Fed & Central Banks
Here's how the Fed is about to unleash a storm on the markets
The Fed's monetary policy can still upset the markets: because the next financial storm can come from the US rate decision.
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Markets
Is discretionary trading really better than automated trading?
What is discretionary trading, and what are the pros and cons of this type of trading? Is it really better than auto trading?
Markets
Does automated trading really work?
Do automated trading and Passive Income Really Work? Here are the differences between the operations of retail and that of professionals.
Fed & Central Banks
Weekly market movers: ECB minutes and much more coming up
This week's market movers from 29 May to 2 June include ECB minutes, Italian inflation, and new PMI updates.
Economy & World
Trading Dax: Analysis and Operating Levels on the German Recession – May 25th 2023
The Dax collapses in the morning immediately after the data relating to the GDP which shows that a recessionary climate is starting in Germany
Big Tech Stocks
NVIDIA stocks: is it time to sell?
NVIDIA's stock price isn't going to stop the "AI bubble" debates. After the recent stock market sprint, is it time to sell the...
AI & LLMs
Sam Altman attacks EU rules on AI, threatens to pull ChatGPT out of Europe
The CEO of OpenAI warns that the company could withdraw its services from the European market in response to the AI Act developed by the EU:...
Markets
Buy back in trading: what is it and how does it work
What is the buyback and how does it work? Here’s what it means and what to know about the share buyback operation by listed companies.
Fed & Central Banks
Here's why the Fed will keep raising interest rates
After recent events, many analysts have wondered about the possible decisions of the Federal Reserve regarding the trend of US interest rates.
