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The Rise of a the Loonie, Euro, and a New Trading Book

March 19, 2009 at 3:30 pm • Posted in pipstop

I’ve always enjoyed Brett Steenbarger’s posts and insight. He’s very clear and shares thoughts on what affect almost all traders. He’s just released a new book, and as he says, “is explicitly structured as a self-help book for traders, focusing on 101 lessons for changing patterns of thought, emotion, and behavior.”

The Daily Trading Coachwas just released at Amazon so you can grab it now.

Also:

+ Goldman Sachs extends target on Euro from $1.35 to $1.40.

+ Loonie gains over a cent against the U.S. dollar

+ Wells Fargo’s CEO Richart Kovacevich calls Tim Geithner’s “plan” asinine.

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