“How much upside (or downside)?”; “What’s the target?”; “What is the potential return?” These are some of the questions that come first to mind when
The Dow Jones and Nasdaq equity indices have had a decent rally from their October lows but finished down significantly for 2022.
The closely followed US 2s-10s yield curve has been heavily inverted for the best part of six months now as bond markets price in a heavy recession in
Top 2022 Trading Lesson: There Aren’t Many Trades That Make It Through a 20-Point Strategy Checklist
By nature, I am a more quantitative and risk adverse person. That can be helpful in approaching markets such as evaluating situations and setups from a
By nature, I am a more quantitative and risk adverse person. That can be helpful in approaching markets such as evaluating situations and setups from a
I don’t think that the bear market is over in stocks yet.
2022 proved to be quite an eventful year for me personally from a trading perspective.
2022 has been littered with remnants of COVID-19 trauma, political uncertainty and aggressive central banks.
2022 was synonymous with interest rate hikes as central banks fought runaway inflation which has shown signs of moderating in the latter stages of Q4
The Federal Reserve dominated global market moves in 2022 as they finally acknowledged the inflation problem that had been brewing for some time.
