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Quarterly Report: Q2 of 2017

Our new report is finally here: Q2 of 2017
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Tuesdays

Today was rather quiet..nothing exciting to report..Tomorrow, love is gonna be all over the air, I wonder if it will have any impact on the market..probably not!!..Anyways, I am still hunting for some good trades, solid trades.going for gold..Happy trading folks and have a great valentine's day tomorrow.
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My Trading journey- BUY USD/CHF @ 0.9925

Hi Traders,
Here in my forecast for USD/CHF BUY @ 0.9925 TAKE PROFIT 0.9952 STOP LOSS 0.9895
Higher high, one point diff in closes, doji. but Iffy in the extreme.
That's for all...
Thanks
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Quarterly Report: Q1 of 2017

Our new report is finally ready: Q1 of 2017[url=https://www.dukascopy.com/video/pdf/2017/01/17/QR.pdf][/url]
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Quarterly Report: Q4 of 2016

Our new report is finally ready! (whew)
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Quarterly Report: Q3 of 2016

It's finally here - the new issue of Quarterly Report !

Shock waves caused by the decision of the United Kingdom to leave the European Union are expected to ripple across the globe. Though there is a high degree of uncertainty about the consequences as they will largely depend on the goodwill of both the UK and the EU during the negotiation process and on the timing of the divorce, Brexit is fuelling market volatility and is worsening overall economic sentiment.
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Quarterly Report: Q1 of 2016

It's finally here - the new issue of the Quarterly Report!

Supposedly, no one would argue that an economy, especially a global one, is far too complex – far beyond anyone’s full comprehension. It resembles a bunch of gears with varying diameter and number of teeth, connected together in one enormous contraption. Meanwhile, the policymakers are the ones who take part in the mechanical reasoning test and turn the first wheel to guess direction and speed of the last one, the wheel of economic grow…
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Quarterly Report: Q4 of 2015

If you're wondering what to read during the weekend, here's an idea:
Quarterly Report: Q4 of 2015

The global economy gives no reasons for celebration. It seems the situation is even worse than three months ago, when we thought we had hit the rock bottom. Alas, further deterioration is only becoming increasingly likely.
Looking back at our previous quarterly report, the world was mostly concerned with China because of the devastating quake in the country’s equity market. As a result, the Chinese …
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Quarterly Report: Q3 of 2015

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Finding a silver lining throughout the previous quarter proved to be a difficult task. Nevertheless, the risky currencies have performed relatively well compared to their safer counterparts since the previous report. Three months ago, there were good reasons to be hopeful, but in the end it turned out that there was too much complacency in the market and the world sighed in relief a little too soon. Back in April ‘Grexit’ was only a hypothetical event, a word used to scare coun…
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Quarterly Report: Q2 of 2015

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So far this year, the markets have been calm, being characterised by persisting trends. Nonetheless, we can hardly describe the first quarter as dull. The impact of some of the events during the first three months of 2015 extended beyond the changes in the exchange rates; to a certain degree, they even changed the landscape of the forex industry.
Meanwhile, growth in the developed world remains elusive, and the emerging markets fail as a good alternative. However, the prospects are b…
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