الثلاثاء، 16 ديسمبر 2014

About French Language: Au Marché - Learn French In Context

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From Camille Chevalier-Karfis, your Guide to French Language

 Mes Chers Etudiants de français,

A couple of weeks ago, I wrote three articles about expressing quantities in French (du, des, but beaucoup de...).

Well, this week I wrote 3 articles to illustrate these lessons in an easy learn French in context story. First you'll find some cultural tips and sentences to best fit in a French open market, then follow the links to access the easy story and the English/French side by side. 

With the Holidays around the corner, I also suggest you take a peak at my Eight great gifts ideas for your francophile friends - there is still time!

As usual, follow me on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest for daily mini lessons and tips.

Joyeux Hannouca !
Joyeux Noël !
Joyeuses fêtes de fin d'année à tous !

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الثلاثاء، 2 ديسمبر 2014

About French Language: La Légende de Saint Nicolas - The French Santa

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 Bonjour mes chers étudiants de français

This week I will tell you about the French Santa : Saint Nicolas. I've written another "learn French in context story" so you can practice your French as you are learning about France's culture. 

Before you study with it, I advise you read my "how to use my learn French in context story" article.

Then you can check your understanding with the French story with English translation.

I will be adding exclusive daily lessons and tips on Twitter and Facebook, so make sure you follow me there as well!

Good luck with your French studies,

Bien cordialement,

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Math Problems - EarnForex Newsletter - December 2014

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December 2, 2014

Welcome to the latest issue of EarnForex.com newsletter — December 2014.

In this issue of EarnForex.com newsletter, I will remind you about the most important Forex-related events of the last month and will also show you the list of the site's latest updates.

EDITORIAL: Importance of Math

You do not need to be a mathematical genius to be a successful Forex trader, but you definitely need to be a mathematically literate person for that. Although many people study math at school, it is sometimes difficult for them to apply the obtained theoretical knowledge to real life situations that arise during the market operations or when dealing with other trading industry participants (e.g. various scam sellers). You should really understand how to apply the following concepts to real-world problems if you plan to be a Forex trader:

  • Fractions and percentages — you probably know them already, but you need to know how to apply them properly. A good example of bad command of percentage calculation is when someone claims that increasing a $10,000 starting balance to $100,000 is 1000% profitability.
  • Probabilities — everything you deal with in trading is based in probabilities. You should master at least the basic concepts and laws.
  • Statistics — traders who do not plan to do a lot of trading system testing and analysis need only the beginner's staff. I still recommend to delve into this field a little deeper than the basics because it can be very useful for a trader.

The problem of the lack of mathematical literacy is well covered in this article. If you need some good free sources for learning about the concepts listed above, I recommend Everything Maths and Khan Academy (if you prefer videos over text and images).

Overview of the major currency pairs' performance in November

EUR/USD — was mostly flat during the month but demonstrated a slight downward momentum. It was at the maximum at 1.2599 on November 19, at its minimum at 1.2357 on November 7, finishing the month at 1.2450.

GBP/USD — dropped significantly but bounced near the end of the month. The highest monthly rate was at 1.6021 on November 5, while the lowest — at 1.5590 on November 19. GBP/USD finished November trading at 1.5640.

USD/JPY — rallied during the first 20 days of November; corrected afterwards. The pair rose to as high as 118.97 on November 20, reaching a bottom at 112.57 on November 3 and closing the month with the 118.59 rate.

EUR/JPY — behaved similarly to USD/JPY but with a much stronger correction. The monthly high was at 149.12 on November 20, the monthly low — at 140.39 on November 3. Trading ended at 147.65 for this currency pair.

GBP/JPY — demonstrated a generally bullish trend with a lot of volatility and spikes. The maximum level for this pair was 186.12 on November 20, while the minimum — 179.63 on November 3. The month's trading ended at 185.40 for GBP/JPY.

