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China Fights Back
Fear of an all-out trade war returns after China imposed tariffs on US$50 billion worth of US imports, USDJPY plunged 70pips in an hour! China has just announced a fresh wave of tariffs on US goods in... -
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BTC/USD Forex Signal – Wednesday, April 4
Yesterday’s signals were not triggered, as none of the key levels were ever reached. Today’s BTC/USD Signals Risk 0.75% per trade. Trades may only be entered before 5pm Tokyo time, over the next ... -
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Sensex Plunges Amid Trade War Fears; Metal Stocks Top Losers
After opening the day flat, share markets in India witnessed volatile trading activity throughout the day and ended the day deep in the red. Sectoral indices too ended the day in red, with stocks in... -
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S&P-Patterns Suggests 10% Decline Upcoming On Support Break
The top chart above highlights that the Dow has spent the majority of the past 70-years inside of a rising channel. The bottom chart highlights that the 10-year yield has spent the majority of the pas... -
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EURUSD: Euro To Come Under Pressure Until Trading Closes In Europe
Previous: On Tuesday the 3rd of April, trading on the euro/dollar pair closed down. The daily patterns from the 2nd and 3rd of April are very similar, although the fundamentals behind them are diff... -
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E Canada’s Job Market Has Improved Significantly Over The Last Two Years
Canada’s economy grew 3% in 2017 and created a huge number of new jobs (427,300 jobs). The unemployment rate in January and February fell to 5.8% — a four-decade low. In 2017 Canada created an ave... -
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All The Thunder But Very Little Lightening
Just because cryptocurrencies operate outside of government policy doesn’t mean they’re devoid of politics. The controversy between Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash came to a head yesterday at a c... -
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What’s Your Risk Tolerance?
The stock market has once again been doing what it does best: reminding investors that markets go down too. After a virtually nonstop run from 6,500 on the Dow in 2009 to the huge 40% increase followi... -
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What’s Your Risk Tolerance?
The stock market has once again been doing what it does best: reminding investors that markets go down too. After a virtually nonstop run from 6,500 on the Dow in 2009 to the huge 40% increase followi...
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