GraceCheng.com, a leading New York-based financial portal, was first started in 2006 by Grace Cheng as a forex blog and since then has evolved into a full-fledged financial portal. It is a must-read for traders and investors who want high-impact financial news, market information and opinions from the ground.

If you would like to contact GraceCheng.com with suggestions, comments, corrections, errors, broker updates, or company announcements, please email editor@gracecheng.com.

GraceCheng.com/Grace Cheng has received the following press coverage:

• Financial Times, London
• ABC News, Chicago
• The Chicago Sun Times, Chicago
• Channel News Asia, Singapore
• The Sunday Times, Singapore
• My Paper, Singapore
• Channel 8, Singapore
• The Executive, Singapore
• BusinessCraft, Singapore
• May Lee Show, Asia
• FXCM Bounce Magazine, Hong Kong
• Chicken Soup for The Singapore Soul, Singapore
• Other magazines and blogs

GraceCheng.com readers include finance professionals, investment bankers and industry executives from:

• The Federal Reserve
• US Department of Treasury
• US Department of Commerce
• The United States Congress
• The European Central Bank
• The New Zealand Parliament
• Goldman Sachs
• Bear Stearns
• Barclays
• Merrill Lynch
• Morgan Stanley
• UBS
• Bank of America
• Chase
• International Securities Exchange
• Chevron
• Shell
• NASA
• and many more

Grace Cheng (Founder, Editor)

After graduating with an honors degree in Biology in 2002, I started my venture into forex trading, and before I knew it, it became my full-time career. While people thought I started relatively young in the field of investing and trading, I wished I had started when I was in my teens. My philosophy is that one should concentrate first, then diversify.

I write/have written for the following publications:

• Investopedia (Forbes Media), USA
• Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities, USA
• The Traders Journal, Asia Pacific
• The Forex Journal, Asia Pacific
• Smart Investor, Singapore

I am also author of “7 Winning Strategies For Trading Forex” (2007, Harriman House, UK).