if you're interested in attending. We will have a couple guest speakers, only those who I have mentored and have become large volume, private full time traders. I will likely only have one workshop in USA this year.
Dollar Struggling
After the first full week of the new year, the dollar finds itself once again on its heels. The dollar has started the year weaker against most of the G10 currencies and several of the better performers from 2009 find themselves leading the pack again, namely AUD, NOK and NZD. The US labor data on the whole appeared constructive but it did not do the dollar that many favors. The beginning of earnings season is the next litmus test for what the dollar could face ahead in 2010.
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