The financial markets have been extremely volatile this year due to the world coming out of Covid 19 with rampant inflat
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2022 12:33 pm
The financial markets have been extremely volatile this year due
to the world coming out of Covid 19 with rampant inflation and the
Russia/Ukraine situation. Traders have to prepare themselves each
day for uncertainty. Keeping up to date with market-moving news is
vital to stay ahead of the game and remain profitable. Your trading
assessment is as follows. You must find 3 trades to execute and
evaluate after the US market opens today based on the latest market
dynamics information or using technical analysis. The word count is
1000 words. When the trades are identified you can use any website
or trade platform to execute the trade albeit hypothetically (just
the price and the theory is fine). When you are out of the trades
you can then write a small evaluation on each result. Your trade(s)
should be made in the right direction with the correct risk
management and order types. The trade(s) should be well thought out
with the correct order types and risk parameters. Your analysis
should be a critique of both your prediction and your trade(s). How
could you have made more money or lost less on your trade. I would
recommend using news sites, investing.com, Bloomberg, CNBC, twitter
(search for #oott for oil news). For prices and charts I would use
platforms IG markets, trading 212, barchart.com (many more are
available).
to the world coming out of Covid 19 with rampant inflation and the
Russia/Ukraine situation. Traders have to prepare themselves each
day for uncertainty. Keeping up to date with market-moving news is
vital to stay ahead of the game and remain profitable. Your trading
assessment is as follows. You must find 3 trades to execute and
evaluate after the US market opens today based on the latest market
dynamics information or using technical analysis. The word count is
1000 words. When the trades are identified you can use any website
or trade platform to execute the trade albeit hypothetically (just
the price and the theory is fine). When you are out of the trades
you can then write a small evaluation on each result. Your trade(s)
should be made in the right direction with the correct risk
management and order types. The trade(s) should be well thought out
with the correct order types and risk parameters. Your analysis
should be a critique of both your prediction and your trade(s). How
could you have made more money or lost less on your trade. I would
recommend using news sites, investing.com, Bloomberg, CNBC, twitter
(search for #oott for oil news). For prices and charts I would use
platforms IG markets, trading 212, barchart.com (many more are
available).