FXCM’s sentiment index pays off

CURRENCY FORECASTS

"Economic data has already told us that the US dollar should begin to weaken in 2006," said Kathy Lien, chief strategist at FXCM in New York.

Lien said FXCM’s in-house sentiment index had played a pivotal role in defining whether the market would be range bound or trending. "Combining that with the trend of volatilities, we have been able to forecast how a currency pair will move accurately this past year," she said.

The increased reliability of FXCM’s sentiment index demonstrates this change in

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