Currencies

By Andrew Kassen Pop quiz: When did the European debt crisis begin? May 8, 1945: Germany unconditionally surrenders during World War II (VE Day) Late 1989:...

By Andrew Kassen One of the more insightful adages of homespun trader wisdom goes something like this: Markets will generally pursue that course...

By Andrew Kassen     The "Irreversible" Euro has had a rough couple of days, beginning the 8th week of its reversal from 1.37, last printing...

By Sheldon McIntyre      The Japanese Yen has fallen in a waterfall-like decline for the past 6 months, but indications are emerging that the currency...

By Andrew Nyquist     February was an interesting month for the US Dollar and US Equities (S&P 500). When pitting the two against each other...

By Andrew Nyquist In December, I wrote about the possible US Dollar head and shoulders chart pattern in "flipping the switch." In that piece, I included...

By Andrew Nyquist Before I really make your brains hurt and trip you out, let's cover some quick details on the 2 year US Dollar chart....

By Andrew Nyquist After making new highs in July, the US Dollar Index retraced roughly 50 percent of its run from the 2011 lows. This key Fibonacci...

The US Dollar has bounce with strength off lateral support and the 50 percent fibonacci retracement level. This bounce is now on daily DeMark...

By Andrew Nyquist Below is a chart showing the relative outperformance of Gold and the S&P 500 vs the US Dollar since the June bottom in equities. What's...