Month: May 2022

On this episode of What’s On Your Mind? #WOYM – ITPM Mentors Ross Williams & Jason McDonald have a laid back discussion on what they think matters right now in the financial markets when making trading and portfolio management decisions. Subscribe below to get notifications for future episodes. We will be releasing new episodes every
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EUR/USD reverses Friday’s corrective pullback from five-year low. Risk-aversion returns to table after China reports downbeat economics, renews covid fears. Mixed Fedspeak, softer US data fail test USD bulls of late. Eurozone’s quarterly economic forecasts become interesting amid Russia-Ukraine crisis, ECB’s July rate hike concerns. EUR/USD fails to extend the previous day’s recovery from a
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I Tested the SUPER TREND Indicator X100 TIMES – Simple Forex Trading Strategy | What Happened?! 😱🔥 In today’s video, we test 100 times a simple Forex trading strategy, this simple profitable trading strategy was submitted by one of our subscribers and it is based on a super trend setup. As usual, we share with
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NASDAQ index fell 24% from its March high The US stocks are trading higher and to new session highs for the major indices as European traders exit for the day. Dow industrial average is up 527 points or 1.66% at 32257 S&P index is up 107 points or 2.72% at 4038 NASDAQ index is up
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There was a time when all cryptocurrencies traded against Bitcoin (BTC). Speculators ventured into other coins when they saw assuring tokenomics or promising hype, but Bitcoin was their settlement coin of choice. Things have changed. Stablecoins now constitute a critical $150 billion pillar in the cryptocurrency market. Perpetual futures over-amplify market sentiment and, more often
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A weekend report of comments from a “top official” in Iran. Bloomberg (gated) carry the report, citing Mohsen Khojastehmehr, managing director of the National Iranian Oil Co.. he spoke with reporters Saturday in Tehran. Iran has capacity to double oil exports if there’s sufficient demand Iran will “exert maximum effort to recoup its crude oil
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