108. How Interest Rates Move the Forex Market Part 1

[usernamenotreserved]

Something to consider is that as US realestate values are now low compared to Europe and other areas, capital flows may enter the real estate market soon (both commercial and residential) and the lower dollar may lead to increased exports, so shorting the dollar may not be as wise as first appears in the popular press. Celente and Schiff may be wrong.

[justicelevi]

....a recent interview on an Indian tv station, Faber said the dollar may rise short term

[Varegous]

Are you saying investors will put money into a bankrupt country? Looking at it realistically, the United States has around $11 Trillion in debt.

Have we gone through any symptoms of recession or depression? I think not. The feds are trying to prolong either to happen, so no one will invest anything yet.. But this is my opinion, hehe..

Not until we see the bubble really burst will we see a recovery.

[wojtek0000]

only thing Informed Trades is missing is links to the next video in order. Such a great series could be better if it was easily accessible/organized.

[kyu012]

Yea that "More From" and "Related Videos" scroll on the side lists only videosin random order and sometimes doesn't even have the next video. I'd expect this from many sites but come on youtube.

Great content though. Much appreciated.

[tamatama14]

Hi your video are awesome. I have a question, will the increases of the interest rate affect on home loan interest rate? from my understand home loan interest rate are alway higher than the discount rate.

[InformedTrades]

Thanks for the comment I am glad you like them. Movements of the discount rate are one of the major factors that affect home lone interest rates, so normally movements in the discount rate will have a direct affect on interest rates across all loans. There are other factors at play here however including the credit crisis, and how credit worthy the buyer is. Best Regards, Dave

[InformedTrades]

Thanks for the comment cableforex its much appreciated. Trying to keep it simple enough for everyone to understand while still giving people all the information they need to trade profitably. Best Regards, Dave