We enjoyed every part of this exciting conference.
Massive thank you to our speakers Charles Layton, Tim Rea and Scott Welsh for sharing their own trading strategies, insights and experiences.
Also, we want to say a huge thank you to all of those who attended our conference today, it was so great to see so many of you participating.
See you next year in Melbourne.
How Will Key Economic Data Shape the Market Landscape This Week?
The "core" Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) index, takes center stage. Projections indicate a significant 3.5% annual increase, sparking questions about the sustainability of the current stock market rally.
Can the stock market withstand this inflationary challenge?
Last week we put out a challenge to clients to build the rules we presented and many of you attempted the build and sent through your versions.
Special thanks to all who attempted the build.
Starting the week with Bullish Momentum
With weaker US data putting the dollar on the back foot, equities are on the up
As the spotlight shifts to potential 2024 rate cuts, next week's calm schedule might challenge the Fed's 'higher for longer' stance.
Are we gearing up for a fresh market narrative?
In this week's episode, we show you some quality trade management techniques that are used by the professionals.
You'll see how automation really comes into its own with a management technique like this.
We also set a challenge for viewers of this episode - are YOU up for it?
In 2020, Scott finished 2nd in the World Cup Trading Championships in the Forex division with a staggering +74.5% profit using an automated trading strategy. He is also the author of two books on trading, including “The Legend of Purple Valley: An Incredible Trading Journey” and “The Inevitability of Becoming Rich”.
Navigating Turbulence in Market Sentiment and Economic Indicators
Moody's downgrade of the U.S. credit rating outlook prompts marginal declines in Sunday night's U.S. stock futures. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures dip by 0.1%, and S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 futures both shed 0.2%. Moody's attributes the downgrade to "very large" fiscal deficits and political gridlock, highlighting the importance of effective fiscal policies.
How are financial markets responding to Moody's recent U.S. credit rating outlook downgrade, and what factors are shaping investor sentiment in the face of evolving economic indicators?
In this episode, Charles continues from last week and builds a function that will select a group of winning trades and close them out when they reach an average profit.
In this episode, our trader Charles presents two different models. One for Hedging risk, and the other for Taking profit on the biggest winning positions.
Analyzing the Gold Price Surge and its Link to the FOMC Meeting.
The price of spot gold achieved a significant milestone, surpassing the noteworthy level of US$2,000 per ounce last Friday. This development has been closely observed by investors and analysts alike, particularly in anticipation of the upcoming Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting scheduled for this week, set to conclude on Wednesday.
What factors have contributed to the recent surge in the spot gold price?
How might the FOMC meeting, specifically the statements from Fed Chair Jerome Powell, impact the price of gold and the broader financial landscape?
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