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FX Trading: The Dynamic Inflation Hedge
By Kevin Cook   
June 11, 2009

Date: June 11th 2009

Time: 3:30pm CT (4:30pm ET)

Title: FX Trading: The Dynamic Inflation Hedge

Speaker: Kevin Cook

Company: ONN.tv

Description: Worried about the dollar with bailouts, deficits, debt, inflation, quantitative easing, and the U.S. AAA-rating in question? Trading commodities and bonds have always been a great way to mitigate the risk of your inherent long dollar position, but FX is another great tool for fighting the U.S. debt monster. In addition, the trading is much more engaging with dozens of pairs to follow in a giant 24-hour global chess match.

Join Kevin Cook, veteran FX market maker and spot-futures arbitrage expert, as he breaks down the opportunities and the risks of FX trading including:

  • How to identify and capture moves before the economists are done arguing about it.
  • Compare and contrast CME FX futures with the multitude of cash internet-based brokers.
  • Introduce how the best just got better with CME Forex E-micro Futures.
Kevin Cook traded interbank FX on an institutional desk for 9 years, before joining The Options News Network (http://www.ONN.tv) in 2008 to create top-shelf options and futures education and commentary. In his FX role as a dedicated market maker executing high-volume, high-frequency spot-futures arbitrage, Cook traded against the biggest banks and funds in all time zones and survived over four coordinated central bank interventions. He teaches the market dynamics and practices of the professional FX trader’s world.



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