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 on: March 08, 2010, 12:04:10 AM 
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US Dollar Prediction For 2010 - Where is the USD Headed?
By http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=John_J._Drummond   John J. Drummond

Now that 2010 is well underway, it is time to start thinking about how the rest of the year will look like. In this article, I want to share my prediction for the US Dollar in 2010. As always, predictions are totally personal and this one is based on my opinion alone, so you need to make your own trading decisions.

That being said, I believe (and have stated before) that this is going to be a very good year for the USD. Indeed, the American currency finished 2009 on a high note and it has been going strong ever since, rising about 10% versus the Euro.

I predict that the USD still has some way to go and may indeed continue to rise in relation to various major and exotic currencies throughout the year. I base this prediction on the following:

1. It is very clear that Europe is in a mess. Greece is close to defaulting on its loans and there is still no clear plan of aid from the rest of the Eurobloc countries. Other members of the EU seem shaky as well, including Spain, Portugal, Italy, and Ireland. How will be big European countries be able to help all of their weaker members? This is partly why the Euro has weakened and why it may continue to weaken in relation to the Dollar.

2. Japan is also on shaky ground with an ever increasing deficit and other financial issues. Some say that the Yen will crumble sooner rather than later. This will also mean that the USD will rise in 2010.

3. It seems that the Health Reform Bill President Obama promises is stuck in Congress and will not pass in its current form. I am not taking any political stand here, but if a smaller bill is passed, the US deficit in coming years is likely to be smaller, or at least so the market will believe. This will give another boost to the USD.

4. The American economy seems to be recovering, albeit slowly, and there is even talk of a rise in interest rates. If these rates are indeed raised (and this does seem likely), then the US Dollar will certainly rise as it becomes more attractive to investors worldwide.

For all these reasons I predict that 2010 will be positive for the USD and that it will continue to be the global currency of choice.

To see how the year will be for the Euro visit http://forexseer.com/euro-prediction-for-2010/   Euro Predictions 2010

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John Drummond works from home. He writes often on business, trading, and finances.

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?US-Dollar-Prediction-For-2010---Where-is-the-USD-Headed?&id=3796802    US Dollar Prediction For 2010 - Where is the USD Headed?

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 on: March 07, 2010, 06:43:58 PM 
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First of all, STOP having late payments!!!  Do not have any more late payments whatsoever.  Each late probably drops your score by 20 to 50 points - no joke!!

Next, pay down your credit card balances to 30% or below the available credit limit.

If you are over your limits, get those ones down the quickest.

Pay off all non-medical collections as soon as possible.

If you do not have any credit or trade lines established (i.e. - loans or credit cards) then think about getting a small secured credit card that reports to all 3 bureaus.
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If you're in serious debt, think about a free Debt Reduction consultation: http://www.curadebt.com/freeconsultation.asp?a_=4b75ef9e10138

Be patient.  Over a year or so, your credit will come up.  Also, having an installment loan and revolving credit will help.

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 on: March 07, 2010, 06:27:22 PM 
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Stop Spending..  And by all means...  Stop spending on CREDIT.  Don't buy it unless you can pay cash for it!

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 on: February 24, 2010, 08:05:55 PM 
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Forex Education - These Traders Learned Forex in Two Weeks and Made Millions!
By http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Kelly_Price Kelly Price

The group of traders we are going to look at here, had no experience, learned to trade in two weeks and made $200 million dollars in Just 4 years. Let's look at the education they received and how you can use it to gain Forex trading success.

The traders above were part of an experiment conducted by trading legend Richard Dennis, to prove that anyone could learn to trade with the right education and mindset and the experiment was a stunning success - so how did they do it and what can you learn from them?

The first point is the system they were taught was very simple and it's a fact that simple systems work better than complex ones; as they are more robust with fewer elements to break. The system was based on trading breakouts and following long term trends which is of course a timeless way to make money. Now Dennis knew that anyone could learn the system but he had to install the right mindset in his pupils which was the real key to its success.

The system lost far more trades than it won and while it made money, he knew his pupils needed to see taking losses and keeping them small as a vital part of their trading strategy - if you want to win at Forex trading you need to learn how to deal with losses.

There is a big myth, that you can follow a cheap Forex robot and make money with no drawdown but this is fantasy not reality, these systems all lose money. All successful systems have drawdown even the best, so Dennis taught them to have confidence in the system and gave them rigid money management rules to follow.

All the traders commented learning the system was easy, learning to take losses and trade with discipline was harder but they did it and they were well rewarded.

The rules of the system are free online and any trader should look at them and make them part of their essential Forex trading education. If you learn the basics and adopt the right mindset you can win at Forex, you may not get as rich as the above traders, life is simply not like that but you can make a great second income if you want too.

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 on: February 21, 2010, 01:46:56 PM 
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IF YOU ARE A SPAMMER YOU WILL BE BANNED IMMEDIATELY.  TRUST ME.  I BAN ABOUT 2 OR 3 USERS PER DAY THAT JUST PUT UP JUNK ON THIS WEBSITE. 

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 on: September 19, 2009, 12:29:26 PM 
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Just watch the whole Video..  Watch what happens if you pay cash for a "used" car  instead of going out and buying that new car?  How much money do you save?  What is the average car payment on a new car?  What does that mean to you if you were to save that money instead of spending it on a car?  Well, millions of dollars by retirement!

Scroll down the page just a couple paragraphs for the video link:

http://www.daveramsey.com/article/drive-free/

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 on: September 19, 2009, 12:14:08 PM 
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Five years ago, the Hildebrandt family of New Richmond, Wis., was juggling more than $100,000 in credit card and personal debt. Through frugality, determination and hard work, they are now -- other than a mortgage -- debt-free.

At the time, Russell and Kandy Hildebrandts' credit card balances totaled about $89,000, and they owed $17,000 to a family member. While they were current on all the payments, the card companies had begun raising their interest rates, adding hundreds to their minimum monthly payments. Kandy acknowledges that they presented a higher credit risk, given how their balances had ballooned. Even so, with the bump in the required payments, covering the monthly payments was a struggle. "We had to change," Kandy says.

READ THE REST OF THE STORY HERE:  http://customsites.yahoo.com/financiallyfit/finance/article-107752-2691-0-how-one-family-shed-106000-in-debt?ywaad=ad0035

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