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Day: October 10, 2016
October 102016
Poll: Which Version of Position Size Calculator Do You Prefer?
According to a poll from 2013, only 16% of this blog’s readers preferred to use the Position Size Calculator for MetaTrader as their choice position sizing tool, while two thirds opted for a simple web version calculator instead. As it has been a month since the graphical panel version of the PSC was released, it is now time to measure the popularity of different calculators again. Online Position Size Calculator is based […]
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October 102016
Mexican Peso Soars After Second US Presidential Debates
The Mexican peso rallied today after the second US presidential debates ended and it looked like chances for victory in the race remained in favor of Hillary Clinton. The voters’ sentiment swung further in the favor of Clinton following the debates over the weekend. Support for Donald Trump diminished after the scandal concerned with his vulgar comments towards women revealed on a 2005 video, though he dismissed them as “just words.” The peso is considered […]
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October 102016
Yen Recovers After Dropping on Kuroda’s Comments
The Japanese yen slipped during the current trading session Haruhiko Kuroda, Bank of Japan Governor, pushed back date for reaching the target inflation level. The has currency managed to recover after the initial drop and trades near the opening level as of now. Kuroda said in an interview to Bloomberg today that he does not expect inflation to reach the target 2% level until 2018 instead of 2017 as it had been previously expected. […]
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