Market Overview

Here is an advance preview of the monthly moving averages we track after the close of the last business day of the month. At this point, before the close on the last day of the month, all three...

Gone are the days when the market expected a rate hike from the Federal Reserve. Most of the market players believed that the central bank might push the projected increase of interest rate in 2018...

Brexit has dominated world headlines for the last couple of weeks, and with good reason: The U.K.’s historic referendum has already roiled markets around the globe; raised serious questions...

All signs seem to be pointing to month-end adjustments and the approaching U.S. holiday weekend dominating economic instability this morning. For the second session in a row, markets are in positive...

European equity markets are trading in the green for a second day on Wednesday, continuing to pare losses following Friday’s dramatic sell-off. The U.S. is expected to also open higher although...

No fundamental development can compare with the UK decision to leave the EU. It has set off a chain reaction whose outcome is still far from clear. Sterling is firm, alongside most of the major and...

Last week, Britain voted to leave the European Union (EU) in what has come to be known as Brexit.Bloomberg’s Tom Keene and Mike McGee turned to former Federal Reserve Chair, Dr. Alan Greenspan...

Market BriefFinancial markets across the globe continue to recover as EU officials push the UK to activate the exit mechanism as soon as possible in order to start the negotiation over their future...

Asian stocks joined the party early Wednesday, as a modest relief rally sent equities higher on both sides of the Atlantic on Tuesday for the first time in three days after Britain voted to leave the...

I am in the process of learning to code in Python and am, I must admit, no programming genius. So I was delighted to see that George Pruitt, best known for his book on TradeStation’s...

EUR/CAD Today’s support: - 1.4326 and 1.4312 (main), where correction is possible. Break would give 1.4296, where correction also may be. Then follows 1.4277. Break of the latter would result in...

Whenever there’s a major financial crisis, the largest commercial and investment banks invariably take big hits. This causes them to either go bust or go in search of a bailout. In fact, as far...

I am starting this week’s update with a mini-rant directed towards the manipulation theorists. For years, they have complained that one of the facts supporting their market manipulation theories...