Gold, oil, S&P 500, currencies, and Tesla: trends on February 19
Watch the daily video to project the possible trajectory scenarios for the main assets in Forex and commodities in the mid-term!
Tag - s&p500
Plunging gold and the cooling S&P 500 on February 17
While the winter in Texas keep WTI oil above $60, gold goes down to November lows on high US Treasury yields. Watch the video for technical analysis of the key Forex assets!
The oil gaps, earnings of AIG are in focus on February 16
The stock market keeps rallying, the US dollar remains weak.
February 15-19: a coming doomsday or record-breaking?
While the S&P is coming to beat the never-seen-before epic mark of 4,000, there are those who say that it may be the last days of the stock market's glory before it plunges underground! In the meantime, oil is celebrating $60, gold keeps going lower, and more companies report their earnings this week.
Overheated markets: time to buy the dips?
Are we heading into the market crash or just a correction phase? Learn experts' opinion!
Aggressive oil, gold, and the S&P on February 10
Dollar seems to be losing momentum while many currencies, commodities, and the S&P index are taking over local and all-time highs.
Weekly Market Outlook: February 1-5
There are big moves in silver and S&P 500. In addition, it's the NFP week, so everyone will trade the USD. Watch the video to learn more about the upcoming trade opportunities!
January 12: what's happening with USD?
10-year US Treasury yields reached 1.15%, which is the highest level since March. Higher yields should increase the demand for the USD.
Goldman Sachs: S&P 500 at 4 300 in 2021
According to Goldman Sachs, the stock rally will continue in 2021 as the global economy will regain pre-pandemic levels after the vaccine rollout.
November 27: happy Friday trades
Fresh analysis of EUR/USD, GBP/USD, S&P 500, and USD/JPY!
November 24: gold down, stocks up!
Gold is falling. When will it stop and reverse?
S&P AND TRUMP: any last words?
Donald Trump will not go easy. What's the risk for the S&P?
