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Whether you’re in the 99%, the 1%, or attempting to ignore the issue altogether, Occupy Wall Street is a pretty enormous–and now international–movement. It’s still making the news daily, blocking traffic, raising voices and making itself heard.

Take a look at how the protests got started, how they’ve evolved, what the mission is and how the public and government perceive it.

July 13, 2011:

Adbusters publishes a blog post asking for people to rally on Wall Street.

The important point they make is that there should be no official leadership at the protests, and that what the group hopes to achieve may only be decided when the entire group agrees. The movem

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After a week of very volatile  trade, the EUR/USD was exceedingly quiet in Asian and early European dealing today trading either side of the 1.3800 figure as markets awaited the US NFP results due at 12:30 GMT as well as the latest developments on the Greek no confidence vote scheduled for later in the day.

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Do you want to try a risky business with enormous potential for gain or loss? You should begin the Forex currency trading. As a full time trader, you will see the best and worst that the foreign exchange market has to offer, the giddy high of wins, and the gut wrenching down.

You can be a forex trader yourself, or maybe you’re just wonder about how Forex markets work, that you are, you must learn to divide the lawful Forex brokers from scam gamblers. Full post…

If you are new in forex trading and feeling yourself a smaller trader before giant brokers, then it does not mean that you can’t defeat them. There are various things that you can do to be a smart trader in competition with expert forex brokers. These important things are as follows.

If you are only relying on the price feed on your trading platform then you are like a horse rider who is blind. It is because you are trading without knowing about the forex market as you have restricted yourself to the price feed of your broker. I

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Finance markets struggled in range for most of the week and the situation of European debt crisis remained unclear. Supposedly, we should get something concrete after this Sunday’s EU summit but the hope was dented as a second summit was called for this Wednesday. Decisions would be made on Wednesday and the summit on Sunday would most probably be a non-event. However, the markets experienced some drastic developments towards to the end as the speculation of QE3 from Fed suddenly resurfaced. The talk of QE3, as triggered by comments from Fed officials, sent DOW sharply higher to close at 11808, way above the 10404 low set in early October.

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WTI Crude Oil (NY Close): $85.30 // -0.81 // -0.94%

Crude oil remains firmly anchored to underlying risk appetite, showing a firm correlation with the S&P 500. This hints that little by way of meaningful directional momentum is likely for the last hours of the trading week, with investors across financial markets shying away from expressing firm conviction before the weekend’s EU debt crisis summit.

Importantly, this is not to be confused with a lack of volatility. Indeed, traders have been quick to cling to headlines out of the Euro Zone, making for particularly choppy price action as risk appetite seesaws from one end of the spectrum to the other. A Full post…

EUR/GBP: 4-hour

For those who played (and missed) the mid-channel support on GBP/JPY yesterday, then this setup is for you! EUR/GBP is also showing a channel on the 4-hour chart, and right now the overbought Stochastic and tight consolidation near the previous resistance are supporting a short trade.

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The stock market can be traced to the late 1700s, in the early period of development of the American economy. From Philadelphia, the first American stock exchange has been established to enhance trade in this new world. Full post…

I had a strange thought this morning, perhaps we should call the proposed European leveraged EFSF SPV “raptor” – or has that name already been used? The strategy throws around the idea of capitalizing a special purpose vehicle created by the European Investment Bank. This sounds vaguely similar to the disastrous “slight-of-hand” strategies of the past. While the details are in their infancy, the radical new measure seems to have helped market confidence with Asian regional equities higher across the board.

AUDUSD was able to break above 0.9867 resistance with the next critical level located at the 0.9930 bearish channel ceiling. Preciou Full post…

The short covering rally in EUR/USD ran out of steam in early European trade today after Spain’s Economics Minister Elena Salgado said that plans to extend the EFSF fund to 2 Trillion euros were not on the table. Her comments dampened hopes that EZ fiscal officials would be able to create a European style TARP that could address the growing sovereign debt crisis in the region. D

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