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Mathew Barnes

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While working as an accountant, Mat Barnes discovered that one of his clients was doing exceptionally well trading the markets and was motivated to investigate further. He began trading in 2000 and never looked back. Mat specialises in foreign exchange with a particular emphasis on US dollar, Euro and Yen currency trading. He is another successful Safety in the Market Platinum graduate and shares his extensive knowledge of currencies markets with other traders in his work as an instructor and regular writer for Safety in the Market.

Latest Posts

Placing A Currency/FX Trade

17 Feb, 2012
Several trillion dollars flow through the Foreign Exchange (FX) markets every day, making them easily the largest and most liquid markets available to traders.

The Power of the Swing Chart

27 Jan, 2012

If you have ever spent a day at the beach watching the tide come in and go out, you know the water level doesn’t

The Study of Bottoms

20 Jan, 2012
In this article I’d like to take a walk down memory lane on the US Dollar,

Trading the Euro Bund

16 Jan, 2012
Hello and welcome to all students to the first Safety in the Market newsletter for 2012. In this article I’d like to discuss the Euro Bund (code FGBL-Spotv in ProfitSource).

The Thin End of the Wedge

6 Jan, 2012
Welcome to the first edition of the Trading Tutors Newsletter for 2012. I trust you enjoyed a relaxing and peaceful holiday and are ready for an exciting and profitable New Year.

FX Trading Vehicles

16 Dec, 2011
More than four trillion dollars moves through the currency markets in a single day, making it the most liquid market in the world.

The EuroBund - A Smarter Starter Pack Trade

15 Dec, 2011
Welcome to the final Safety in the Market monthly newsletter for 2011. It seems only yesterday we were discussing how quickly 2010 had passed and here we are at the end of 2011!

A Not So Divine Intervention

25 Nov, 2011
Over the past few years we have seen numerous attempts from many central banks to control and manipulate the price of their national currencies by buying it to boost the price or selling to keep it from getting too high.
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