Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Market Information and Trading Briefing
Stock markets finished the week trading lower after US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke gave his latest testimony ... more
Japanese Yen values drop on increased stimulus possibilities. Potential rise in carry trades signals general market optimism. Stock markets continue to look to corporate earnings for next direction.
Potential conflicts in Syria pressure stocks, but gold and oil rally.. S&P 500 posts worst monthly performance since May 2012. more briefs by Richard here
Weekly Binary Options Trading Analysis and Financiel Markets Briefing by Richard Cox - S&P 500 shows biggest weekly decline since June. IMF forecasts add to the already pessimistic sentiment. Markets look ahead to corporate earnings for next direction
NFPs miss but stocks manage to close for the week. Syria still causing problems for stock valuations. RBA removes dovish bias. AUD looks like a long term buy
Eurozone Debt Concerns Call Latest EUR/USD Rally into Question; Looking to Buy Put Options at 1.3080
Binary options on the EUR/USD are seen in a 1.3020-1.3200 price range as traders assess ... more
Fed comments signal the central bank is “broadly comfortable” with stimulus reductions. Economic data in the Eurozone starts to show improvement.
Global stocks trade sideways on mixed signals. Holiday thinned volumes to affect next week’s trade. Tech stocks could move NASDAQ with next week’s earnings
Stocks and Carry Trades seen at multi-year highs. Optimism propelled by corporate earnings and slight improvements in macro data. Potential disconnect between market valuations and underlying fundamentals.
Earnings reports starting to show weakness in troublesome areas. Central Bank meetings from the BoE, ECB, and Federal Reserve. Non Farm Payrolls on tap.
Dow, S&P 500 have their worst week since June. Summer slowdown now coming to an end. Trader focus will likely be placed on central bank commentaries
S&P 500 closes near 1630 on positive earnings results, and consistent central bank stimulus around the world. Macro driven volatility to slow into next week.
Stock markets trade sideways as economic data and event risks show diverging signs. S&P shows positive Jan, Feb: Bullish sign for 2013
Last week of September, Richard is here with his Financiel Briefing - Stock Markets trade sideways on lower volatility. Analysts re-assess the validity of ECB and US Fed stimulus programs. German IFO, US GDP and Home Sales to give direction. Oil prices came off sharply at the beginning of last week.
Non Farm Payrolls moderate disappointment at 162,000. Unemployment rate improves to 7.4%. Bernanke opens the way for extended stimulus. More Briefings here
Weaker data suggest tapering changes will be limited. Potential compromises in Syria remove element of uncertainty, supporting stocks and pressuring gold and oil.
S&P 500 becomes the latest benchmark to establish new record high. Market shows tepid response to latest Cyprus agreements. Traders look ahead to BoJ, US Non Farm Payrolls.
S&P breaks short term support at 1533 despite earnings reports coming largely above expectations. US, UK GDP results, BoJ rate decision
Non Farm Payrolls bring strong close to the week. 195,000 jobs added in June, with April and May revised higher. Markets still focused on Fed intentions
End of week volatility: Policymakers beginning to signal potentially negative outcome for Fiscal Cliff talks. Gold, US Dollar to benefit from failure to reach resolution.
S&P 500 rises above 1600 for first time into the Friday close. Central Banks and Macro Data drive market direction. Corporate earnings to take back attention next week.
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Market Information and Trading Briefing
Stock markets in the US rallied into the end of the week and the Standard & Poor’s 500 ... more
Trade Brief: Stock markets rally into the end of the week as Non Farm Payrolls surpass initial expectations.
Weekly Binary Options briefing by Richard Cox
Risk sentiment was modestly higher into the close of last week but the overall themes were clear with safe haven assets seeing most of ... more
Richard Cox Weekly Binary Options Financial Analysis, Including Tips and Market's Trading Briefing.
S&P posts another record, even with a few earnings disappointments. Market attention return to macro data and comments.
Non Farm Payrolls rise by a weak 88,000 jobs. Unemployment Rate ticks down to 7.6%. Economic calendar is limited next week
Markets reverse early losses after less than expected Non Farm Payrolls. Limited macro data and corporate earnings next week. Central Bank rate decisions could provide key driver for markets.
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Trading Tips and Market Information
Equity markets finished the week in negative territory, break a two week streak of gains after the US ... more
Equity markets and high yielding currencies sold off at the close of last week as trading sentiment was negatively affected by the disappointing employment data out of the US on ... more
US adds 171,000 new jobs for the month, Unemployment Rate Moves higher to 7.9%. Eurozone unemployment rate rises too all time records, after data from Greece and Spain is released. Trade opportunities seen in Gold and the DAX.
Global stocks surge to new highs on continued earnings strength. Analyst expectations for corporate growth rises to 4%. Earnings to remain in market’s focus but Non Farm Payrolls, FOMC meeting to bring added volatility.
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Market Information and Trading Briefing
Stock markets traded on lower volumes for a large portion of last week and the Independence Day holiday ... more
Central bank comments show differences of opinion with respect to region. Sequester deadline makes weekly index picks risks. Heavy data calendar for US retail stocks.
Belated solution reached in Fiscal Cliff Discussions. Global stocks rally on the news. US Dollar stronger as Fed signals end to stimulus.
US macro data generally positive, but this is only adding to increased tapering possibilities. Elevated stock levels likely to lead to profit-taking in global equities
S&P stalls at all time highs. Next week’s FOMC meeting to determine next direction in S&P. Cyprus bailout and economic surveys could enhance EUR/USD volatility next week.
