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Forex News Flash
- US Session: Orders and Options Watch
- Mid-Day Report: Risks Recover Mildly after Selloff, Sterling Pressured after BoE Inflation Report
- Daily Report: Dollar Surges as Risk Aversion Dominates on Greece
- European Session: Orders and Options Watch
- US Session: Orders and Options Watch
- Mid-Day Report: Euro Recovery Short-Lived, Selloff Resumed as Greece Declare New Election
- European Session: Orders and Options Watch
- Daily Report: Euro Recovers on Solid German GDP, But Vulnerable to Greece Development
- US Session: Orders and Options Watch
- Mid-Day Report: Euro Drops Further on Greece, Surging Spanish Yield
Yes.
I suppose I should now follow up the yes answer below with an answer of no
When you say good forex signals on the internet – do you mean free recommendations OR do you mean from paid services? I think you could find some good paid teaching services, and they may include trading signals BUT I would find it hard to think that there would be good free signals.
Here is the link to a forex and currency website that has a lot of articles and information about forex and forex services on it – maybe it will be of some help to you:
http://www.currency-forextrading.com/
Good luck to you with this – and do be careful too, keeping in mind that forex trading doesn't have the same type of regulations like trading cme exchange futures contracts.
I think the best signal, is when you use that 50 or 100 or 200 to 1 margin, that you will lose your money very shortly.
Maybe you can take a look at this Forex Signals @ http://www.geocities.com/lcming/Forexsignals
you might want to check out: http://www.essence-inc.com/forextrading
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