Cathie Wood, chief of Ark Investment Management, often adds to her favorite stocks when prices swing. This time, according to an email shared with TheStreet, she’s buying $3.5 million of Robinhood stock, reversing her recent Read more…
USD/JPY is caught in a genuine crossfire this week, and Thursday’s move said it all: the yen surged nearly 2% in a single session, touching a one-month high near 155.28, as traders simultaneously priced in Read more…
Hello , fellow traders. In this technical update, we’ll revisit our recent Elliott Wave analysis for BTCUSD, published in the members’ area of the website. In our previous BTC article, we explained that Bitcoin was Read more…
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Friday’s US CPI can push Gold toward either edge of its 4,230–4,697 range, but the Fed’s expected rate peak, oil’s physical normalization, and the Dollar debasement trade are all bigger stories than one inflation print Read more…
Eurozone investor confidence strengthened much more than expected in September, with the sentix Economic Index rising from 0.9 to 5.1, well above consensus of 2.1 and marking a fifth consecutive monthly improvement. The headline reached Read more…
Nvidia’s latest earnings report was supposed to be about one thing: artificial intelligence chips. Instead, buried inside the numbers was a threat aimed squarely at two companies that have never had to worry much about Read more…
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The key catalyst for the Australian dollar remains the July inflation data released on 26 August. The figure came in at 3.5% year-on-year, versus expectations of 3.2%, while the Trimmed Mean increased by 0.5% month-on-month, Read more…
The greenback was unimpressed by strong US employment figures. Japan was likely selling Treasuries for currency intervention. The US dollar failed to capitalise on strong US labour market data. In August, non-farm payrolls rose by Read more…