Comments made during a speech by European Central Bank president Jean-Claude Trichet triggered a lower low for the EUR/USD during the first hour of today’s New York session. Although the pullback did provide a logical entry point for a short trade, the euro failed to extend lower on a day devoid of major US news. The yen crosses, mostly mixed through the first half of the session, surged lower across the board as equity markets sold off following a new record high in oil prices. Traders who took a short trade entry on the GBP/JPY at the re-test of European session lows, then saw a classic two-speed move — price first riding the Bollinger Band, then riding the 5 ema. Those who took profit at today’s M1 pivot point netted about 140 pips.

        

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The third in a multi-part series on the recent rise in oil prices. In this edition, other factors which might influence oil prices are scrutinized. Included are exchange rates, currency hedging, and political risk. Note: Watch the video in high quality (below the view count) for better graphics on the charts and text. Text Blog: www.econoutlook.net Part 1 www.youtube.com Part 2: www.youtube.com

        

I am a freshman in high school and I’m hoping to become a foreign exchange student my junior year.
I was just wondering if it was really hard to get accepted into a foreign exchange program, giving how so many people seem to apply every year. I’m just curious. I know I’ll have to go to an interview, but what do they evaluate there?
What happens if you don’t get in?

        

I have someone interested in purchasing this sql server database. Could someone please give me some guesstimates as to what the following is worth.

Historical Data for 14,000 stocks, ETF’s, and Indexes dating from 1988-2008. For each symbol I have the following:
•Ticker
•Date
•OHLC
•Volume
•Company Name
•Exchange (Nasdaq, Nyse, Amex, Otcbb)
•Sector
•Industry

Additionally, for each of these tickers I have derived the following Historical Technical Indicator Data:

•50 Candlestick Patterns
•180 Technical Indicators
•10 Fibonacci Projection/Retracement prediction prices (for each stock, each day)
•Historical Darvas Boxes for each symbol

The Technical Indicators table in the database is by far the most valuable. Could you give me two prices. 1. the whole database except this table. 2. The whole database including this table. Here is a link to a detailed document I preparared.
http://www. scribd. com/full/19757073?access_key=key-sakolpm0dwbmye0khf6
Thanks very much.
Rob
dos_fossil. To answer your question, this data is actually extremely esoteric yet it is sought after by many traders. It would be sold to small companies or persons that dont have access to the hardcore backend trading software that brokers use. Much of this data is not available even in the brokers software. As far as yahoo finance etc, this allows people to download very limited info like Date, Open, High, Low, Close, Volume and Ticker. It will allow this for perhaps 10 symbols at a time. Consider those values (open, high, low etc. . . ) to be attributes for a stock. You can get these 6 or so attributes from yahoo finance or google. I have perhaps 500 attributes for each symbol and they are all in one database.
Thanks