Russell Shor

Russell Shor

Senior Market Strategist

Russell Shor is a Senior Market Strategist at FXCM, having been promoted to the role in 2025 in recognition of his depth of insight and consistent delivery of high-impact market analysis. He originally joined FXCM in October 2017 as a Senior Market Specialist.

Russell holds an Honours Degree in Economics from the University of South Africa, is a certified FMVA®, and a full member of the Society of Technical Analysts (UK). With over 20 years of experience in financial markets, his work is renowned for its clarity, precision, and strategic value across asset classes.

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  • Gold trades to all-time high.

    Gold’s run is showing no signs of slowing down. The precious metal is trading at $2,440 and set an all-time high of $,2450 overnight. Gold is up over 18% year-to-date. The prospects of lower yields ahead, combined with pressure on the dollar, as well as geopolitical fears are supporting the yellow metal.

  • Silver setting up for big move?

    Silver is trading near the $30 level at key long-term resistance (red-shaded horizontal). To really boost enthusiasm for silver, it needs to pass the $30 hurdle. Since August 2020, $30 has been a tough barrier. But now that silver has cleared $27, it may be getting ready to tackle its key resistance. Silver soared from $13 to $30 in just five months in 2020, showing its strength. Since then, it…

  • Goldman Sachs Trades at All-Time High

    Goldman Sachs traded at a new all-time high on Friday. Technically its exponential moving averages are in a bullish formation, with the green 5-month EMA above the orange 10-month EMA. The stock may be overbought in the short-term but given its strong primary trend, support areas are likely to be compelling.

  • Chinese stocks showing signs of value accumulation

    FXCM’s CHN50 CFD is showing good signs of progress on a primary trend basis. It has broken above its down sloping trendline that has defined price momentum since February 2021, indicating that the downwards momentum has certainly waned. Importantly its trend following indicators which have been in a bearish formation for over two years are looking to cross up (top black ellipse). This positivity is accompanied by an RSI which…

  • USDJPY settles around 156 following likely intervention

    The Japanese yen hit a 34-year low against the dollar on Monday before rebounding, amidst speculation of official intervention. Thin trading in Japan due to Shōwa Day saw the USD/JPY swiftly rise, reaching its weakest level against the dollar since 1990. This year, the USD/JPY has gained around 12%, driven by widening bond yield differentials. While US 2-year Treasury yields rose by 75 basis points to 5%, Japan's 2-year bond…

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