This week’s webinar lesson timetable:
Tuesday: 21.00 to 21.45 GMT
Wednesday : 16.00 to 16.45 GMT
Friday: 09.00 to 09.45 GMT
You need to be on the free 30 day Guest Membership program or to be a full member before you can join the live sessions. These are open sessions, so you can ask anything you like.
Back to our usual time table this week,
See you all there …
This week’s webinar lesson timetable:
Wednesday: 21.00 to 21.45 GMT
Thursday : 16.00 to 16.45 GMT
Friday: 09.00 to 09.45 GMT
You need to be on the free 30 day Guest Membership program or to be a full member before you can join the live sessions.
Back from my long weekend break, so our lesson times are a little different this week
See you all there …
Membership here at FXW breaks down into two basic parts. The first part is the Video lessons course with it’s associated resources and the second part is a monthly support package.
When you first join FXW, you get life time access to the complete Video course and also free support for the first month. If you want to continue using the support package after the first month, you pay a monthly subscription to the support service.
You can decide on a monthly basis if you want to cancel your support subscription for the coming month, as there is no minimum support period. This means, for instance, you do not have to pay for support during a holiday period or a period when you can’t trade.
If you decide to cancel your support subscription, you will still be able to access the Video course but the support areas will no longer be accessible to you. You can renew a support subscription at any time directly on-line using PayPal.
Here is an overview showing which parts of the FXW website belong to which area:
Active members have access to:
Support package, Video course & associated course resources.
Inactive members have access to:
Video course & associated course resources only
The FXW support package contains:
Your FXW email address & associated Google services
(After 6 months inactivity the account is deleted)
Email alerts
Library access
Forum access
(No forum posts are ever deleted)
Live lessons access
1-2-1 program
Any questions, just email office@fx-works.com
This week’s webinar lesson timetable:
Tuesday: 21.00 to 21.45 GMT
Wednesday : 16.00 to 16.45 GMTFriday: 09.00 to 09.45 GMT
You need to be on the free 30 day Guest Membership program or to be a full member before you can join the live sessions.
There is no lesson scheduled for Friday, as I am away on a long weekend break, but we will catch up later !
See you all there …
FXW today released a software upgrade which allows full members to optionally upgrade their DayTrader & DayTrader Plus charting packages with a heat map overview chart.
Instructions and examples of use are in the recorded live lesson number 394-834-448, available now in the Video Vault.
This week’s webinar lesson timetable:
Tuesday: 21.00 to 21.45 GMT
Wednesday : 16.00 to 16.45 GMT
Friday: 09.00 to 09.45 GMT
You need to be on the free 30 day Guest Membership program or to be a full member before you can join the live sessions.
See you all there …
The UK trade deficit for June at GBP 4.3bn against GBP 2.7bn for May is the largest since records began in 1997.
This follows on from Mervyn King’s comments made during last weeks BoE Quarterly Inflation Report – ‘we are navigating rough waters and storm clouds continue to roll in from the euro zone’
This week’s webinar lesson timetable:
Tuesday: 21.00 to 21.45 GMT
Wednesday : 16.00 to 16.45 GMT
Friday: 09.00 to 09.45 GMT
You need to be on the free 30 day Guest Membership program or to be a full member before you can join the live sessions.
See you all there …
So now we know.
Draghi’s “We will do whatever it takes to save the Euro” seems to amount to …
doing absolutely nothing
This week’s webinar lesson timetable:
Tuesday: 21.00 to 21.45 GMT
Wednesday : 16.00 to 16.45 GMT
Friday: 09.00 to 09.45 GMT
You need to be on the free 30 day Guest Membership program or to be a full member before you can join the live sessions.
See you there …
July 23 – Moody’s Investors Service has today revised to negative from stable the outlooks on the AAA sovereign ratings of Germany, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, citing among other things, the rising uncertainty regarding the outcome of the Euro area debt crisis.
The current policy framework and the increased susceptibility to event risk stemming from the ever increasing likelihood of Greece’s exit from the Euro area, including the broader impact that such an event would have on Euro area members, particularly Spain and Italy, has forced the downgrade on these core EU members.
This week’s webinar lesson timetable:
Tuesday: 21.00 to 21.45 GMT
Wednesday : 16.00 to 16.45 GMT
Friday: 09.00 to 09.45 GMT
You need to be on the free 30 day Guest Membership program or to be a full member before you can join the live sessions.
This week’s webinar lesson timetable:
Tuesday: 21.00 to 21.45 GMT
Wednesday : 16.00 to 16.45 GMT
Friday: 09.00 to 09.45 GMT
You need to be on the free 30 day Guest Membership program or to be a full member before you can join the live sessions.
As a 30 day guest member you are welcome to join in with the Live Lessons, which are presented three times a week.
These online meetings give you an opportunity to ask questions to the presenter and follow the lesson. The subjects vary and includes answering questions which have recently been asked by email and Skype.
Join an online meeting from the Live Lessons Area on the website at www.fx-works.com – it’s free
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Spain lurched closer to becoming the largest euro zone country yet to be shut out of credit markets when it had to pay a record euro era price to sell short-term debt on Tuesday.
The soaring borrowing costs showed that a euro zone deal to lend Spain up to 100 billion euros has not solved the country’s problems or restored investor confidence.
Spain, the euro zone’s fourth largest economy, had to pay 5.07 % to sell 12-month Treasury bills and 5.11% to sell 18-month paper with yields on longer term bonds over 7%.
Several major retail brokers including Oanda, Alpari and FXCM have warned their customers about trading conditions next week.
Excerpt from an Alpari email:
“Dear Trader,
This Sunday, on 17 June 2012, the Greek voters will yet again go to the polls, trying to elect a new parliament that would be able to form a functional government. Essentially, it’s a vote between two options: Greece staying in the eurozone, or exiting. Whatever the outcome, please be aware that we may see big gaps when the Forex markets open on Sunday night, followed by high levels of volatility.”
So be extra careful out there next week …
Euro zone finance ministers sealed a 130-billion-euro ($172 billion) bailout for Greece on Tuesday to avert a chaotic default next month after forcing Athens to commit to unpopular cuts and private bondholders to accept deeper losses.
Well, it turns out that humans behave just like other animals. When they have lost a significant amount of money, they become risk-seekers.
Read the full story here
“Bold risk-taking has always been characteristic of the European Union. The architects of the European project believed that if the mechanics of integration were developed rapidly, the institutions and electorates of member states, and the degree of real economic integration across national boundaries, would eventually catch up. This approach has mostly worked. But as with most gaming systems, it works until it doesn’t…. “
Read the rest of this informed article by John Kay here
