FX Asset Management recently teamed up with Saxo Bank, Forecasts a Stronger US Dollar

PRLog (Press Release) - Dec 17, 2009 -
FXAssetManagement.com who predicted the rise in the EURO in July believes the Dollar will get stronger based on it's evaluation of technical and fundamental factors.  What specifically?  Well we attribute some to the age old theory of “the lesser of two evils” and what exactly would be the alternative, we ask? The Euro is not exactly a bastion of strength with the economies of its member countries not exactly doing great, and Ireland and Greece right now in turmoil.

To put it in even more simplistic terms, we do not see a sudden switch to bartering with barrels of oil or gold coins, so we deduce and ask, what is left?  A US Economy which is showing signs of life and a currency which has, and will in the near enough future, are the choice for its stability, and importantly, reliability.

FXAssetManagement.com having teamed up recently with Saxo Bank is giving its international clients what it feels is the best platform, world class product selection, and protection of client funds.



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FXAssetManagement.Com is a COMMODITY TRADING ADVISOR REGISTERED, NFA ID#: 0391484 specializing in Transparent, Separately Managed Forex Accounts. They can be contacted via its website www.FXAssetManagement.com or ForexCTA.com  
Saxo Bank is a global investment bank specializing in online trading and investment across the international financial markets and is one of the world's top 25 foreign exchange banks operating in the global capital markets.


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