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This book is the result of the author's many years of experience and observation throughout his 26 years in the stockbroking industry. It was written for general public to learn to invest based on facts and not on fantasies or hearsay....
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Dollar holds gains after two-day rally, with most currencies moving in tight ranges; traders report lower- than-average volume with Japan closed for a holiday. * MSCI Asia-Pacific ex-Japan Index up 0.3% * AUD/USD +0.2% to 0.7145 vs 0.7122-0.7148 range * Bought by leveraged accounts after housing data: trader * Australian 2Q house prices rose 4.7% q/q, est. 2.3% gain; up 9.8% from year earlier, est. 8% increase * A$513m of 0.7100 option strikes expiring Sept 25: DTCC data * NZD/USD steady at 0.6318 vs 0.6308-0.6332 range * Price action driven by option strikes near spot: trader; option desks have been seen dealing in spot multiple times near strike at 0.6325 * USD/JPY +0.1% at 120.52 vs 120.33-120.61 range * Abe cabinet approval rate 42.6%, disapproval 47.8%: Sankei * Pair seen capped by Tokyo exporters chasing market:trader * EUR/USD little changed at 1.1190 vs 1.1183-1.1206 range * Options expiring Sept 24 include 1.1185 strike for EUR597m * GBP/USD steady at 1.5510 vs 1.5504-1.5529 range * Bloomberg Dollar Index steady at 1,1207.47 * U.S. 10-year Treasury futures advance * Brent crude and copper drop; gold steady