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Can Bitcoin Halving Emulate Searing Rallies of the Past?
Past halving of bitcoin about every four years saw sharp market rallies through the next 365 days, with prices surging 559% after the last time.
Read MoreFresh from the Trading Room: Season to Sow
In the latest report, Inspirante Trading Solutions explores the paradigm shift across key financial assets, from the depreciation of the U.S. dollar to increased focus on commodities.
Read MoreAre High Rates Helping Large Caps, Hurting Small Companies?
The Russell 2000 Index of small- and medium-sized companies is down nearly 20% from its peak while the S&P 500 hit record highs.
Read More€STR Futures Expect ECB to Cut Rates on Par with Fed
€STR futures are expecting the European Central Bank to cut rates on par with the Federal Reserve despite differences in rate hikes and inflation rates.
Read MoreGold’s Performance Against U.S., Asian Equities the Past Century
Equities tend to perform better than gold during times of geopolitical stability, steady growth and low inflation.
Read MoreFresh from the Trading Room: The tale of two yields
In the latest report, Inspirante Trading Solutions delves into the recent surge in the U.S. and Japan equity markets, exploring the underlying drivers and opportunities therein.
Read MoreE-mini S&P 500 Equal Weight futures: Classic index gets a new look
Learn about equal weight indices and how to access their benefits with E-Mini S&P 500 Equal Weight Index futures contract from CME Group.
Read MoreFive Major Factors That Can Swing Treasury Yields
The path of inflation and a potential downturn in the U.S. economy are among five factors that can impact the Treasury yield curve, which is the most inverted in over…
Read MoreThrough the lens of gold
Inspirante Trading Solutions uncovers the enduring relevance of gold in portfolio diversification, as an inflation hedge and a haven investment in times of uncertainty, exploring risk management strategies by leveraging…
Read MoreGrains: Are Options Skews to the Upside Overvalued?
Investors tend to believe there are more upside than downside risks in grain markets despite the absence of compelling evidence to support that notion.
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