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Market Information and Trading Briefing
Stock markets in Europe are higher for the eight consecutive week after the Chancellor of Germany and the ... more
Binary Options Weekly Briefing 30.4-3.5
Safe haven assets were broadly lower on the week, with the US Dollar losing ground against most of the major currencies and Gold dropping to the ... more
Reductions in QE could lead to stronger Dollar and weaker stocks. Stock markets fall into the end of the week as stimulus programs see limited life span.
Corporate earnings continue to show strength. S&P now 3% below its all-time highs. Euro lower, Yen higher on central bank comments.
Richard Cox Weekly binary options financial analysis including tips and trading briefing
Investors start to take profits in stocks, as Bernanke signals phased-out stimulus. Dollar broadly higher after Fed Chairman’s testimony
Bernanke Congressional testimony vague, but opens the door to continued stimulus. Most earnings reports show strength, tech stocks show negative exceptions.
The S&P 500 declines and most US stock shares followed suit. Latest US GDP numbers (3rd quarter) were made available, expanding by more than expected. More information here.
Binary Options Briefing for this week – Trading Tips and Market Info
By Richard Cox
Safe haven assets have seen rallies for most of the past 5 weeks but this momentum ... more
Trading Tips and General briefing for this week
Stock markets and high yielding currencies managed to stabilize throughout last we investors took profits on short positions, allowing oversold market conditions to ... more
Global stock markets and the US Dollar finished broadly higher last week. S&P 500 is not less than 1% away from its own 2007 record
Bullish bias seen in US Dollar, tops seen in global stock markets. Next week, volatility to slow in reduced event risks.
S&P back to all-time highs despite weak economic data. Next week focus turns back to earnings, with financial sector in the spotlight.
Strong Corporate Earnings Snap Two-Week Losing Streak in Equities; Looking to Buy S&P 500 Put Options at Current Levels
Last week, equity markets managed to post some moderate gains, with the ... more
Binary Options Trading Briefing – 13/5 – 18/5
Equity markets in the US saw a second straight week of declines, and this led to the largest weekly loss so far in ... more
Euro closes positive for 2012, supported by central bank actions and global growth recovery. Outlook remains strong against USD and JPY.
Trade Brief: Stock markets resume their push lower from last week. Summer trading volumes start to weigh on volatility. Monthly Non Farm Payrolls could lead to downside position
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Trading Tips and Market Info
By Richard Cox
We are shaping up for what could be a very exciting and very volatile trading week ... more
Obama signals possible positive outcome for Fiscal Cliff talks. Economic data in China and Germany shows improvement. Stocks show biggest weekly rally since June, with the Dow breaking above 13,000 level.
The Must Watch Top 5 Events of the Week - 5 of the most important events of the week ahead. Opinion on potential impact on the market.
S&P higher on the week, within reach of all-time highs. Earnings reports roughly 75% positive. Central Bank decisions and Non Farm Payrolls to guide next week.
US Non Farm Payrolls comes in at 96,000 jobs (much lower than expected). US Unemployment Rate drops to 8.1%. Market analysts suggest quantitative easing stimulus measures are becoming more probable.
Draghi comments suggest possible ECB rate cut early next year. US Non Farm Payrolls come in much stronger than expected. US unemployment rate at lowest levels since 2008. Euro drops as Bundesbank cuts 2013 growth forecasts
Federal Reserve comments re-iterate September deadline for quantitative easing decisions. Fed needs to see improvement in employment before reducing stimulus
First week of October, Richard is here with his Financiel Briefing – Stock Markets down this week, up for the month and quarter. Bank stress tests not as bad as originally expected. Economic data and corporate earnings to take center stage.
Bernanke comments suggest stimulus reductions could be delayed. Plosser comments suggest voter dissention at the Fed. Trading Briefing ahead!
Weekly Binary Options Trading Analysis and Financiel Markets Briefing by Richard Cox - Monthly Non Farm Payrolls rise by 114,000 jobs. US Unemployment Rate drops below 8% for the first time since January of 2009. Stocks continue to push higher at elevated levels.
Manufacturing data in US and China shows improvement. Fiscal Cliff skepticism continues. Large amount of US data scheduled for next week.
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Trading Tips and Market Information
Global equity markets rose into the end of last week, with the S&P 500 posting its biggest ... more
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Market Information and Trading Briefing
Stock markets saw some interesting activity last week as prices started under heavy selling pressure early on before ... more
Stocks close higher, with the DAX completing a Six-month rally. Germany approves next Greek Loan. Fiscal Cliff makes slow progress. Cyber Monday Sales set new records.
Binary Options Briefing for 2-7/9/2012 By Richard Cox
Equity markets put in some of their most positive performances of the Summer during the month of August with the DAX and S&P ... more
Presidential election results fail to inspire markets. Next focus on Fiscal Cliff discussions. Look for PUTS in equities, CALLS in Gold.
Markets focus on the negatives, send US equities to multi month lows. US Dollar primary beneficiary as investors look for safe haven protection. Holiday thinned volumes to slow trading volatility in the coming week.
Nike helps S&P turn around into week’s close. Fed meeting shows cautious optimism, 2% GDP growth rate. Market volatility to depend on policymaker activity prior to next week’s negotiation deadlines.
Equity markets in the US reversed losses seen earlier in the week after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke made comments suggesting that an additional round of quantitative easing stimulus is ... more
US Federal Reserve announces plans to inject third round of quantitative easing stimulus. US Stock markets rally to highest levels since 2007. Constitutional government in Germany blocks attempts to halt Eurozone bailout fund. Richard recommends to trade against these in the short term if further bounces are seen
Binary Options Briefing for this week 4.6 – 8.6 – Trading Tips and Market Info
By Richard Cox
Equity markets saw a massive sell-off the week on Friday, due, in large ... more
Stock markets finished the week broadly higher. Alcoa and Wells Fargo beat earnings estimates. Loaded earnings calendar next likely to create short term volatility.
