Tag: Risk management
Top 10 Holdings and Annual Returns of S&P 500: Spotting Red Flags
In JPMorgan’s (JPM), “Guide to the Market” presentation last Monday, July 1 ’24, Dr. David Kelly, JPMorgan’s Chief Global Strategist, started off the call...
Best Dividend Stocks Recommended by Top Wall Street Analysts for Higher Returns
Dividend-paying stocks are a great way for investors to enhance their portfolios and increase returns. To find these stocks, it's important to look for...
Preparing for a Canadian Recession: Expert Strategies for Success
Foreign exchange trading is a risky venture that may not be suitable for all investors. It involves leverage, which can increase the level of...
FX Option Expiries Analysis for June 25th 10am NY Cut | Forexlive
Foreign exchange trading can be risky, and it may not be suitable for all investors. It's important to understand the risks involved and to...
USD/JPY Forex Analysis: Heading Towards Danger Zone
USD/JPY bulls are taking big risks. The pair has been on the rise for seven consecutive days following a strong US services PMI report....
FX Option Expiries Forecast for June 20 NY Cut
FX option expiries for June 20 NY cut at 10:00 Eastern Time, via DTCC, can be found below:- EUR/USD:
• 1.0600 -...
CHF Safe Haven Status Driving Bid Up – Action Forex
During the first quarter of 2024, the Swiss franc has tumbled against most of the G-10 currencies, especially against the US dollar where it...
Are Bitcoin ETFs Gaining Traction Among Financial Advisors?
Bitcoin ETFs were seen as a way for financial advisors to introduce their clients to investing in bitcoin. However, after nearly six months since...
USD/JPY Weekly Forecast: Latest Analysis and Trends for Traders
The USD/JPY pair showed a choppy rise from 151.86 and broke through the 157.70 resistance last week. This led to a continuation of the...
Forex & Cryptocurrency Forecast: Expert Analysis & Predictions
The past week in the world of Forex and cryptocurrency trading was filled with significant events and developments that impacted the markets. Let's take...