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Month: May 2024
Pepperstone: Some golden insights on gold in our latest weekly market update “As good as gold” courtesy of our Research Strategist Dilin Wu
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POUND RISES TO STRONGEST SINCE AUGUST 2022 AGAINST THE EURO
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They need it
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The Shocking Price Of U.S. Homes Explained. And You Won’t Like It
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We asked fundstrat what he’d say to investors keen to get off the sidelines in a volatile market. “Stick with what’s working. And what’s working is AI-related names: whether it’s NVDA or highly-correlated stocks like CDNS or SMCI… industrials, financials are doing great.”
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S&P 500 CLOSES LITTLE CHANGED, NASDAQ 100 RISES 0.3%
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ChatGPT-manufactured memecoin Turbo surges 2,000% in 3 months. Even artificial intelligence has its own meme coins.
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$70bln 5y auction tails 1.3bp (prior 0.4bp tail, 6 auction avg 0.1bp stop thru)
TREASURY WI 5Y YIELD 4.540% BEFORE $70 BILLION AUCTION U.S. FIVE-YEAR NOTES DRAW 4.553%; ALLOTTED AT HIGH 96.34% submitted by /u/XGramatik [link] [comments]
Indices
DARKTRACE, VISTRY INDICATED TO JOIN FTSE 100 INDEX OCADO, ST JAMES’S PLACE INDICATED TO LEAVE FTSE 100 INDEX submitted by /u/XGramatik [link] [comments]
FYI: JAPAN’S YEN FALLS TO WEAKEST IN ALMOST 16 YEARS VERSUS POUND
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MrMBrown: Someone just take the microphone away from this clown already…
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Coffee rises +5.3%
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Big Short’s Michael Burry bets against S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100
Michael Burry, the hedge fund manager that inspired Martin Lewis’s book The Big Short, held more than $1.6bn in bets against the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 benchmarks at the end of Q2 following a blistering start to the year for US equities.
Pepperstone: After the date for the next UK general election was set on 4th July, our Senior Research Strategist MrMBrown explores how the campaign may evolve, and how the political backdrop may influence UK markets ahead of polling day
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24hr Nvidia +3.5% and >1100
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Pepperstone: Orange Juice continues to rise
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BlackBull Markets: Which fed officials might have the largest impact on the market?
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Time is our most valuable asset, yet we tend to waste it, kill it and spend it rather than invest it ⏱
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Free Cheese
To start with a surprise: investment management, when boiled down to basic principles, is very simple. If you look at your investment portfolio as lifetime capital – meaning you set a planning horizon of at least 10 years (preferably 20) and think about what is good for that time frame and what is not – you’ll come to the same conclusions: 1) an emphasis on stocks makes sense, as they tend to grow over the long term; 2) diversification is very important. Anyone who has read even a little about finance, or even just invests recklessly at their own risk, understands deep down that the principle of diversifying eggs into different baskets is absolutely fundamental. The famous portfolio theory theorist, American economist Harry Markowitz, called diversification “free cheese”. In the mid-20th century, he wrote an article titled “Portfolio Selection” about the risks, returns, and correlation of investment instruments. Its main idea was that risk should be considered in relation to the portfolio as a whole, not in relation to individual securities. The article became the starting point for modern portfolio theory, and Markowitz received the Nobel Prize. We’ve spent our whole lives proving and explaining that “the only free cheese is in the mousetrap”, but the fact is that with diversification, you can reduce risk for any chosen level of return, and for any level of risk, you can try to increase returns. Cool, isn’t it? submitted by /u/FXgram_ [link] [comments]
Silver climbs +3.4%
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BTC worths 70k again!!
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Every single day
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Germany IFO Surveys (May)
Business Climate: 89.3 vs. 90.4 exp. (prior 89.4) Current Assessment: 88.3 vs. 89.8 exp. (prior 88.9) Expectations: 90.4 vs. 90.8 exp. (prior 89.9) submitted by /u/XGramatik [link] [comments]
ETHUSD finding buyers in Asia – 4k in full view now
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MrMBrown: Early FX pricing as the new trading week gets underway…little to see thus far…recall, US & UK markets closed tomorrow due to public holidays…
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Patiently waiting for the market to skyrocket
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A lesson in history
The Dow Jones average is one of the most-watched stock indexes in the world. It was named after Charles H. Dow and Edward Jones and is used as a key indicator of general trends in stock and bond prices in the United States. submitted by /u/XGramatik [link] [comments]
From Boom to Bust: The Dangerous Dance of Stock Valuations
Profit is a figure that changes from year to year and shows how well the company performed in a given year. The stock price is many times higher than the annual profit per share, and it is a much more volatile thing. In the 20th century, the price-to-earnings ratio tended toward 15, meaning people were willing to pay about 15 years’ worth of earnings for an average company, but there was no clear trend. In years of economic growth, people were willing to pay more, and during a crisis, the value of businesses fell. Plus, there are also factors like future prospects, technology, and monopoly position. For example, Facebook was valued at nearly 100 years’ worth of earnings at its IPO. Some analysts thought investors had completely lost their minds. And they weren’t wrong. Back in 1929, this ratio rose to 35, and even then, people started to get nervous. Others, however, began to think that the market could only go up. There was a lot of optimism among traders. Before the 2000s crisis, it reached an even higher number – 46, but then it suddenly corrected itself so sharply that traders started jumping out of windows. submitted by /u/FXgram_ [link] [comments]
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