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Currency Traders: Get Elliott Wave Forex Forecasts Free
Get ready: EWI's Forex FreeWeek is coming: August 20-27.

By Editorial Staff
Mon, 18 Aug 2008 21:45:00 ET
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Google the word "forex," and your search will bring back about 62 million entries.
 
Google "S&P," and you'll get about 10 million fewer pages to choose from.
 
There is a reason why so many websites talk about trading forex: Online currency speculation is quickly becoming just as mainstream as online stock trading.
 
Forex already is THE largest and most liquid market on the planet: Its daily volume is ten times bigger than the combined daily turnover on all of the world's stock exchanges. And with countless online forex brokerage firms competing for your business and offering new accounts for as little as $200, this market is attracting more players every day.
 
But don't believe those who say that trading forex is easy. According to forex brokers' own statistics, up to 90 percent of traders consistently lose money. Why? Same old reasons: poor understanding of the markets, lack of a proper method, lack of strategy, and lack of discipline.
 
Here at Elliott Wave International, we have been forecasting the markets for 30 years. While we cannot help you with the discipline part – that's a personal quality that only you can develop – we can help you understand how the markets work. We can also teach you a popular forecasting method that may help you formulate a trading strategy: Elliott wave analysis.
 
Elliott wave is a method many forex traders use, because it helps you to accomplish three crucial goals: Identify the trend, stay with it, and know when the trend is likely over.
 
And you're in luck! Because from noon to noon on August 20 through August 27, you can have full, free access to Elliott Wave International's forex forecasts inside Currency Specialty Service. Here's what you get during this FreeWeek:
 
1. Free access to 24-hour-a-day forecasts of  
  • EURUSD
  • GBPUSD
  • AUDUSD
  • USDCHF
  • USDJPY
  • USDCAD
  • DX, U.S. Dollar Index
2. Free access to 10+ instructional videos on the theory of Elliott wave and its application in currency trading.
 
3. Free access to 3 Currency Specialty Service analysts – each with 20 years of professional trading and market-forecasting experience.
 
4. Free help from EWI's dedicated Specialty Services Support Team. 

To get access to the Currency Specialty Service FreeWeek, all you need is a free Club EWI membership. Take 30 seconds to create a free Club EWI profile now.


If you already have a Club EWI User ID and Password, you’re all set!
Just visit the Subscribers Page and log in with your unique User ID and Password to access your FreeWeek of Forex Forecasts between August 20 and August 27.

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