Weaker data suggest tapering changes will be limited. Potential compromises in Syria remove element of uncertainty, supporting stocks and pressuring gold and oil.
NFPs miss but stocks manage to close for the week. Syria still causing problems for stock valuations. RBA removes dovish bias. AUD looks like a long term buy
Potential conflicts in Syria pressure stocks, but gold and oil rally.. S&P 500 posts worst monthly performance since May 2012. more briefs by Richard here
Fed comments signal the central bank is “broadly comfortable” with stimulus reductions. Economic data in the Eurozone starts to show improvement.
Dow, S&P 500 have their worst week since June. Summer slowdown now coming to an end. Trader focus will likely be placed on central bank commentaries
US macro data generally positive, but this is only adding to increased tapering possibilities. Elevated stock levels likely to lead to profit-taking in global equities
Non Farm Payrolls moderate disappointment at 162,000. Unemployment rate improves to 7.4%. Bernanke opens the way for extended stimulus. More Briefings here
Earnings reports starting to show weakness in troublesome areas. Central Bank meetings from the BoE, ECB, and Federal Reserve. Non Farm Payrolls on tap.
Bernanke Congressional testimony vague, but opens the door to continued stimulus. Most earnings reports show strength, tech stocks show negative exceptions.
Bernanke comments suggest stimulus reductions could be delayed. Plosser comments suggest voter dissention at the Fed. Trading Briefing ahead!
Non Farm Payrolls bring strong close to the week. 195,000 jobs added in June, with April and May revised higher. Markets still focused on Fed intentions
Federal Reserve comments re-iterate September deadline for quantitative easing decisions. Fed needs to see improvement in employment before reducing stimulus
Bullish bias seen in US Dollar, tops seen in global stock markets. Next week, volatility to slow in reduced event risks.
Reductions in QE could lead to stronger Dollar and weaker stocks. Stock markets fall into the end of the week as stimulus programs see limited life span.
Trade Brief: Stock markets rally into the end of the week as Non Farm Payrolls surpass initial expectations.
Trade Brief: Stock markets resume their push lower from last week. Summer trading volumes start to weigh on volatility. Monthly Non Farm Payrolls could lead to downside position
Investors start to take profits in stocks, as Bernanke signals phased-out stimulus. Dollar broadly higher after Fed Chairman’s testimony
S&P posts another record, even with a few earnings disappointments. Market attention return to macro data and comments.
S&P 500 closes near 1630 on positive earnings results, and consistent central bank stimulus around the world. Macro driven volatility to slow into next week.
S&P 500 rises above 1600 for first time into the Friday close. Central Banks and Macro Data drive market direction. Corporate earnings to take back attention next week.
S&P higher on the week, within reach of all-time highs. Earnings reports roughly 75% positive. Central Bank decisions and Non Farm Payrolls to guide next week.
S&P breaks short term support at 1533 despite earnings reports coming largely above expectations. US, UK GDP results, BoJ rate decision
S&P back to all-time highs despite weak economic data. Next week focus turns back to earnings, with financial sector in the spotlight.
Non Farm Payrolls rise by a weak 88,000 jobs. Unemployment Rate ticks down to 7.6%. Economic calendar is limited next week
S&P 500 becomes the latest benchmark to establish new record high. Market shows tepid response to latest Cyprus agreements. Traders look ahead to BoJ, US Non Farm Payrolls.
Nike helps S&P turn around into week’s close. Fed meeting shows cautious optimism, 2% GDP growth rate. Market volatility to depend on policymaker activity prior to next week’s negotiation deadlines.
S&P stalls at all time highs. Next week’s FOMC meeting to determine next direction in S&P. Cyprus bailout and economic surveys could enhance EUR/USD volatility next week.
Global stock markets and the US Dollar finished broadly higher last week. S&P 500 is not less than 1% away from its own 2007 record
Stock markets trade sideways as economic data and event risks show diverging signs. S&P shows positive Jan, Feb: Bullish sign for 2013
Central bank comments show differences of opinion with respect to region. Sequester deadline makes weekly index picks risks. Heavy data calendar for US retail stocks.
Global stocks trade sideways on mixed signals. Holiday thinned volumes to affect next week’s trade. Tech stocks could move NASDAQ with next week’s earnings
Corporate earnings continue to show strength. S&P now 3% below its all-time highs. Euro lower, Yen higher on central bank comments.
Markets reverse early losses after less than expected Non Farm Payrolls. Limited macro data and corporate earnings next week. Central Bank rate decisions could provide key driver for markets.
Global stocks surge to new highs on continued earnings strength. Analyst expectations for corporate growth rises to 4%. Earnings to remain in market’s focus but Non Farm Payrolls, FOMC meeting to bring added volatility.
Stocks and Carry Trades seen at multi-year highs. Optimism propelled by corporate earnings and slight improvements in macro data. Potential disconnect between market valuations and underlying fundamentals.
Stock markets finished the week broadly higher. Alcoa and Wells Fargo beat earnings estimates. Loaded earnings calendar next likely to create short term volatility.
Belated solution reached in Fiscal Cliff Discussions. Global stocks rally on the news. US Dollar stronger as Fed signals end to stimulus.
Euro closes positive for 2012, supported by central bank actions and global growth recovery. Outlook remains strong against USD and JPY.
End of week volatility: Policymakers beginning to signal potentially negative outcome for Fiscal Cliff talks. Gold, US Dollar to benefit from failure to reach resolution.
The Must Watch Top 5 Events of the Week - 5 of the most important events of the week ahead. Opinion on potential impact on the market.
Manufacturing data in US and China shows improvement. Fiscal Cliff skepticism continues. Large amount of US data scheduled for next week.
