The four main categories of derivatives are options, futures, forwards, and swaps. Bernard Hermant via Unsplash; Canva What Are Derivatives (and Why Are They Called That)? A derivative is a contract that derives its value Read more…
Spending on health and wellness products is still going strong two years into the pandemic. Remember those early days of the pandemic when, full of fitness goals and motivation, you bought a Peloton (PTON) – Read more…
Young electric vehicle maker struggles to bounce back as questions mount over its ability to increase production rates. Rivian (RIVN) – Get Rivian Automotive, Inc. Class A Report has something to prove and the young Read more…
It looks like the “Putin trade” is back on: A few moments ago. stocks, which had rallied sharply, came off their earlier highs, while oil and gold both bounced off their lows… on this: *PUTIN: Read more…
EURGBP reversed from resistance level 0.8450 Likely to fall to support level 0.8360 EURGBP recently reversed down from the key resistance level 0.8450 (which has been reversing the price from the start of February). The Read more…
S&P 500 reversed from support level 4140.00 Likely to rise to resistance level 4300.00 S&P 500 index recently reversed up from the key support level 4140.00 (which has been reversing the index from the middle Read more…
The euro has gained ground for a second straight day and broke above the symbolic 1.10 line before retreating. German economic sentiment slides German ZEW Economic Sentiment took a plunge in March, falling from 54.3 Read more…
New Jersey’s potentially huge recreational cannabis market is just weeks away from coming online. TheStreet here introduces Cannabis News This Week, a twice-weekly column rounding up the key national, and international, developments in marijuana legalization Read more…
The March FOMC interest rate decision meeting concludes tomorrow. The February Producer Price Index (PPI) was the last piece of inflation data that the FOMC will see before the meeting concludes. The headline print was Read more…
EUR/USD, despite rebounding late last week, is still clinging to uncomfortably low levels ahead of Wednesday’s Fed interest rate decision. A textbook symmetrical triangle, thrice tested on either side, is now fully formed on the Read more…