Qualified FX

Derrek Moore, one of the most experienced commodity and FX brokers at Qualified FX has won the company's second annual trading contest which is judged on a combination of winning trades, overall profitability in client accounts and risk management...

Various members of the Qualifed FX trading team will at the 2013 Tokyo Forex Summit with keynote speakers covering a variety of commodity and forex related subjects and insights into what can be expected from the markets in the coming months.

Qualified FX Senior Commodities Broker, Derrek Moore spoke at an investors luncheon held at the companies offices.. He noted that on average, silver rises higher and falls further than gold, and that this difference can be advantageous.

The professional opinion of Bill Taylor at Qualified FX implies that silver will be battling it out with gold for the first place ribbon in precious metals during 2013.

It turns out the fiscal cliff wasn't the end of the US economy that many predicted and now between the downtrend in the dollar and a rally in the stock markets, precious metals are in a good position to increase in value again.

The silver market has seen a recent increase with the decline of the U.S. dollars strength and investor worries about further stimulus packages and high levels of inflation. Chris Nolan, a Senior Commodity Broker at Qualified FX gives us his take.

With modest gains on the days trading in the U.S. market, analysts are looking to the final Federal Reserve meeting of 2012 in anticipation of another round of quantitative easing which would push the yellow metal higher rapidly in the new year.

Gold has been the big buzz for the past year with catalysts such as the European Debt Crisis and lower U.S. dollar index driving the yellow metal onwards and upwards but another precious metal has been vastly overlooked, Silver.

Gold lost some ground today after what started as bargain-hunting ended and investors started to worry about the world's economy but the upcoming festive demand from the world's top consumer of the yellow metal is likely to help prices rise again.

Gold futures were stable but unimpressive nearing a six-week low with Spain and Greece's fiscal issues still weighing heavy on the minds of investors but what can we expect from gold from now?