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John L. Momsen
Forex Focus: Is Gold A Hedge Against A Falling Dollar? by John L. Momsen
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Stocks & Commodities V. 25:2 (14-18): Forex Focus: Is Gold A Hedge Against A Falling Dollar? by John L. Momsen
Access to foreign exchange trading has opened up exciting trading options for the retail trader. You can now trade alongside corporations and institutions in a highly liquid market that is global, traded around the clock, and highly leveraged. Before jumping into this market, however, we must understand the factors that affect the forex market. With that in mind, STOCKS & COMMODITIES has introduced Forex Focus to better prepare the retail trader to participate in the currency market....
AUTHOR: John L. MomsenDATE: FEB 2007SUBJECT: FocusForex Momsen PM
The Bad, The Good, And The Profitable by John L. Momsen
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...The Bad, The Good, And The Profitable by John L. Momsen
Here's why you have to research your trades as thoroughly
as possible.
In February 2003, I received an intriguing email
from one of my friends. He said he had discovered
a nearly perfect, 94% profitable, seasonal
trade in the orange juice market and wanted my
opinion on it. This certainly piqued my interest:
I've been a trader of seasonal commodity trades for more than 20 years, and I've written both books and
articles on the subject. So what was this seasonal trade? "Buy
May orange juice on the close of February 26 and exit the
trade o...
AUTHOR: John L. MomsenDATE: MAY 2004SUBJECT: Real World
Christmas Comes Early With The DJIA by John L. Momsen
AUTHOR: John L. MomsenDATE: JAN 2001SUBJECT: Trading Techniques
Trade Crude Now by John L. Momsen
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Trade Crude Now by John L. Momsen
Don't brush aside a straightforward futures trade just because you think it's too risky. Try combining seasonals with options -- you might be pleasantly surprised.
A simple option spread combined with a seasonal trade can not only increase the potential for a profit but also improve the risk/reward ratio of your trade. It can also open up the possibility of participating in trades you might have otherwise considered too high-risk for your trading account.
In the February 2000 STOCKS & COMMODITIES, I described a simple method of transforming a good seasonal t...
AUTHOR: John L. MomsenDATE: AUG 2001SUBJECT: Seasonal Trades
Seasonal Trades And The Channel Breakout System by John L.Momsen
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Seasonal Trades And
The Channel Breakout System
by John L.Momsen
Many seasonal trades have been consistently profitable over
many years, but using them can be tricky because you never
know if this will be the year that events won't follow the
established patterns. You can gauge whether patterns are
breaking as expected by using the channel breakout system.
Seasonal trades often come with
90%success rates, but that's
historical information. You
need to know what's happening now as you put on a trade.
Nothing's more frustrating than
entering - and exiting - at
the historical right time, only
t...
AUTHOR: John L. MomsenDATE: FEB 2000SUBJECT: Real World