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- How you can use the 8 & 21 day moving averages to judge the market trend
- Bitcoin's latest adventure above $12,000+
- What the suddenly-shaky Nasdaq is signaling to you
And more!
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Learn how Scott Redler uses the 8 & 21 day moving averages to understand the market trend, and guide his trading approach.
Bitcoin broke above the $12,000 mark Wednesday morning Asia-time, as the cryptocurrency continued its march higher.
The digital currency quickly leaped further.
A planned overhaul of how industries are defined by two of the world’s biggest index providers may prompt money flows in and out of 26 exchange-traded funds with assets exceeding $60 billion.
Something strange happened last week as the S&P 500 Index (SPX) gained over 1.5%. The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) spiked 18%. It's strange because those two indexes typically move in opposite directions.
Stocks gapped higher on Monday’s open on what felt like the 40th rally on the tax deal.
The gap was accompanied by strong breadth which waned quickly.
There is a reason why those calling for a crash, or even a market correction in the past decade, have been carted out feet first: central banks, and noweher was this more obvious than the shocking aftermath of Brexit. The UK’s Brexit vote (Jun-16) marked the point when the buy-the-dip trade became a self-fulfilling put, according to a new analysis by Bank of America.
From the Captain Obvious camp comes this observation: There are two things likely to happen by year’s end — the market heads for a big shakeout, or the traditional final flurry of buying pushes stocks to new highs.
China is the most unique smartphone market in the world: a phone maker can be a global sales leader without ever treading beyond Chinese borders, and small upstart challengers can suddenly explode in popularity from out of nowhere.
If you buy a “Swiss-made” watch thinking it’s almost entirely produced in Switzerland, you might be mistaken.
In this interview, you'll learn about James' approach to interest rate and intermarket analysis, as well as Bitcoin, sentiment, and market indicators.