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Market Sentiment and Positioning
Markets are often driven by emotion, rather than economics. Find out more with this lesson.
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What Are Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP)?
Non-farm payrolls (NFP) are one of the most important macroeconomic reports that come from the US - the world’s largest economy. In this article, we take a closer look at what are non-farm payrolls (NFP), how NFPs affect traders, and how you can interpret the NFP data to ensure you’re making the most informed investing decisions based on the current macroeconomic situation.
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3 Common Technical Formations
Technical analysis is widely used by investors and traders all over the globe. There are many technical formations and indicators, but it’s worth starting with the basics because their simplicity could be their strength.
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Portfolio Diversification – How to diversify your trading portfolio?
Every investor has probably heard of portfolio diversification at a certain stage of their investing career. It is perceived as an absolutely essential part of institutional investors’ strategies. However, the importance of diversification among retail investors often tends to be overlooked. Many might wonder - what exactly does diversification mean and how do you diversify your portfolio? In this article, we try to answer those and similar questions.
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Automatic Systems
The automatic systems are suitable for people who lack the time or find it impossible to be disciplined in trading. In this short article, you will learn what exactly these systems are and how they work.
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Bollinger Bands, Concept and Use
Bollinger bands, developed by John Bollinger in the 1980s, aim to create a dynamic view of market volatility, although at the time they were perceived as static. Let's take a look at some concepts to keep in mind and the different ways to use them.
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Bank of Japan (BoJ)
The Bank of Japan is the central bank of Japan, established in 1882 in Tokyo, Japan. Find out what role it plays in today's economy, and why it matters it your trading.
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Bid Price
The bid price is the best price at which we can buy a financial asset. It is the price that is seen when you analyse charts on trading platforms.
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Capital Increase
A capital increase is a financial operation through which an entity tries to raise funds among its shareholders and other investors. A capital increase by a company is generally due to an interest on the part of a company to raise funds to achieve its objectives.
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Central Bank Policy
Learn about central banks why they are so important to both markets and traders alike, and how they could influence financial markets.
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