Currency Trading and Intermarket Analysis / Wiley Trading Series (PDF)

Foreword. Preface. Acknowledgments. Chapter 1: Gold and the Dollar. End of Bretton Woods System Marks Gold's Takeoff. Fed Tightening and FX Interventions Rein in Gold Rally. Central Banks' Gold Sale Agreements. Gold-USD Inverse Relation. Recent Exceptions to the Inverse Rule. Using Gold to Identify Currency LeadersA and Laggards. Gold's Secular Performance. Valuing Currencies via Gold. Golden Correlations. Don't Forget Falling Gold Production. Gold and Equities: Hard versus Monetary Assets. Equity-to-Gold Ratios. The Role of the Speculators. Gold is Part of a Larger Story. Chapter 2: Oil Fundamentals in the Currency Market. From a Gold Standard to an Oil Standard (1970s-1980s). Oil Glut and Price Collapse (1981-1986). The Super Dollar of 1980-1984: World's Third Oil Shock. World Intervenes against Strong Dollar (1985-1987). Iraq's Invasion of Kuwait and the Gulf War (1990-1991). The Asian Crisis and OPEC's Miscalculation (1997-1998). Oil Thrives on World Growth, Dot-Com Boom (1999-2000). Iraq War Fuels Oil Rally, Dollar Flounders, China Takes Over (2002-Present). Summary. Chapter 3: When the Dollar Was King (1999-2001). The Major Theories. Annual Performance Analysis of Individual Currencies. Summary. Chapter 4: The Dollar Bear Awakens (2002-2007). 2002: The Beginning of the Dollar Bear Market. 2003: Dollar Extends Damage, Commodity Currencies Soar. 2004: Global Recovery Boosts Currencies against US Dollar. 2005: Commodities Soar alongside Dollar, Carry Trades Emerge. 2006: Dollar Vulnerable as Fed Ends Two-Year Tightening. 2007: Record Oil Boosts Loonie, Helpless Fed Hits Greenback. Lessons Learned. Chapter 5: Risk Appetite in the Markets. Carry Trades in Foreign Exchange. Using Risk Appetite to Gauge FX Flows. Tying It All Together: 1999-2007. Chapter 6: Reading the Fed via Yield Curves, Equities and Commodities. Yield Curves and the Economy. Types of Yield Curves. Rationale of Inverted Yield Curve Implications. Effectiveness of Yield Curve Signals' Implications.

Ashraf Laidi is the head FX Strategist at CMC Markets, where he oversees the analysis and forecasting functions of G-10 currency pairs as well as decisions and trends of the major global central banks. His online FX analysis has received wide following for more than a decade, centering on G-10 currencies and economies. Prior to joining CMC, Laidi monitored the performance of a multi-FX portfolio at the United Nations, assessed sovereign and project investment risk for Hagler Bailly and the World Bank, and analyzed emerging market bonds at Reuters. He also created the first 24-hour currency Web site for traders and researchers during the inception of the Euro. He is the founder of AshrafLaidi.com.

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