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Mike P. Kulej
Member since 15th July 2007
Occupation: Forex Strategist
Mike P. Kulej is a Chief Forex Strategist for Spectrum Forex LLC. He specializes in mechanical trading systems as explained on www.spectrumforex.com . Spectrum Forex LLC offers numerous services to individual traders. He also publishes trading blog www.fxmadness.com. With questions and comments e-mail him at kulej@spectrumforex.com.

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While Euro dominates Forex landscape in Europe, especially now during most turbulent times for the common currency since its inception, there are still few others left on the continent. Swiss Franc, is of course, one of the best known and most traded curr...
New Zealand's economic shape continues to improve as it emerges from its longest recession in more than 30 years. Its currency, New Zealand Dollar, is a good reflection of that. The Kiwi has appreciated in value dramatically over last year. However the re...
For the last few months British Pound has been one of the most disliked Forex instruments around. It has been selling sharply against just about every other currency. Virtually all GBP crosses moved within close distance to historical price extremes. For ...
Money flow depends on perception of market safety. During time of typical economic expansion, it has tendency to move where there is most activity and opportunity. As long as current conditions are considered "normal" most market participants see this beh...
Most of the world's central banks have injected massive amount of liquidity, or money, over the course of last couple of years. Through rate cutting and quantitative easing, CB's have been trying to crack credit dead lock by making money available to majo...
Financial panic of 2008 caused many currencies to dramatically fall in value. In search of safe haven. investors and speculators alike flocked to the safety of US Dollar. At the same time last phase of carry trade unwind lifted Japanese Yen and put additi...
Since the beginning of the financial crisis, many less known currencies have been making headlines. Icelandic Krona became a poster child of the global turmoil, with many analysts claiming it was the proverbial straw that broke the camel's back and pushed...
Forex market is very popular among speculators. There are many reasons attributing to it, like liquidity, availability of large margin, possibility of around the clock trading and many others. One of them rarely mentioned as a specific benefit of over the...
Over last few weeks a small country in Europe found itself in a center of a financial storm. In a situation closely resembling plight of Iceland last fear, Latvia is suffering an economic crisis harsher than any other country in Europe. Outcome of which c...
Historic financial milestone was reached in China. National foreign reserve holdings exceeded the $2 trillion mark, as money pours back into China to take advantage of faster economic growth. Swiftly inflating asset prices are also cited as a reason. The ...
Since the global financial crisis erupted in full last year, most attention was given to short term interest rates. Central Banks were seemingly engaged in a race to zero, trying to bring their respective benchmarks to the lowest possible levels. This ...
On Thursday, March 12th, Swiss National Bank surprised investors by intervening to bring down the Swiss Franc. Over last year there was a lot of talk about just such action, but the expectation was on Bank of Japan, in light of massive Yen rally. Recentl...
Everybody who has taken more than few trades knows that some of them result in loss. Some people stay in loosing positions in hopes for markets to turn around and produce profits. While it might work on few occasions, it is only a matter of time before t...
Most trading is done using some type of technical analysis. There is an almost infinite number of indicators which can be used in myriad of ways. Trend lines, retracement levels, Fibonacci numbers, Elliot wave analysis, candlestick patterns, point and fig...
It is hard to believe, that events in a small country with a population of just 320,000 people could have world wide effect. Flooded with a deluge of information during first 10 days of October, most traders probably didn't even register what was happeni...