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Whales, those crypto investors with substantial holdings, can significantly influence market trends. Their large-scale buying and selling activities can cause price fluctuations that savvy traders can capitalize on. Understanding whale behavior and implementing effective strategies can help you profit from these market movements. Understanding Whale Behavior Whales often operate in a calculated manner, seeking to […]

There’s plenty of speculation regarding the Bank Of Canada’s two day meeting taking place next week,  the overwhelming expectation is for a rise from 1% to 1.25%. However, many analysts will offer up several reasons why the central bank may hold back. Most notably the Canadian dollar has already risen sharply versus its major trading

The first full trading week of 2018 witnesses a return to traditional economic calendar events effecting our: FX, equity and commodity markets. It’s a busy week for Chinese, USA and European  data, including several inflation figures, most notably for China and the USA. The latest production figures for the U.K. will be analysed carefully, for

On Friday January 5th at 13:30 GMT, the first Non Farm Payroll data of the year will be published. The forecast, from the economists polled by the Reuters news agency, predicts a rise of 188k for December, a fall from the 228k jobs created in November 2017, which beat the expectation of 200k. The December

Our economic calendar begins to take on a more recognisable shape this coming week as our: FX, equity and commodity markets finally burst back into life, after the Xmas and new year holidays. Whilst there’s a concentration of global PMI readings published by: Markit, Caixan and the USA equivalent the ISM throughout the week, the

It’s a relatively quiet week for economic calendar news, due to the Xmas holiday period, however, Asian economic news (particularly from Japan), comes thick and fast and will include the latest CPI figure, which has remained extremely low at 0.2% annually, despite the various stimulus measures put in place as part of prime minster Abe’s