Over 100 traders from all over Australia, China, India, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Philippines, Brazil, Qatar, South Africa, UK, Canada, Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, and the Netherlands gathered at the Sofitel…
When we look back at 2016, much of what we have been saying all year long has played out as expected. Now, we are looking forward to in 2017. In…
If ever there was a time to get excited about markets, now is the time. With plenty of Central Bank action this week, the big theme overriding everything right now…
A fortnight after the people of Britain voted NO, some markets are still digesting what BREXIT means. We’ve seen some sharp reversals in global stock markets as it becomes apparent…
Perhaps the only constant in the world of financial markets is change. But one thing never changes: Common Sense. 2016 is here and one of the big talking points going…
On the 5th anniversary of the May 2010 flash crash, we again find ourselves in an extremely volatile market but this time the landscape is entirely different. High Frequency Trading…
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