Christopher Lewis

Christopher Lewis
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About Christopher Lewis

Christopher Lewis is a Columbus, OH-based Forex trader who enjoys trading a wide range of pairs from the traditional EUR/USD to more exotic USD/RUB, and many things in between. Unlike many Forex traders who prefer to trade in a specific market session, Christopher takes advantage of the flexibility provided by the currency markets, and he trades in all sessions, most often when he’s taking a study break from pursuing degrees in both finance and computer science.

Mr. Lewis most often trades on the daily or weekly chart, rather than on a shorter time frame, making his market outlooks suitable for traders in all time zones. In addition to multiple daily analyses, he has been providing DailyForex.com traders with regular video analyses for several years. He also contributes weekly Forex forecasts, monthly outlooks and even yearly forecasts, all of which are all highly valued by his loyal following. Christopher has tested dozens of Forex trading platforms during his years as a trader, though he now uses GFT’s 360 DealBook when placing personal trades.

In late 2014 Mr. Lewis began contributing signals to ForexSignalz.com, where he collaborates with DailyForex’s chief trader, Adam Lemon, to provide additional signals to serious traders directly to their mobile phones. Mr. Lewis’s signals, although not overly aggressive, are largely based upon his own personal trades and trading strategies that he has cultivated over many years, making them suitable for traders at all levels and for traders using a range of trading platforms.

When he’s not studying, trading or chasing after his two young children, Christopher manages to find time to operate his own Forex website, aptly called The Trader Guy.

 


chris.lewis@dailyforex.com

 

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Natural gas surged over 7% Monday on geopolitical tensions, but with mild U.S. weather and ample supply, traders remain skeptical of sustained upside.

The euro rebounded against the yen after an early drop, with buyers targeting a move above ¥165 as risk appetite stays firm and technical support holds near ¥162.

Silver rallied over 5% on Monday, breaking through the $34 resistance and targeting $35.50, with $33 now likely acting as support in a bullish continuation setup.

You have probably read or heard the term Forex slippage, but what does it mean, what does it reveal about the Forex market and Forex brokers, and how can you avoid it? I have analyzed all aspects of Forex slippage. In this article, we will explore what it is, why Forex traders should avoid Forex brokers with frequent negative slippage, how positive slippage will improve your profits, how you can sidestep most Forex slippage, and why you should not trust market makers with guaranteed stop-loss orders

We’ve seen rather negative momentum in the USD/MXN pair over the last couple of months, especially once we broke down below the 20 MXN level.

The US dollar has been very noisy against the Japanese yen during the month of May, and I think you will see more of the same.

The S&P 500 has seen buying pressure during the month of May, as we are threatening the 6000 level above.

The NASDAQ 100 has had a very positive month of May, and now we are starting to see signs of hesitation as we close out month out.

The gold market has been fairly noisy during the month of May, as we continue to see a lot of questions asked about the overall trend in gold.

The EUR/USD pair has been very noisy over the last several weeks, as may has been a very volatile month overall.

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