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Pound Looking Foolish

After six years of the British Pound beating the U.S. Dollar “centsless”, the roles will soon be reversed. The weak dollar is expected to recover and get its revenge against the pound. Watch this video… Read more    Standard Podcast: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Stagflation Will Kill the Carry Trader

“Throw stagflation into the mix, and the whole picture changes. This is exactly what’s happening now. The rules are changing but no one seems to have informed ‘the players’ yet.” — Sean Hyman by Sean Hyman Baltimore – (TFN): For a long time now, if you had a background in stock trading, [...]

Will George Soros Break the Bank of England Again?

“He’s back and guess what he’s betting against once again? The British pound.” — Sean Hyman by Sean Hyman Baltimore – (TFN): Remember George Soros, you know… the billionaire who got his “celebrity status” by betting against the British pound? Well he’s back and guess what he’s betting against once again? The British [...]

UK Credit Crunch: Our latest TFN Video and Audio Podcast is now online!

Baltimore — (TFN): The podcast for our latest TFN 60-Second Buzz video, featuring guest expert Ian Cooper, can now be downloaded to your iTunes or PodcastAlley.com accounts. ****New to Forex Trading? Click to learn how to invest, with Free one-on-one training!    UK Credit Crunch: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download    UK Credit Crunch: [...]

How to profit from the falling pound sterling: Buy put options on FXB

by Ian Cooper Baltimore — (TFN): We’ve all heard about the severity of the UK economic situation. But that’s what you get when you’re dealt a severe credit crunch, a crippled housing market, and a cutback in consumer spending. It was November 2007 when the Bank of England’s chief economist warned that the effect of the credit [...]

Credit Crunch: Profits from the falling pound

Gordon Brown is destroying the pound

"The pound also plunged against the dollar, despite clear implications that UK interest rates will remain well above those in the US for a long time to come. So what’s going on?" — John Stepek by John Stepek, MoneyWeek Baltimore and London (TFN) —It seems the Bank of England just can’t please anyone. It cut interest rates [...]

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