Draghi comments suggest possible ECB rate cut early next year. US Non Farm Payrolls come in much stronger than expected. US unemployment rate at lowest levels since 2008. Euro drops as Bundesbank cuts 2013 growth forecasts
Stocks close higher, with the DAX completing a Six-month rally. Germany approves next Greek Loan. Fiscal Cliff makes slow progress. Cyber Monday Sales set new records.
Obama signals possible positive outcome for Fiscal Cliff talks. Economic data in China and Germany shows improvement. Stocks show biggest weekly rally since June, with the Dow breaking above 13,000 level.
Markets focus on the negatives, send US equities to multi month lows. US Dollar primary beneficiary as investors look for safe haven protection. Holiday thinned volumes to slow trading volatility in the coming week.
Presidential election results fail to inspire markets. Next focus on Fiscal Cliff discussions. Look for PUTS in equities, CALLS in Gold.
US adds 171,000 new jobs for the month, Unemployment Rate Moves higher to 7.9%. Eurozone unemployment rate rises too all time records, after data from Greece and Spain is released. Trade opportunities seen in Gold and the DAX.
The S&P 500 declines and most US stock shares followed suit. Latest US GDP numbers (3rd quarter) were made available, expanding by more than expected. More information here.
Japanese Yen values drop on increased stimulus possibilities. Potential rise in carry trades signals general market optimism. Stock markets continue to look to corporate earnings for next direction.
Weekly Binary Options Trading Analysis and Financiel Markets Briefing by Richard Cox - S&P 500 shows biggest weekly decline since June. IMF forecasts add to the already pessimistic sentiment. Markets look ahead to corporate earnings for next direction
Weekly Binary Options Trading Analysis and Financiel Markets Briefing by Richard Cox - Monthly Non Farm Payrolls rise by 114,000 jobs. US Unemployment Rate drops below 8% for the first time since January of 2009. Stocks continue to push higher at elevated levels.
First week of October, Richard is here with his Financiel Briefing – Stock Markets down this week, up for the month and quarter. Bank stress tests not as bad as originally expected. Economic data and corporate earnings to take center stage.
Last week of September, Richard is here with his Financiel Briefing - Stock Markets trade sideways on lower volatility. Analysts re-assess the validity of ECB and US Fed stimulus programs. German IFO, US GDP and Home Sales to give direction. Oil prices came off sharply at the beginning of last week.
US Federal Reserve announces plans to inject third round of quantitative easing stimulus. US Stock markets rally to highest levels since 2007. Constitutional government in Germany blocks attempts to halt Eurozone bailout fund. Richard recommends to trade against these in the short term if further bounces are seen
US Non Farm Payrolls comes in at 96,000 jobs (much lower than expected). US Unemployment Rate drops to 8.1%. Market analysts suggest quantitative easing stimulus measures are becoming more probable.
Binary Options Briefing for 2-7/9/2012 By Richard Cox
Equity markets put in some of their most positive performances of the Summer during the month of August with the DAX and S&P ... more
Equity markets in the US reversed losses seen earlier in the week after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke made comments suggesting that an additional round of quantitative easing stimulus is ... more
Richard Cox Weekly Binary Options Financial Analysis, Including Tips and Market's Trading Briefing.
Richard Cox Weekly binary options financial analysis including tips and trading briefing
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Market Information and Trading Briefing
Stock markets in the US rallied into the end of the week and the Standard & Poor’s 500 ... more
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Market Information and Trading Briefing
Stock markets in Europe are higher for the eight consecutive week after the Chancellor of Germany and the ... more
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Market Information and Trading Briefing
Stock markets finished the week trading lower after US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke gave his latest testimony ... more
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Market Information and Trading Briefing
Stock markets saw some interesting activity last week as prices started under heavy selling pressure early on before ... more
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Market Information and Trading Briefing
Stock markets traded on lower volumes for a large portion of last week and the Independence Day holiday ... more
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Trading Tips and Market Information
Global equity markets rose into the end of last week, with the S&P 500 posting its biggest ... more
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Trading Tips and Market Information
Equity markets finished the week in negative territory, break a two week streak of gains after the US ... more
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Trading Tips and Market Info
By Richard Cox
We are shaping up for what could be a very exciting and very volatile trading week ... more
Binary Options Briefing for this week – Trading Tips and Market Info
By Richard Cox
Safe haven assets have seen rallies for most of the past 5 weeks but this momentum ... more
Binary Options Briefing for this week 4.6 – 8.6 – Trading Tips and Market Info
By Richard Cox
Equity markets saw a massive sell-off the week on Friday, due, in large ... more
Trading Tips and General briefing for this week
Stock markets and high yielding currencies managed to stabilize throughout last we investors took profits on short positions, allowing oversold market conditions to ... more
Weekly Binary Options briefing by Richard Cox
Risk sentiment was modestly higher into the close of last week but the overall themes were clear with safe haven assets seeing most of ... more
Binary Options Trading Briefing – 13/5 – 18/5
Equity markets in the US saw a second straight week of declines, and this led to the largest weekly loss so far in ... more
Equity markets and high yielding currencies sold off at the close of last week as trading sentiment was negatively affected by the disappointing employment data out of the US on ... more
Binary Options Weekly Briefing 30.4-3.5
Safe haven assets were broadly lower on the week, with the US Dollar losing ground against most of the major currencies and Gold dropping to the ... more
Strong Corporate Earnings Snap Two-Week Losing Streak in Equities; Looking to Buy S&P 500 Put Options at Current Levels
Last week, equity markets managed to post some moderate gains, with the ... more
Eurozone Debt Concerns Call Latest EUR/USD Rally into Question; Looking to Buy Put Options at 1.3080
Binary options on the EUR/USD are seen in a 1.3020-1.3200 price range as traders assess ... more
US adds 171,000 new jobs for the month, Unemployment Rate Moves higher to 7.9%. Eurozone unemployment rate rises too all time records, after data from Greece and Spain is released. Trade opportunities seen in Gold and the DAX.
