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As bond interest rates soar what's the outlook for 2022?

By: Frank Kaberna, tastytrade. Jan 10, 2022 It feels like it was just yesterday people were worried about US Treasury rates staying at 0% forever… while it wasn’t yesterday, it was as recent as summer of last year that short-term interest rates were as close as they’ve ever been to negative.* Now, the likelihood of multiple hikes to the Federal Funds Rate by the end of this year has people wondering just how big the chain reaction across the Treasury yield curve can be.   Pro
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A Guide to Trading Psychology

TRADING PSYCHOLOGY: BEYOND THE BASICS The psychology of trading is often overlooked but forms a crucial part of a professional trader’s skillset. DailyFX is the perfect place to learn how to manage your emotions and hone your trading psychology; our analysts have already experienced the ups and downs, so you don’t have to. Keep reading to discover their top tips, and to learn more about: What is trading psychology How to get in the mindset of a successful trader The
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Weekly Fundamental US Stocks Forecast: Inflation Data in Focus After FOMC Minutes, NFP

FUNDAMENTAL FORECAST FOR THE US DOLLAR: NEUTRAL While the DXY Index added +0.07%, most of its gains were given back by the end of the week following the middling December US jobs report. Not only are there several ‘high’ ranked data releases due in the coming days, there are testimonies and speeches by several Federal Reserve policymakers that seem destined to introduce more volatility to financial markets. According to the IG Client Sentiment Index, the US Dollar has a mixed
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Using Margin in Forex Trading

- Reviewed by James Stanley, Nov. 24, 2021 Using margin in forex trading is a new concept for many traders, and one that is often misunderstood. To put simply, margin is the minimum amount of money required to place a leveraged trade and can be a useful risk management tool. Closely linked to margin is the concept of margin call - which traders go to great lengths to avoid. Not knowing what margin is, can turn out to be extremely costly which is why it is essential for forex traders to
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Boeing: Ready for Takeoff or Turbulence Ahead?

Boeing: Ready for Takeoff or Turbulence Ahead? Jan 5, 2022 |  By:James Blakeway. Tastytrade The first two trading days of 2022 were kind to both the airlines and Boeing (BA). This New Year rally comes after an understandably difficult two years in the commercial aviation sector. While Boeing and the U.S. Global Jets ETF (JETS) are far off their 2020 lows, they have a long road of recovery still ahead. Since the start of 2020, Boeing and JETS are facing negative returns in excess of 30%
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Monthly Forex Seasonality - January 2022: Start of Year Bodes Well for AUD, GBP, Gold

JANUARY FX SEASONALITY OVERVIEW: The first month of the year tends to see gains for commodities and commodity-linked currencies. January is the best month of the year for gold prices in recent history. Typical losses by the US Dollar tend to bode well for Australian, Canadian, and New Zealand Dollars. The beginning of the month warrants a review of the seasonal patterns that have influenced forex markets over the past several years. For December, our focus
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Morning Star Candlestick

- Reviewed by James Stanley, Nov. 24, 2021 The Morning Star candlestick is a three-candle pattern that signals a reversal in the market and can be used when trading forex or any other market. Correctly spotting reversals is crucial when trading financial markets because it allows traders to enter at attractive levels at the very start of a possible trend reversal. This article explores the following talking points: What is a Morning Star candlestick? How to Identify a Morn
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Dividend Adjustments 10th January 2022 - 17th January 2022

Please see the expected dividend adjustment figures for a number of our major indices for the week commencing 10th January 2022. These are projected dividends and likely to change. IG cannot be held responsible for any changes made. Dividends highlighted in red include a special dividend, therefore some or all of the amount will not be adjusted. Amount in brackets is the expected adjustment after special dividends excluded (where shown on major indices). Dividend adjustments due to be posted o
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AUD/JPY Forecast: Bullish on Yields and Energy Tailwinds: Top Trade Q1 2022

AUD/JPY has spent 2021 in a wide trading range of 77.90 and 86.26. While other central banks around the world have been withdrawing pandemic stimulus measures, both the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and the Bank of Japan (BOJ) have maintained relatively loose policies. This is largely because inflation in both countries is not threatening economic stability. The RBA will not meet again until early February and when they do, fourth quarter inflation data will be available.
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Using the Rising Wedge Pattern in Forex Trading

- Reviewed by James Stanley, Nov. 24, 2021 The rising wedge is a popular reversal pattern that is predictive in nature and can give traders a clue to the direction and distance of the next price move. Rising wedges appear regularly in the financial markets and traders gravitate towards the pattern because of its simplicity in identification and application. This article will explain how to spot a rising wedge on forex charts and how to trade them. LEARN TO TRADE THE RISING WEDGE:
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What Are the Biggest Political Risks for the Stock Market in 2022?

US DOLLAR, US-CHINA TRADE WAR, TAIWAN, IRAN NUCLEAR DEAL, - TALKING POINTS COVID-19, rising interest rates likely to magnify shocks of geopolitical risks US-China tension and the upcoming US midterm elections are top of the list Iran nuclear deal, precarious fundamentals could amplify market turbulence STOCK MARKET 2022 OUTLOOK: GEOPOLITICAL RISKS MAY CURB INVESTOR ENTHUSIASM Given the confluence of COVID-19 and rising interest rates, geopolitical shoc
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As a New Retail Trader Age Rises, Heed Tales of Past Manias

In spring 2020, the temporary closures of professional sports leagues during the initial coronavirus pandemic lockdown, coupled with the infusion of fresh capital into financial markets by the Federal Reserve and US Treasury, anointed a new class of retail traders in financial markets. This wave of new market participants brings with it a wave of liquidity that had been otherwise out of the reach of traditional financial markets. Click here to read 'Why a Rise in Reta
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Lagging Indicators Defined and Explained

- Reviewed by James Stanley, Nov. 24, 2021 Lagging indicators are often misunderstood in their foundations however, they are a great way to analyse financial markets. This article will outline: What lagging indicators are Examples of lagging indicators Benefits of lagging indicators WHAT IS A LAGGING INDICATOR? A lagging indicator is a tool used by traders to analyse the markets using an average of previous price action data. There are multiple lagging indicato
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US Dollar outlook for 2022

The below commentary highlights some of the key factors affecting US monetary policy which should in turn dictate future price movements for the US dollar. Source: Bloomberg  Shaun Murison | Senior Market Analyst, Johannesburg | Publication date: Tuesday 07 December 2021 
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The Week Ahead On The Markets

Week commencing 3 January Chris Beauchamp’s insight The first week of the new year begins quietly, but it rapidly heats up. Key data such as China PMI figures and US ISM numbers are matched by the monthly US ADP and NFP reports, as the focus on the global economy and inflation returns. Corporate news remains quiet, although UK retail giant Next is the first of the sector to
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10 Trading Mistakes to Avoid in Forex Trading

- Reviewed by James Stanley, Nov. 24, 2021 Human error in the forex market is common and often leads to familiar trading mistakes. These trading mistakes crop up particularly with novice traders on a regular basis. Being aware of these errors, can help traders become more efficient in their forex trading. Although all traders make trading mistakes regardless of experience, understanding the logic behind these mistakes may limit the snowball effect of trading impediments. This article will o
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