Here we will provide you with interesting articles from different sources to study.
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Leading economic indicators
Following is a list of economic indicators which are used in the USA. Obviously, there aremany more, as well as in other leading economies (such as Germany, the UK, Japan, etc.). In general, not only the numerical value of an indicator is important, but also the anticipation and the forecast to such, and the impact of the relation between anticipated and actual figures on the market.
Such macro indicators are being followed by the vast majority of traders worldwide. The "quality" of the published data may differ over time. The value of the indicator data is considered important if it presents new information, or is instrumental to drawing conclusions which couldn't be drawn under other reports or data. Furthermore, an indicator is highly valuable if onemay use it to better forecast future trends.
Note that in the USA most indicators are published on certain week days, rather than a monthly date (e.g. - the second Wednesday in each month, etc.). Each indicator is marked with "H"-"M"-"L" (according to its level of importance, as commonly considered).
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Read more... [Guide to Global Economic Indicators]
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About Forex
Although what I am going to tell you now is not about financial markets, but I could not close the introduction part of this workshop without mentioning it.
The art and science of trading financial markets is very young among the people of this region of world. Unfortunately there are individuals and companies who are taking advantage of this matter and misguiding thousands of people into huge amounts of loss, which becomes their profit.
These individuals and companies impersonate us (brokers of financial markets) and deliver a totally different thing instead of our services. A very popular and general name for this phenomenon is Forex.
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Read more... [About Forex]
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Seven Things Everyone Should Know About Gold Gold is one of the world’s most misunderstood assets. There are many reasons for this unfortunate situation, but one stands out. Governments have confiscated gold, taxed it, propagandized against it and even outlawed it.
Gold does not have any powerful sponsor championing its cause. In fact, the opposite prevails. Apologists for central banks as well as government toadies clamoring for continued state control of money have worked hard to discredit gold where possible, for example, by blaming it for things it was not responsible – like the Great Depression – and by denigrating gold as a fondling of speculators or a superstition better suited for primitive economies.
In short, conventional economic wisdom and monetary thinking has one aim; it is to justify and perpetuate today’s monetary system. It does not undertake a critical review of the system nor take an unbiased, unprejudiced look at alternatives such as gold.
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Read more... [Seven Facts About Gold]
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