Fundamental background of the past month

The US dollar rallied in November, rising for the fourth straight month against the euro and for the fifth month versus the Great Britain pound and the Japanese yen. The currency got help at the start of the month from the Federal Reserve policy decision and elections in the United States. At the end of November, the greenback profited from risk aversion that OPEC announcement has created.

The euro performed poor against the US dollar in November. Comments of European Central Bank President Mario Draghi were hurting the shared 18-nations currency both at the beginning and at the end of the month. The euro's performance against the pound and the yen was much better.

The Great Britain pound remained one of the biggest losers on the Forex market as the UK economy showed signs of slowing growth momentum. While the Bank of England policy minutes lifted the currency it remained mostly soft.

The yen remained the weakest currency among the majors as traders saw no reason to buy the currency, and it reached new multi-year lows. The yen slowed the drop a bit by the end of the month partly due to the comments from the finance minister.

The Swiss franc attempted to rally in November on speculations that the referendum in Switzerland may lead to difficulties for the Swiss National Bank in enforcing the cap on the currency.

Commodity currencies were performing poorly for the most part and were particularly hurt by the decision of the OPEC to refrain from cutting crude oil production. Yet the New Zealand dollar was surprisingly resilient and managed to end the month with gains.

November was rather bad month for gold. At the start of the month, the precious metal stayed weak due to the Fed policy announcement that took place at the end of the previous month. The end of November was not good either as the OPEC announcement made most commodities tumble.

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Interest rate changes in November
China 6.00% -0.40% 5.60%
Iceland 7.00% -0.25% 6.75%
Indonesia 7.50% +0.25% 7.75%
Romania 3.00% -0.25% 2.75%
Russian Federation 8.00% +1.50% 9.50%
Top 5 Forex brokers of the last month

The top 5 Forex brokers, as reviewed by the visitors of EarnForex.com are the following:

  1. PaxForex — 9.5
  2. FreshForex — 9.3
  3. Forex Broker Inc. — 9.0
  4. HotForex — 8.8
  5. Tradenext — 8.7

To qualify for the position in this list, a Forex broker should have at least 3 valid reviews. Do not forget to review your favorite broker if you have not done so already.

Forex articles

Two new Forex articles have been published on EarnForex.com since the last issue of the newsletter:

You can always browse the previously uploaded articles.

Forex brokers

Five new Forex brokers have been added to EarnForex.com since the last issue of the newsletter:

  • DenForex — an IB company of Admiral Markets. It is based in Russia and is not regulated by any authority. The broker offers MT4 platform, high leverage and low minimum to start trading.
  • FXMoneyWorld — a Belorussian broker that is actually registered in Belize. They offer MetaTrader 4, medium leverage and $250 minimum account size.
  • AlumFX — an FCA-regulated company from the United Kingdom. It offers MT4, Currenex Classic, and Currenex Viking accounts with 1:100 maximum leverage. The minimum account size is $200 for MetaTrader and $10,000 for Currenex.
  • GDMFX — a broker registered in New Zealand. It offers MT4 trading platform and caters for spot and binary option traders. The minimum to start trading is $100, while the leverage is maxed at 1:500.
  • Forexite — a genuinely offshore company with a very low minimum account size ($1) and a custom trading platform (TradeRoom). They offer only currencies for trading and have leverage fixed at 1:100.

You can always view our full list of Forex brokers.

Forex polls

Two new polls have been posted in the EarnForex blog:

You can also browse the full list of Forex polls from EarnForex.com.

Forum

Top 5 hot topics on EarnForex Forum started in November:

  1. Forex daily analysis from FIBO Group
  2. Have you tried MT5?
  3. How to avoid forex scams?
  4. How do you manage your capital?
  5. Who will raise interest rates first?
Forex industry news

There were the following important Forex industry news since the last issue of the newsletter:

Until the next newsletter issue!

That is all for the December issue of the EarnForex.com newsletter. If you have questions, comments or just want to see something else in the next monthly issue, please let us know.


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