Daily Market Analysis

Flat resistance and higher lows is what we have on the strategic map for gold. So, are we going to see it rise back up?

U.S. stocks are set to reopen higher after the Martin Luther King Day holiday on Monday, with Yellen’s remarks a welcome reminder of the momentum behind economic stimulus measures.

Joe Biden will take the post of president of the USA on the morning of 20 January 2021. Trump is going to skip the inauguration. What will be the market reaction? Let’s find out!

This Thursday, at 22:00 MT time, IBM reports Q4’2020 performance. What is there to expect? Read and trade it!

Asian equity markets mostly rallied with risk appetite spurred as trade picked up from Monday’s holiday.

Look at the H1 chart for USD/JPY - is it not a perfect example of a reversal in the resistance zone?

On January 19, the streaming TV giant will release its earnings report. This is a perfect opportunity if you want not only to pay for Netflix, but rather make money on it.

Global stocks were mostly lower on Monday, following the weakness on Wall Street on Friday that stemmed from the weaker-than-expected retail sales report for December.

Most analysts claim EUR/USD will dip to 1.2000. After that, the pair should reverse to the upside.

Asian equity markets began the week cautiously after Friday’s losses on Wall St. Mixed Chinese GDP added to the tentative mood for stocks.

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Have you seen the price of Mastercard plunge? An excellent tactical opportunity for bulls!