Sam Seiden
Independent Analyst
Summary
Sam began his career on the trading floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange where he facilitated bank and institutional order flow in the Forex markets. This allowed him to perfect the skill of real market timing, the ability to predict market turns and market moves, in advance, with a very high degree of accuracy. It's no secret that banks and institutions are extremely profitable in both short term and long term trading in the Forex markets. On the other side, retail traders produce either minimal profits or lose. During this session, Sam will begin to train you to stop thinking and trading like a retail trader and start thinking and trading like a bank. This means training your eye to identify where FX banks and institutions are buying (Demand) and selling (Supply) in any and all markets and time frames so you can to. Identifying where the markets real demand and supply is on a price chart is the key to proper market timing. Sam will share some of his patented rule based market timing strategy that will help you achieve this key skill which is a must for attaining consistent income and wealth from the global Forex markets.Latest Live Videos
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EUR/USD struggles for direction amid USD gains
EUR/USD is trimming part of its earlier gains, coming under some mild downside pressure near 1.1730 as the US Dollar edges higher. Markets are still digesting the Fed’s latest rate decision, while also looking ahead to more commentary from Fed officials in the sessions ahead.
GBP/USD drops to daily lows near 1.3360
Disappointing UK data weighed on the Sterling towards the end of the week, triggering a pullback in GBP/USD to fresh daily lows near 1.3360. Looking ahead, the next key event across the Channel is the BoE meeting on December 18.
Gold poised to challenge record highs
Gold prices added roughly 3% in the week, flirting with the $4,350 mark on Friday, to finally settle at around $4,330. Despite its safe-haven condition, the bright metal rallied in a risk-on scenario, amid broad US Dollar weakness.
Week ahead: US NFP and CPI, BoE, ECB and BoJ mark a busy week
After Fed decision, dollar traders lock gaze on NFP and CPI data. Will the BoE deliver a dovish interest rate cut? ECB expected to reiterate “good place” mantra. Will a BoJ rate hike help the yen recover some of its massive losses?
Big week ends with big doubts
The S&P 500 continued to push higher yesterday as the US 2-year yield wavered around the 3.50% mark following a Federal Reserve (Fed) rate cut earlier this week that was ultimately perceived as not that hawkish after all. The cut is especially boosting the non-tech pockets of the market.
Here is what you need to know on Friday, December 12:
Here is what you need to know on Friday, December 12: