Quit Looking for the “Golden” Relationship
We recently had a very confused client call us inquiring about Gold movements. He had read that a large gold deposit had recently been discovered, but the price of Gold on that day was headed up, up and away. Such direction seemed to fly in the face of that whole supply/demand thing that most of […]
Attain’s Rules for Forex being adopted by… Oanda?!?
We think trading forex on one’s own via the various ‘retail’ platforms is a bad idea. We’ve made that clear a million times over. Attain’s rules for forex are pretty simple (you can click here for a refresher). Basically- don’t do it. As time goes on, we find more and more in our industry jumping […]
How to Save the Futures Industry
To say the MF Global situation is a mess may be the understatement of the century. What began as an excuse to extol the segregated account’s safeguards against an FCM stock slide as MF Global shares lost 70% of their value in a week rapidly morphed into a full-fledged industry disaster as bankruptcy papers were […]
The Race to a Top in Gold
Gold has certainly been an interesting market to watch this year. If you follow the blog regularly, you know we’ve given a fair amount of coverage to the metal’s major fluctuations between all-time highs and rapid sell-offs. One of the things we were watching on the way to new highs was the rate of fluctuations– or […]
Could you stomach a $400 drop in Gold, or 3000 pip fall in the Euro?
There’s a nice headline on MarketWatch today asking “Could you Stomach a 2,600 point drop in the Dow?”, and while at first glance that seems like sheer lunacy – more than tripling the worst daily drop in the Dow (-777 on 9/29/08) – such a move is exactly what happened 24 years ago on what […]
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