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James Harte

With 10 years of experience as a private trader and professional market analyst under his belt, James has carved out an impressive industry reputation. Able to both dissect and explain the key fundamental developments in the market, he communicates their importance and relevance in a succinct and straight forward manner.

James also assesses the market on a technical level, to highlight opportunities and provide directional views. In terms of technical analysis, James focuses mainly on price action strategies and market symmetry to give short to medium term perspectives in currency, equity and commodity markets.

With plenty of smashed laptops and monitors in his history, James has developed valuable insight into the psychological challenges traders face, and has enjoyed working with many traders one-on-one, to help hone their skills both on and off the charts.

Latest Articles


Crude Slips As Geopolitical Tensions Fade
Crude Slips As Geopolitical Tensions Fade

Trade War Risks FadeCrude prices are softening a little today on the back of easing tensions around the US/Greenland story and subsequent trade war risks with Europe. Following a fiery speech in Davos...

Stocks Cheer Trump Tariff U-Turn
Stocks Cheer Trump Tariff U-Turn

Trump Scraps EU Tariff ThreatRisk assets are rallying today in response to a shift in tone from Trump over Greenland. The US President yesterday scrapped upcoming tariffs on eight European countries...

USDJPY Rallying Ahead of Bank of Japan Meeting
USDJPY Rallying Ahead of Bank of Japan Meeting

BOJ on WatchUSDJPY is on watch ahead of the weekend as traders ready for the January BOJ meeting to come overnight. The bank is widely expected to keep rate son hold though many players are looking...

Gold At Record Highs Ahead of Trump Speech in Davos
Gold At Record Highs Ahead of Trump Speech in Davos

Gold Rally ContinuesAmidst the ongoing uncertainty around the Trump’s pursuit of Greenland, gold has emerged as the standout beneficiary. With risk assets tumbling and traders wary of piling into USD...