Global stocks surge to new highs on continued earnings strength. Analyst expectations for corporate growth rises to 4%. Earnings to remain in market’s focus but Non Farm Payrolls, FOMC meeting to bring added volatility.
Eurozone Debt Concerns Call Latest EUR/USD Rally into Question; Looking to Buy Put Options at 1.3080
Binary options on the EUR/USD are seen in a 1.3020-1.3200 price range as traders assess ... more
Strong Corporate Earnings Snap Two-Week Losing Streak in Equities; Looking to Buy S&P 500 Put Options at Current Levels
Last week, equity markets managed to post some moderate gains, with the ... more
Binary Options Weekly Briefing 30.4-3.5
Safe haven assets were broadly lower on the week, with the US Dollar losing ground against most of the major currencies and Gold dropping to the ... more
Equity markets and high yielding currencies sold off at the close of last week as trading sentiment was negatively affected by the disappointing employment data out of the US on ... more
Binary Options Trading Briefing – 13/5 – 18/5
Equity markets in the US saw a second straight week of declines, and this led to the largest weekly loss so far in ... more
Weekly Binary Options briefing by Richard Cox
Risk sentiment was modestly higher into the close of last week but the overall themes were clear with safe haven assets seeing most of ... more
Trading Tips and General briefing for this week
Stock markets and high yielding currencies managed to stabilize throughout last we investors took profits on short positions, allowing oversold market conditions to ... more
Binary Options Briefing for this week 4.6 – 8.6 – Trading Tips and Market Info
By Richard Cox
Equity markets saw a massive sell-off the week on Friday, due, in large ... more
Binary Options Briefing for this week – Trading Tips and Market Info
By Richard Cox
Safe haven assets have seen rallies for most of the past 5 weeks but this momentum ... more
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Trading Tips and Market Info
By Richard Cox
We are shaping up for what could be a very exciting and very volatile trading week ... more
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Trading Tips and Market Information
Equity markets finished the week in negative territory, break a two week streak of gains after the US ... more
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Trading Tips and Market Information
Global equity markets rose into the end of last week, with the S&P 500 posting its biggest ... more
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Market Information and Trading Briefing
Stock markets traded on lower volumes for a large portion of last week and the Independence Day holiday ... more
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Market Information and Trading Briefing
Stock markets saw some interesting activity last week as prices started under heavy selling pressure early on before ... more
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Market Information and Trading Briefing
Stock markets finished the week trading lower after US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke gave his latest testimony ... more
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Market Information and Trading Briefing
Stock markets in Europe are higher for the eight consecutive week after the Chancellor of Germany and the ... more
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Market Information and Trading Briefing
Stock markets in the US rallied into the end of the week and the Standard & Poor’s 500 ... more
Richard Cox Weekly binary options financial analysis including tips and trading briefing
Richard Cox Weekly Binary Options Financial Analysis, Including Tips and Market's Trading Briefing.
Equity markets in the US reversed losses seen earlier in the week after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke made comments suggesting that an additional round of quantitative easing stimulus is ... more
Binary Options Briefing for 2-7/9/2012 By Richard Cox
Equity markets put in some of their most positive performances of the Summer during the month of August with the DAX and S&P ... more
US Non Farm Payrolls comes in at 96,000 jobs (much lower than expected). US Unemployment Rate drops to 8.1%. Market analysts suggest quantitative easing stimulus measures are becoming more probable.
US Federal Reserve announces plans to inject third round of quantitative easing stimulus. US Stock markets rally to highest levels since 2007. Constitutional government in Germany blocks attempts to halt Eurozone bailout fund. Richard recommends to trade against these in the short term if further bounces are seen
Last week of September, Richard is here with his Financiel Briefing - Stock Markets trade sideways on lower volatility. Analysts re-assess the validity of ECB and US Fed stimulus programs. German IFO, US GDP and Home Sales to give direction. Oil prices came off sharply at the beginning of last week.
First week of October, Richard is here with his Financiel Briefing – Stock Markets down this week, up for the month and quarter. Bank stress tests not as bad as originally expected. Economic data and corporate earnings to take center stage.
Weekly Binary Options Trading Analysis and Financiel Markets Briefing by Richard Cox - Monthly Non Farm Payrolls rise by 114,000 jobs. US Unemployment Rate drops below 8% for the first time since January of 2009. Stocks continue to push higher at elevated levels.
Weekly Binary Options Trading Analysis and Financiel Markets Briefing by Richard Cox - S&P 500 shows biggest weekly decline since June. IMF forecasts add to the already pessimistic sentiment. Markets look ahead to corporate earnings for next direction
Japanese Yen values drop on increased stimulus possibilities. Potential rise in carry trades signals general market optimism. Stock markets continue to look to corporate earnings for next direction.
The S&P 500 declines and most US stock shares followed suit. Latest US GDP numbers (3rd quarter) were made available, expanding by more than expected. More information here.
Presidential election results fail to inspire markets. Next focus on Fiscal Cliff discussions. Look for PUTS in equities, CALLS in Gold.
Markets focus on the negatives, send US equities to multi month lows. US Dollar primary beneficiary as investors look for safe haven protection. Holiday thinned volumes to slow trading volatility in the coming week.
Obama signals possible positive outcome for Fiscal Cliff talks. Economic data in China and Germany shows improvement. Stocks show biggest weekly rally since June, with the Dow breaking above 13,000 level.
Stocks close higher, with the DAX completing a Six-month rally. Germany approves next Greek Loan. Fiscal Cliff makes slow progress. Cyber Monday Sales set new records.
