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  Shihab Uddin GRE (জিআরই) ছাড়াই আমেরিকার যে সকল বিশ্ববিদ্যালয়ে এডমিশন নেয়ার সুযোগ থাকছে। Stevens Institute of Technology Mississippi State University Illinois Institute of Technology San Jose State University Duquesne University California State University Long Beach Baylor University Rutgers University The State University of New Jersey University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Boston University University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Brandis University (Master of Public Policy program) University of North Alabama Johns Hopkins University University of Memphis School of Public Health University of Minnesota University of Mississippi University of North Carolina, Charlotte Southern Methodist University Austin Peay State University University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Drew University Rochester Institute of Technology Loyola University School of business University of Arizona (Master of Public Health) University of Louisville Penn State College of Engineering Florida State University Te...

  Trading Volume In Forex For Beginners by  TradingStrategyGuides  |  Last updated Apr 30, 2021  |  All Strategies  |  6 comments Hello, Forex Traders! Have you ever traded futures and/or stocks? Irrelevant of the answer, everyone knows how important volume is the analysis of stocks and futures. Volume, open interest, and price action are the key components in trading decisions. Did you notice that volume does not have the same importance as in stocks and futures? Or, in fact, did you ever use the volume on your Forex chart? How is volume measured in the Forex market? Does the Forex market use volume levels as well? We are going to discuss all of these questions and more. Please write down your own experiences in the comment section down below. By the way, don’t forget to read  last week’s article on the “Path to Forex Trading Mastery ”. It is well worth your time as you will be able to identify how advanced your trading is and how you can mo...

  The Canadian Dollar: What Determines the Exchange Rate? BY  LOPRESPUB   on   SEPTEMBER 26, 2018 Reading Time:  6   minutes (Disponible en français :  Le dollar canadien : les facteurs qui influent sur le taux de change ) From the beginning of World War II until 1950, and again from 1962 to 1970, the value of the Canadian dollar was fixed in relation to the U.S. dollar. The Bank of Canada was responsible for intervening in the marketplace to maintain the fixed value of the currency. Now, the exchange rate between the Canadian dollar and any foreign currency is determined by the forces of supply and demand, that is, like the value of any other openly traded good or service. Factors that increase (or decrease) demand for the Canadian dollar, or that decrease (or increase) demand for foreign currency, place upward (or downward) pressure on the exchange rate. Factors Affecting the Value of the Canadian Dollar Economic theory and empirical evidence have id...

  Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Let’s pretend the  Fed  announces they will raise interest rates. The market quickly starts buying the U.S. dollar across all major currencies…EUR/USD and GBP/USD fall while USD/CHF and USD/JPY rise. You were short  EUR/USD  and were pleased to see price move in your favor making you some pips, but right before you were about to break out the cigar, you notice your friend who was long USD/JPY made a lot more pips than you. You’re like “What’s up with that yo?” You compare the charts of EUR/USD and USD/JPY and see that USD/JPY made the bigger move. It broke through a major technical resistance level and shot up 200 pips while EUR/USD barely shot down 100 pips and failed to break a major support level. You’re thinking to yourself, “If the U.S. dollar was being bought across the board, then how come my EUR/USD trade looks so weak compared to my friend’s USD/JPY trade?” This is due to the currency crosses! In this particular exam...