Comparing Trading to Traditional Work When new traders move into the arena of t...

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From the Floor: Risk-on in Asia after Fed's Bullard hits dovish note

A wave of risk appetite swept across Asian equity markets on Monday in a rally fuelled partly by dovish remarks on Friday from St. Louis Fed president James Bullard, who said the projected path for rate increases may be “overly aggressive”. Meanwhile, oil prices rose on speculation of deeper-for-longer production cuts.

Squawk / 15 July 2016 at 2:03 GMT

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Senior Analyst / Tallinex.com

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Comparing Trading to Traditional Work

When new traders move into the arena of trading they face several functional difficulties such as how do markets work, what are the subtle difference between markets and most importantly how does one design and implement a system that is some way logic and effective.

If someone manages to navigate this maze and become in some way successful at this game then they face another issue, one of identity. In the Western world our work defines us – the most common introductory question one is asked is – what do you do?

Author: Chris Tate

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