Trading-University analyst and instructor Jay Norris talks about the difference between the U.S. Fed's current philosophy and past Fed administrations
Norris points out how despite a strong U.S. economic performance in late April and May the Fed is holding off on raising rates to stave off global market volatility which higher long-term rates have already caused.
His call for this week is for a continued soft tone for the Greenback and short to intermediate-term strength for the Euro.
He also highlights the performance of Trading-University’s benchmark day-trade method which has taken advantage of the bearish dollar correction and holds a 75% winning percentage year-to-date.
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