Market Analysis

Introduction Central bank policy decisions significantly influence global trading markets. These decisions, including interest rate changes and monetary policy adjustments, can cause substantial market volatility and impact investment strategies. This article explores how central bank actions affect trading markets and...

The price of Bitcoin, the world's leading cryptocurrency, has experienced significant volatility in recent months. After reaching an all-time high in November 2021, it has been corrected. Should we expect another Bitcoin bull run, or are we facing a long...

In the past, people were not aware of investment benefits for the future. However, they are now aware that the economic growth is getting faster and even difficult to balance with their income. Therefore, many of them build businesses that...

Optimized Portfolio as Listed Securities (OPALS) is a financial investment product offered by the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME). It provides investors with exposure to a diversified portfolio of international equities through futures contracts. OPALS enables investors to access a broad...

An uptrend in the market represents the price movement of a particular asset during the upward overall direction. Within an uptrend, you will find every successive peak to be higher than the previous ones. Thus, in an uptrend, there are...

  Often times, when someone says the word ‘market’, he or she refers to both primary and secondary markets. Yet, the primary and the secondary markets are different terms. The primary market is the market where the people create the...

Exhaustion is a situation in the market where the majority of traders trade in the same side of transaction (either short or long) and the same asset. Consequently, there are only a few traders on the other side of the...

The Average True Range (ATR) is considered to be performing well when it accurately reflects the asset's volatility and helps traders manage risk and make better trading decisions. Here are some indicators that the ATR is performing well: Accurately Reflecting...

The Average True Range (ATR) can be used in a variety of ways to analyze the volatility of an asset and make trading decisions. Here are some ways to use ATR: Setting Stop Loss Levels: ATR can be used to...

The formula for calculating the Average True Range (ATR) is as follows: ATR = / n Where: TR = True Range for the current period n = the number of periods used to calculate...