Showing posts with label Currency Trading. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Currency Trading. Show all posts
Friday, April 12, 2013
Follow-Up on FXCM, Forex, and Japan Stimulus
Modesty is a nice quality but it's not generally rewarded in the financial world. So, I'll give myself a short, gentle tap on the back for my prediction that the the forex broker FXCM would rise in the wake of the Japan stimulus announcement. I made that call on April 4 and FXCM has risen 6% since then (the stock was trading at $13.10 when I posted but ended the day at $13.44).
Thursday, April 4, 2013
Forex Trading in Wake of Japan Stimulus: FXCM
I've been thinking about a position in FXCM, a retail foreign exchange trading retail broker. Now, I've jumped in after a recent pull back in the stock and today's announcement of a massive stimulus by the Bank of Japan, partly aimed at devaluing the Yen. It would seem that this move could spur a wave of forex trading, as traders assess the effect of the Japan stimulus on currency markets. We'll see.
Labels:
Bank of Japan,
Currency Trading,
Forex,
FXCM,
Investing,
Stimulus,
Yen
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