The economic cycle shapes the global financial landscape; within this cycle, a recession is defined as negative economic growth for at least two quarters. In a recession, economic activity declines, affecting industries and investments. The most recent example is the COVID-19 pandemic, which caused a recession. The purpose of this article is to examine the […]
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The USD gained after finding a bottom on Tuesday yesterday due to a yield turnaround after earlier falls. Consumer sentiment in Michigan continued to support the economy, as consumer forecasts for inflation one and five years away continued to be higher, with the rate at 4.5% one year and 3.2% five years from now. The
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Grid trading aims to take advantage of market volatility within a defined range by placing multiple buy and sell orders at fixed intervals or price levels. Grid trading is very profitable when the market is in a range because the price tends to move back and forth within a range instead of strongly trending in
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The following are the things you need to know on Wednesday, November 22 2023: Despite Monday’s sharp decline, the US Dollar Index managed to gain some small daily points on Tuesday. The USD continues to hold its ground against its rivals early Wednesday. The US economic docket will include Durable Goods Orders data for October
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On Tuesday, November 21, here’s what you need to know: Despite the bullish action on Wall Street on Monday, the US Dollar (USD) suffered losses against its major rivals as risk flows continued to dominate the financial markets. Investors are focusing on the minutes of the Federal Reserve’s policy meeting from October 31-November as the
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At the start of 2023, the US hit its debt ceiling, so what happens next? We look at what the debt ceiling does and how it is raised. What is the debt ceiling? The debt ceiling also called the statutory debt limit, is the maximum amount of debt that the United States Treasury is allowed
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This article explains everything traders need to know about harmonic trading patterns, how they can be used in currency markets, and market harmonics and harmonic ratios. Harmonic Trading has its roots in the Gartley pattern. The Gartley pattern’s 222 comes from H.M. Gartley’s book “Profits in the Stock Market”. Gartley patterns: what are they? In
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The following information is important for Friday, November 17: The financial markets remained relatively quiet for a third consecutive Friday due to a lack of fundamental drivers. US economic data will include Housing Starts and Building Permits, while Eurostat will release revisions to the October Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices (HICP). Despite the uninspiring data
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Trading breakouts and fakeouts allow traders to take positions in rising and falling markets. Breakouts can be used to find market entry positions at the beginning of a trend. Fakeouts, on the other hand, are useful for planning exits. Our article examines everything you need to know about trading breakouts and fakeouts. What are breakouts?
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This article aims to explain what “Limiting Beliefs” are, why they appear, and how they affect traders. Limiting beliefs: what are they? In childhood, we are taught limiting beliefs, such as those our parents, the media, and school have influenced us. Our subconscious assumes what is told to us is real, and these beliefs are
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