Technology stocks posted solid gains on Wall Street on Friday, capping another strong week for the market as investors cheered solid gains from Apple and others. The S&P 500 was up 2.5%, posting a 2-week gain for the first time since August. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 2.6%, while the high-tech composite index Nasdaq […]
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The WSJ writes that Twitter Inc. is developing plans for mass layoffs, citing knowledgeable, confidential sources. And it’s only been a few days since the social media platform was acquired by billionaire Elon Musk for $44 billion. One of the sources said that the proposed layoffs are expected to result in a reduction in engineering
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On December 5, the price cap will take effect. Penalties may apply to cargo in transit that arrives at the buyer after December 5. In the West’s economic struggle with Russia, the Biden administration is seeking to allay industry fears of a new sanctions regime by imposing a price cap on Russian oil. An embargo
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On Friday, the yen fell as the BOJ remained dovish while the dollar struggled to recover from losses earlier in the week amid expectations that the Federal Reserve’s aggressive rate hikes would ease. Following the BoJ’s commitment to keeping 10-year bond yields close to 0%, the dollar rose 0.8% to 147.43 against the yen. “We
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In backtesting, a strategy or concept is tested for past profitability manually or systematically. To determine if a trading strategy shows promise and profitability in several markets, a trader can backtest a strategy manually or with backtesting software. This article will focus on manual backtesting since backtesting does not always require software and can be
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Foreign exchange markets (forex) are among the world’s most accessible day trading markets because of their low entry barriers. Starting day trading shouldn’t be difficult if you have a computer, an internet connection, and a few hundred dollars. A quick profit can’t be expected from this easy entry, however. These four common mistakes, the main
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A foreign exchange market (forex) is a 24-hour market for trading world currencies. Some see it as a way of changing one currency into another. The exchange of currencies from around the world occurs primarily by multinational corporations conducting business globally. Additionally, traders bet on the movement of currencies relative to one another on the
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Trading, in particular, is a demanding aspect of the financial market and requires much more effort and preparation. Trading requires constant updates and keeping up with market developments. How can a trader keep his knowledge and awareness level sharp and ready? Reading analysis reports is one of the best practices, even a prerequisite for successful
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Are you planning to quit forex trading? This is probably one of the traps you’ve fallen for! Many people don’t trade for various reasons, but that doesn’t mean you should give up. You’ll have a hard time getting it right if you try to do forex trading. Approximately 96% of forex traders lose money! However,
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This is the right place if you’re looking for information on trading GBP/USD! The United Kingdom has the fifth-largest economy in the world, while the United States has the largest. Forex traders need to trade GBP/USD because of these dynamics. Now could also be one of the best times in history to learn how to
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