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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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- By: Keris Lahiff
After adding billions of dollars in the last week, Netflix is edging closer to surpassing the Walt Disney Co.'s market cap. That could happen sooner rather than later if one strategist's forecasts pan out.
General Electric earnings are coming into focus as the company reports Friday.
- By: Keris Lahiff
Gold soared to two-year highs this week as uncertainty rattles the market. The bull run isn't over yet, says one strategist.
- By: Keris Lahiff
A handful of retail stocks have staged a major comeback this year, leading the S&P 500's consumer discretionary sector into the green for 2018. Despite the gains, two market watchers see a number of bargains in the group.
- By: Keris Lahiff
Energy is one of just three sectors in the green over the past month as oil clings to its recent rally, and some see the upside continuing.
- By: Keris Lahiff
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon just said the yield on 10-year Treasurys could get to 4 percent this year. Two market watchers aren't buying that forecast.
Friday's nonfarm payrolls report could set the cadence for all capital markets for the next few weeks, Schlossberg says.
- By: Keris Lahiff
A day after Elon Musk's April Fools' joke that the company was facing bankruptcy, its shares lost $2.3 billion in value.
The tech wreck is weighing on the broader market, but strategist Boris Schlossberg sees further pain if tech stocks don’t stabilize soon.
- By: Keris Lahiff
Not all tech stocks are in the bin this week. Qualcomm charged upward during the tech wreck and one market watcher sees more gains ahead.