Draghi comments suggest possible ECB rate cut early next year. US Non Farm Payrolls come in much stronger than expected. US unemployment rate at lowest levels since 2008. Euro drops as Bundesbank cuts 2013 growth forecasts
Manufacturing data in US and China shows improvement. Fiscal Cliff skepticism continues. Large amount of US data scheduled for next week.
The Must Watch Top 5 Events of the Week - 5 of the most important events of the week ahead. Opinion on potential impact on the market.
End of week volatility: Policymakers beginning to signal potentially negative outcome for Fiscal Cliff talks. Gold, US Dollar to benefit from failure to reach resolution.
Euro closes positive for 2012, supported by central bank actions and global growth recovery. Outlook remains strong against USD and JPY.
Belated solution reached in Fiscal Cliff Discussions. Global stocks rally on the news. US Dollar stronger as Fed signals end to stimulus.
Stock markets finished the week broadly higher. Alcoa and Wells Fargo beat earnings estimates. Loaded earnings calendar next likely to create short term volatility.
Stocks and Carry Trades seen at multi-year highs. Optimism propelled by corporate earnings and slight improvements in macro data. Potential disconnect between market valuations and underlying fundamentals.
Markets reverse early losses after less than expected Non Farm Payrolls. Limited macro data and corporate earnings next week. Central Bank rate decisions could provide key driver for markets.
Corporate earnings continue to show strength. S&P now 3% below its all-time highs. Euro lower, Yen higher on central bank comments.
Global stocks trade sideways on mixed signals. Holiday thinned volumes to affect next week’s trade. Tech stocks could move NASDAQ with next week’s earnings
Central bank comments show differences of opinion with respect to region. Sequester deadline makes weekly index picks risks. Heavy data calendar for US retail stocks.
Stock markets trade sideways as economic data and event risks show diverging signs. S&P shows positive Jan, Feb: Bullish sign for 2013
Global stock markets and the US Dollar finished broadly higher last week. S&P 500 is not less than 1% away from its own 2007 record
S&P stalls at all time highs. Next week’s FOMC meeting to determine next direction in S&P. Cyprus bailout and economic surveys could enhance EUR/USD volatility next week.
Nike helps S&P turn around into week’s close. Fed meeting shows cautious optimism, 2% GDP growth rate. Market volatility to depend on policymaker activity prior to next week’s negotiation deadlines.
S&P 500 becomes the latest benchmark to establish new record high. Market shows tepid response to latest Cyprus agreements. Traders look ahead to BoJ, US Non Farm Payrolls.
Non Farm Payrolls rise by a weak 88,000 jobs. Unemployment Rate ticks down to 7.6%. Economic calendar is limited next week
S&P back to all-time highs despite weak economic data. Next week focus turns back to earnings, with financial sector in the spotlight.
S&P breaks short term support at 1533 despite earnings reports coming largely above expectations. US, UK GDP results, BoJ rate decision
S&P higher on the week, within reach of all-time highs. Earnings reports roughly 75% positive. Central Bank decisions and Non Farm Payrolls to guide next week.
S&P 500 rises above 1600 for first time into the Friday close. Central Banks and Macro Data drive market direction. Corporate earnings to take back attention next week.
S&P 500 closes near 1630 on positive earnings results, and consistent central bank stimulus around the world. Macro driven volatility to slow into next week.
S&P posts another record, even with a few earnings disappointments. Market attention return to macro data and comments.
Investors start to take profits in stocks, as Bernanke signals phased-out stimulus. Dollar broadly higher after Fed Chairman’s testimony
Trade Brief: Stock markets resume their push lower from last week. Summer trading volumes start to weigh on volatility. Monthly Non Farm Payrolls could lead to downside position
Trade Brief: Stock markets rally into the end of the week as Non Farm Payrolls surpass initial expectations.
Reductions in QE could lead to stronger Dollar and weaker stocks. Stock markets fall into the end of the week as stimulus programs see limited life span.
Bullish bias seen in US Dollar, tops seen in global stock markets. Next week, volatility to slow in reduced event risks.
Federal Reserve comments re-iterate September deadline for quantitative easing decisions. Fed needs to see improvement in employment before reducing stimulus
Non Farm Payrolls bring strong close to the week. 195,000 jobs added in June, with April and May revised higher. Markets still focused on Fed intentions
Bernanke comments suggest stimulus reductions could be delayed. Plosser comments suggest voter dissention at the Fed. Trading Briefing ahead!
Bernanke Congressional testimony vague, but opens the door to continued stimulus. Most earnings reports show strength, tech stocks show negative exceptions.
Earnings reports starting to show weakness in troublesome areas. Central Bank meetings from the BoE, ECB, and Federal Reserve. Non Farm Payrolls on tap.
Non Farm Payrolls moderate disappointment at 162,000. Unemployment rate improves to 7.4%. Bernanke opens the way for extended stimulus. More Briefings here
US macro data generally positive, but this is only adding to increased tapering possibilities. Elevated stock levels likely to lead to profit-taking in global equities
Dow, S&P 500 have their worst week since June. Summer slowdown now coming to an end. Trader focus will likely be placed on central bank commentaries
Fed comments signal the central bank is “broadly comfortable” with stimulus reductions. Economic data in the Eurozone starts to show improvement.
Potential conflicts in Syria pressure stocks, but gold and oil rally.. S&P 500 posts worst monthly performance since May 2012. more briefs by Richard here
NFPs miss but stocks manage to close for the week. Syria still causing problems for stock valuations. RBA removes dovish bias. AUD looks like a long term buy
Weaker data suggest tapering changes will be limited. Potential compromises in Syria remove element of uncertainty, supporting stocks and pressuring gold and oil.
