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Boris Schlossberg
Mr. Boris Schlossberg is Managing Director of FX Strategy for BK AssetManagement and Co-Founder of BKForex.com. Widely known as a leading foreign exchange expert,Boris has more than 20 years of financial market experience.
His career on Wall Street began over 2 decades ago with Drexel Burhnam Lambert and during that time he has traded a variety of financial instruments, from equities and options to stock index futures and foreign exchange. In 2004, Boris joined FXCM and helped start the firm's FX Education initiative.
In 2005, he joined the research team as senior currency strategist and provided fundamental and technical analysis to the company's global network of individual and institutional customers, as well as financial media outlets.
In 2007, while still at FXCM, Boris started BKForex Advisors with Ms. Kathy Lien. A year later, Boris joined Global Futures & Forex Ltd as director of currency research where he provided research and analysis to clients and managed a global foreign exchange analysis team with Kathy Lien.
His daily currency research is widely quoted by Reuters, Dow Jones and Agence France Presse newswires and appears in numerous newspapers worldwide. Mr. Schlossberg has written for SFO magazine, Active Trader and Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities.
He is the author of "Technical Analysis of the Currency Market" and "Millionaire Traders: How Everyday People Beat WallStreet at its Own Game", both of which are published by Wiley.
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Markets' positive momentum has been sapped by the Trump administration's political follies, writes Boris Schlossberg of BK Asset Management.
The Nifty Fifty stands as a historical warning to generations of investors of the heavy price to pay for unbridled, uncritical enthusiasm.
- By: Sophie Bearman
Boris Schlossberg of BK Asset Management says Microsoft has a strong long-term forecast that investors can buy into.
- By: Sophie Bearman
Boris Schlossberg of BK Asset Management says the key thing to watch in Friday's June jobs report is wage growth. Wages are key to determining whether the Fed decides to raise rates.
Macron's win would seem to be great for the euro. So why is the currency slipping on Monday?
The recent moves in markets have belied the fact that the underlying economic environment remains soft, according to one macro strategist.
- By: Amanda Diaz
Strategist Boris Schlossberg says the Fed rate hike will come sooner than some think. Here's why.
- By: Amanda Diaz
Forget transparency — some say the Fed wants investors to discount the possibility of rate rises, so that it can hike into a stronger market.
- By: Stephanie Yang
One of the biggest problems for bank stocks last year may have turned into one of this year's smallest.
- By: Stephanie Yang
Lately, the bond market has been making moves that the U.S. dollar is just not buying.
