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Dividend Adjustments 27th June 2022 - 4th July 2022
Please see the expected dividend adjustment figures for a number of our major indices for the week commencing 27th June 2022. These are projected dividends and likely to change. IG cannot be held responsible for any changes made.
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How to choose defensive stocks to protect your portfolio in a volatile market?
Preserving some defensive stocks in the share portfolio will help hedge against potential risk and install a safety net in the event of a downturn in the financial markets.
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BTC and ETH latest review news
BTC and ETH latest review news by @BDLLTD
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Post in Brexit vote – Six years on: Where are we?
While six years have elapsed since the Brexit vote, @skyreach shares more on this. Comment and join the conversation.
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THE BENEFITS OF A SIMPLE STRATEGY
THE BENEFITS OF A SIMPLE STRATEGY

Traders tend to overcomplicate things when they’re starting out in the forex market. This fact is unfortunate but undeniably true. Traders often feel that a complex trading strategy with many moving parts must be better when they should focus on keeping things as simple as possible. This is because a simple strategy allows for quick reactions and less stress.

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When Can S&P 500 Volatility Break a Stock Diversification Strategy? Analyzing the VIX
S&P 500, VIX INDEX, STOCK SECTOR DIVERSIFICATION, MACRO - TALKING POINTS:
The S&P 500 has 11 sectors to choose from to diversify stock portfolios.
Broadening exposure is not always perfect at avoiding market volatility.
What levels of VIX undermine this strategy and what can traders do?
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Attempt for a relief rally continues but caution remains: S&P 500, Singapore Blue Chip, Brent crude
A late-night rally overnight saw US equity markets tapping on a fall in bond yields for some recovery, as markets continue its attempt to revert from oversold technical conditions to a more neutral territory.
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Where to next for Coinbase shares?
With rivals such as Binance.US announcing it will offer zero-fee trading for Bitcoin as crypto currencies remain under pressure, how much further can Coinbase’s share price slide?
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MANAGING FEAR AND GREED WHILE TRADING: MAIN TALKING POINTS
MANAGING FEAR AND GREED WHILE TRADING: MAIN TALKING POINTS
Fear and greed are two drivers that influence our everyday lives
These influences carry over to trading and can be detrimental
Traders can remove these drivers by looking at the big picture and planning ahead
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Contractionary Monetary Policy: What is it and How Does it Work?
Contractionary monetary policy is the process whereby a central bank deploys various tools to lower inflation and the general level of economic activity.
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What next for GBP as UK inflation rises further?
Household budgets are being tested again with another uptick in inflation, this time to 9.1% year-on-year.
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GBP/USD CAD/JPY The trades cannot be ignored!
Perhaps, once in a while opportunity! Some of the best patterns to trade! @RomPathsSwap shares both pairs presenting a Head and Shoulder and an inverted Head and Shoulder pattern. Comment and share your views.
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Risk sentiments attempting to recover after last week’s sell-off: DJIA, USD/JPY, Gold
Coming after last week’s 5% sell-off for the S&P 500, US equity markets are attempting to recover some of its losses after the Juneteenth holiday break.
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The Trade I'll Never Forget
The Trade I'll Never Forget - Share your valuable & useful feedback on A Trade You Will Never Forget.
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ASX stocks to watch if the economy enters a recession: Woolworths, ANZ and BrainChip
As the recession concern spreads across the financial market, which sectors and stocks have the potential to demonstrate their resilience? Today we are looking at three ASX stocks.
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Are Rolls-Royce shares the buying opportunity of the FTSE 100?
Rolls-Royce shares could be an undervalued FTSE 100 opportunity after Morgan Stanley judges them ‘woefully mispriced.’
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US markets looking for some relief after recent sell-off: S&P 500, STI, AUD/NZD
The below-average volume during the shortened trading week saw the US futures moving higher, driving some expectations of a near-term reprieve following the recent weeks of sell-off.
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The Week Ahead On The Markets
After a week of central bank interest rates, a quieter week prevails. However the UK’s CPI data means that inflation worries won’t go away. Global flash PMIs will provide an insight into the health of various economies. Corporate data is relatively light, but includes updates from housebuilder Berkeley Group and cruise line operator Carnival.
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Juneteenth Trading Hours
Dear IG Community,

Please find below the changes of trading hours for Juneteenth bank holiday (US)
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Post in Novice Musings on FTSE Buys This Week 12/06/22
Member @Greenmantle shares: NOT A DIP OR DUE A BOUNCE? Do we have a recession ahead or simply slower growth? Share and comment on the forum.
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WILL THE US500 AND ASX200 INDICES TURN UP??
Member @Engtechwins shares their views on indices. Is it worth going long or continue short positions for both ASX200 and US500 indices. What do you think? Comment on the forum.
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Dividend Adjustments 20th June 2022 - 27th June 2022
Please see the expected dividend adjustment figures for a number of our major indices for the week commencing 20th June 2022. These are projected dividends and likely to change. IG cannot be held responsible for any changes made.
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CAD/JPY is it at highest?!
Join in on the forum with @RomPathsSwap and @Phillo as they share their views on Canadian Dollar / Japanese Yen chart to track latest price changes. Technical analysis, forecasts and market news are at your disposal as well.
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When will be the right time to buy Apple shares?
Apple share price rout continues. Now is probably not the right time (yet) to buy the stock despite the company entering the BNPL space.
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Bank of Japan (BoJ) preview: increased pressure to challenge the central bank’s status quo
The BoJ is set to hold their monetary meeting across 16 – 17 June 2022, with the central bank expected to remain an outlier among other global central banks in monetary policies.
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