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Market Information and Trading Briefing
Stock markets finished the week trading lower after US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke gave his latest testimony ... more
The Must Watch Top 5 Events of the Week - 5 of the most important events of the week ahead. Opinion on potential impact on the market.
Global stocks trade sideways on mixed signals. Holiday thinned volumes to affect next week’s trade. Tech stocks could move NASDAQ with next week’s earnings
Non Farm Payrolls bring strong close to the week. 195,000 jobs added in June, with April and May revised higher. Markets still focused on Fed intentions
Non Farm Payrolls moderate disappointment at 162,000. Unemployment rate improves to 7.4%. Bernanke opens the way for extended stimulus. More Briefings here
Eurozone Debt Concerns Call Latest EUR/USD Rally into Question; Looking to Buy Put Options at 1.3080
Binary options on the EUR/USD are seen in a 1.3020-1.3200 price range as traders assess ... more
Strong Corporate Earnings Snap Two-Week Losing Streak in Equities; Looking to Buy S&P 500 Put Options at Current Levels
Last week, equity markets managed to post some moderate gains, with the ... more
Binary Options Weekly Briefing 30.4-3.5
Safe haven assets were broadly lower on the week, with the US Dollar losing ground against most of the major currencies and Gold dropping to the ... more
Equity markets and high yielding currencies sold off at the close of last week as trading sentiment was negatively affected by the disappointing employment data out of the US on ... more
Binary Options Trading Briefing – 13/5 – 18/5
Equity markets in the US saw a second straight week of declines, and this led to the largest weekly loss so far in ... more
Weekly Binary Options briefing by Richard Cox
Risk sentiment was modestly higher into the close of last week but the overall themes were clear with safe haven assets seeing most of ... more
Trading Tips and General briefing for this week
Stock markets and high yielding currencies managed to stabilize throughout last we investors took profits on short positions, allowing oversold market conditions to ... more
Binary Options Briefing for this week 4.6 – 8.6 – Trading Tips and Market Info
By Richard Cox
Equity markets saw a massive sell-off the week on Friday, due, in large ... more
Binary Options Briefing for this week – Trading Tips and Market Info
By Richard Cox
Safe haven assets have seen rallies for most of the past 5 weeks but this momentum ... more
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Trading Tips and Market Info
By Richard Cox
We are shaping up for what could be a very exciting and very volatile trading week ... more
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Trading Tips and Market Information
Equity markets finished the week in negative territory, break a two week streak of gains after the US ... more
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Trading Tips and Market Information
Global equity markets rose into the end of last week, with the S&P 500 posting its biggest ... more
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Market Information and Trading Briefing
Stock markets traded on lower volumes for a large portion of last week and the Independence Day holiday ... more
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Market Information and Trading Briefing
Stock markets saw some interesting activity last week as prices started under heavy selling pressure early on before ... more
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Market Information and Trading Briefing
Stock markets in Europe are higher for the eight consecutive week after the Chancellor of Germany and the ... more
Binary Options Trading Recommendation for this week – Market Information and Trading Briefing
Stock markets in the US rallied into the end of the week and the Standard & Poor’s 500 ... more
Richard Cox Weekly binary options financial analysis including tips and trading briefing
Richard Cox Weekly Binary Options Financial Analysis, Including Tips and Market's Trading Briefing.
Equity markets in the US reversed losses seen earlier in the week after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke made comments suggesting that an additional round of quantitative easing stimulus is ... more
Binary Options Briefing for 2-7/9/2012 By Richard Cox
Equity markets put in some of their most positive performances of the Summer during the month of August with the DAX and S&P ... more
US Non Farm Payrolls comes in at 96,000 jobs (much lower than expected). US Unemployment Rate drops to 8.1%. Market analysts suggest quantitative easing stimulus measures are becoming more probable.
US Federal Reserve announces plans to inject third round of quantitative easing stimulus. US Stock markets rally to highest levels since 2007. Constitutional government in Germany blocks attempts to halt Eurozone bailout fund. Richard recommends to trade against these in the short term if further bounces are seen
Last week of September, Richard is here with his Financiel Briefing - Stock Markets trade sideways on lower volatility. Analysts re-assess the validity of ECB and US Fed stimulus programs. German IFO, US GDP and Home Sales to give direction. Oil prices came off sharply at the beginning of last week.
First week of October, Richard is here with his Financiel Briefing – Stock Markets down this week, up for the month and quarter. Bank stress tests not as bad as originally expected. Economic data and corporate earnings to take center stage.
Weekly Binary Options Trading Analysis and Financiel Markets Briefing by Richard Cox - Monthly Non Farm Payrolls rise by 114,000 jobs. US Unemployment Rate drops below 8% for the first time since January of 2009. Stocks continue to push higher at elevated levels.
Weekly Binary Options Trading Analysis and Financiel Markets Briefing by Richard Cox - S&P 500 shows biggest weekly decline since June. IMF forecasts add to the already pessimistic sentiment. Markets look ahead to corporate earnings for next direction
Japanese Yen values drop on increased stimulus possibilities. Potential rise in carry trades signals general market optimism. Stock markets continue to look to corporate earnings for next direction.
The S&P 500 declines and most US stock shares followed suit. Latest US GDP numbers (3rd quarter) were made available, expanding by more than expected. More information here.
US adds 171,000 new jobs for the month, Unemployment Rate Moves higher to 7.9%. Eurozone unemployment rate rises too all time records, after data from Greece and Spain is released. Trade opportunities seen in Gold and the DAX.
Presidential election results fail to inspire markets. Next focus on Fiscal Cliff discussions. Look for PUTS in equities, CALLS in Gold.
Markets focus on the negatives, send US equities to multi month lows. US Dollar primary beneficiary as investors look for safe haven protection. Holiday thinned volumes to slow trading volatility in the coming week.
