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The Newsletter For April 2024
Image Source: Pixabay Strategy Performance All of our strategies were positive for the month of March, with the big winner being the Maximum Yield Strategy with a return of 11.5%. Below are the March returns, as well as the year-to-date performances, of our strategies. As expected, the Crypto & Leveraged Top 2 Strategy tops the list, with a […]
XPeng Motors Announces Official Entry Into German Market
On March 29, XPeng Motors announced its official entry into the German market. In May of this year, the company plans to start selling its two models, XPeng G9 and XPeng P7, in Germany.The price range of the XPeng G9 model is 57,600 to 69,600 euros, and the price range of the XPeng P7 model is 49,600 to […]
Here Are Trades To Play New Gold/Commodity Bull Market
Image Source: PixabayLast week, the price of gold closed at a new all-time again this year, despite the fact that many don’t seem to care.You can see this in the search data for gold on Google. Google trends shows that it has not gone up at all despite the big rally to new all-time highs.The interest in gold among […]
Pairs In Focus – Sunday, March 31
Image Source: PixabayMixed movements were seen in the AUD/USD currency pair throughout the week. The DAX has seen some bullish momentum, and it may be wise to watch for any pullbacks. The GBP/CHF and GBP/JPY currency crosses could rise in the coming week. Bitcoin has witnessed some consolidation. Gold appears to be bullish, while the Nasdaq looks to be volatile. Finally, the USD/MXN duo has tested support. […]
Draining Reserves May Lead To A Turn Lower In Stocks
A busy week lies ahead, with tons of data and much Fed speak. This will make for plenty of headlines and possibly a volatile week as the focus shifts back to the economy. Powell will continue his West Coast tour with a visit to Stanford on Wednesday, where he will talk about the economic outlook […]
Bitcoin Back At $70,000 Amid New Market Revival
Image Source: Unsplash This Week’s Summary The cryptocurrency market looks set to end the week at a total market capitalization of $2,67 trillion. Bitcoin moved up by over 7% to trade at around $70,000 again. Ethereum increased by almost 7% to trade at around $3,600. BNB moved up by 8%, Dogecoin by 19%, and Solana by 12%. Almost all […]
Big Picture Technical Update For The S&P 500 – Sunday, March 31
Image Source: UnsplashToday’s video includes a deep dive into the larger picture of the S&P 500. I then break down the picture on a weekly, daily, and four-hour basis. I also discuss what I am expecting to see next week.00:52:49More By This Author:Nasdaq 100 And S&P 500 – Elliott Wave Technical Analysis Update S&P 500 And Nasdaq 100 – Elliott […]
Bayer-Backed Boundless Bio Falls After IPO
Image Source: www.gotcredit.com via FlickrShares of Boundless Bio fell almost 10% after raising about $100 million in the company’s initial public offering. Bayer (BAYRY) is one of the biggest investors for the therapeutics company. Latest IPOs and Direct Listings Boundless Bio (BOLD) opened on March 28 at $16. The company had priced 6.25 million shares at $16.00, at the midpoint of the $15.00-$17.00 target range. […]
China Increasingly Relies On Nonproductive Investment For Growth
China’s reliance on nonproductive debt for growth has been obvious for years. But let’s go over why that is so. 1/5 Pekinology’s very useful translation of Lan Xiaohuan on China’s local government competition and overcapacity provides almost a definition of what the consequences are of a large and growing part of the Chinese economy operating…@ZichenWanghere […]
The US Recession: Is It Over?
IntroductionIn earlier postings, I have argued that Asia and Latin America have emerged from the global recession. I have also said earlier that the US, Europe, and Japan remain mired in the recession and mountains of debt. UnsplashBut there have recently been glimmerings in the US that things are starting to get better. I take a […]