Obama signals possible positive outcome for Fiscal Cliff talks. Economic data in China and Germany shows improvement. Stocks show biggest weekly rally since June, with the Dow breaking above 13,000 level.
Stocks close higher, with the DAX completing a Six-month rally. Germany approves next Greek Loan. Fiscal Cliff makes slow progress. Cyber Monday Sales set new records.
Draghi comments suggest possible ECB rate cut early next year. US Non Farm Payrolls come in much stronger than expected. US unemployment rate at lowest levels since 2008. Euro drops as Bundesbank cuts 2013 growth forecasts
Manufacturing data in US and China shows improvement. Fiscal Cliff skepticism continues. Large amount of US data scheduled for next week.
End of week volatility: Policymakers beginning to signal potentially negative outcome for Fiscal Cliff talks. Gold, US Dollar to benefit from failure to reach resolution.
Euro closes positive for 2012, supported by central bank actions and global growth recovery. Outlook remains strong against USD and JPY.
Belated solution reached in Fiscal Cliff Discussions. Global stocks rally on the news. US Dollar stronger as Fed signals end to stimulus.
Stock markets finished the week broadly higher. Alcoa and Wells Fargo beat earnings estimates. Loaded earnings calendar next likely to create short term volatility.
Stocks and Carry Trades seen at multi-year highs. Optimism propelled by corporate earnings and slight improvements in macro data. Potential disconnect between market valuations and underlying fundamentals.
Global stocks surge to new highs on continued earnings strength. Analyst expectations for corporate growth rises to 4%. Earnings to remain in market’s focus but Non Farm Payrolls, FOMC meeting to bring added volatility.
Markets reverse early losses after less than expected Non Farm Payrolls. Limited macro data and corporate earnings next week. Central Bank rate decisions could provide key driver for markets.
Corporate earnings continue to show strength. S&P now 3% below its all-time highs. Euro lower, Yen higher on central bank comments.
Central bank comments show differences of opinion with respect to region. Sequester deadline makes weekly index picks risks. Heavy data calendar for US retail stocks.
Stock markets trade sideways as economic data and event risks show diverging signs. S&P shows positive Jan, Feb: Bullish sign for 2013
Global stock markets and the US Dollar finished broadly higher last week. S&P 500 is not less than 1% away from its own 2007 record
S&P stalls at all time highs. Next week’s FOMC meeting to determine next direction in S&P. Cyprus bailout and economic surveys could enhance EUR/USD volatility next week.
Nike helps S&P turn around into week’s close. Fed meeting shows cautious optimism, 2% GDP growth rate. Market volatility to depend on policymaker activity prior to next week’s negotiation deadlines.
S&P 500 becomes the latest benchmark to establish new record high. Market shows tepid response to latest Cyprus agreements. Traders look ahead to BoJ, US Non Farm Payrolls.
Non Farm Payrolls rise by a weak 88,000 jobs. Unemployment Rate ticks down to 7.6%. Economic calendar is limited next week
S&P back to all-time highs despite weak economic data. Next week focus turns back to earnings, with financial sector in the spotlight.
S&P breaks short term support at 1533 despite earnings reports coming largely above expectations. US, UK GDP results, BoJ rate decision
S&P higher on the week, within reach of all-time highs. Earnings reports roughly 75% positive. Central Bank decisions and Non Farm Payrolls to guide next week.
S&P 500 rises above 1600 for first time into the Friday close. Central Banks and Macro Data drive market direction. Corporate earnings to take back attention next week.
S&P 500 closes near 1630 on positive earnings results, and consistent central bank stimulus around the world. Macro driven volatility to slow into next week.
S&P posts another record, even with a few earnings disappointments. Market attention return to macro data and comments.
Investors start to take profits in stocks, as Bernanke signals phased-out stimulus. Dollar broadly higher after Fed Chairman’s testimony
Trade Brief: Stock markets resume their push lower from last week. Summer trading volumes start to weigh on volatility. Monthly Non Farm Payrolls could lead to downside position
Trade Brief: Stock markets rally into the end of the week as Non Farm Payrolls surpass initial expectations.
Reductions in QE could lead to stronger Dollar and weaker stocks. Stock markets fall into the end of the week as stimulus programs see limited life span.
Bullish bias seen in US Dollar, tops seen in global stock markets. Next week, volatility to slow in reduced event risks.
Federal Reserve comments re-iterate September deadline for quantitative easing decisions. Fed needs to see improvement in employment before reducing stimulus
Bernanke comments suggest stimulus reductions could be delayed. Plosser comments suggest voter dissention at the Fed. Trading Briefing ahead!
Bernanke Congressional testimony vague, but opens the door to continued stimulus. Most earnings reports show strength, tech stocks show negative exceptions.
Earnings reports starting to show weakness in troublesome areas. Central Bank meetings from the BoE, ECB, and Federal Reserve. Non Farm Payrolls on tap.
US macro data generally positive, but this is only adding to increased tapering possibilities. Elevated stock levels likely to lead to profit-taking in global equities
Dow, S&P 500 have their worst week since June. Summer slowdown now coming to an end. Trader focus will likely be placed on central bank commentaries
Fed comments signal the central bank is “broadly comfortable” with stimulus reductions. Economic data in the Eurozone starts to show improvement.
Potential conflicts in Syria pressure stocks, but gold and oil rally.. S&P 500 posts worst monthly performance since May 2012. more briefs by Richard here
NFPs miss but stocks manage to close for the week. Syria still causing problems for stock valuations. RBA removes dovish bias. AUD looks like a long term buy
Weaker data suggest tapering changes will be limited. Potential compromises in Syria remove element of uncertainty, supporting stocks and pressuring gold and oil.
