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  1.  

    Arrow Exploration on drill results, planned production and Colombian politics

    By MongiIG, in General Trading Strategy Discussion

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    • 479 views
  2.  

    German consumer confidence slumps to new record low

    By MongiIG, in General Trading Strategy Discussion

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    • 980 views
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    IG weekend markets may respond to Jackson Hole speeches

    By MongiIG, in General Trading Strategy Discussion

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    • 816 views
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    How can I invest £100,000 to avoid it being eaten by inflation?

    By MongiIG, in Investments, share dealing, and Smart Portfolios

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    • 2,013 views
  5.  

    Peloton sees a dire Q4 release and trims revenue forecasts

    By MongiIG, in Shares and ETFs

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    • 375 views
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    British Gas to donate some profits to hard-hit families

    By MongiIG, in Shares and ETFs

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    • 1,988 views
  7.  

    Dollar and Dow Nervous Anxiety Before Powell and Key Inflation Reading

    By MongiIG, in Indices and Macro Events

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    • 241 views
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    Stocks Late Day Rip - Inflation Breakevens Giving Fed Credit but Yield Curve Still Inverts

    By MongiIG, in Shares and ETFs

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    • 366 views
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    GBP/USD Price Forecast: Sterling Stunned by Worrying Inflation Forecast

    By MongiIG, in Foreign Exchange (FX)

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    • 602 views
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    Stocks Limp Higher- Higher Higher Following WSJ Article, Dollar Strong,& Student Loans Forgiven

    By MongiIG, in Shares and ETFs

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    • 495 views
  11.  

    S&P 500 Keeps to Tight Range as Jackson Hole Anticipation Distracts from Recession Fear

    By MongiIG, in Indices and Macro Events

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    • 478 views
  12.  

    Natural gas pullback looks like buying opportunity

    By MongiIG, in Commodities

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    • 437 views
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    USD responds to hawkish Fed chat

    By MongiIG, in Indices and Macro Events

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    • 446 views
  14.  

    British Pound Latest – GBP/USD Rattled by UK PLC Woes and USD Strength

    By MongiIG, in Foreign Exchange (FX)

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    • 576 views
  15.  

    Qantas FY22 earnings: why is Qantas struggling post-pandemic?

    By MongiIG, in Shares and ETFs

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    • 457 views
  16.  

    Zoom shares continue to struggle as return to office weakens guidance

    By MongiIG, in Shares and ETFs

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    • 371 views
  17.  

    Dollar Responds to Revived Recession Fears but VIX Doesn’t Extend Its Jump

    By MongiIG, in Foreign Exchange (FX)

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    • 278 views
  18.  

    Tesla's Stock Split: 3 Key Things To Know

    By MongiIG, in Shares and ETFs

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    • 542 views
  19.  

    Stocks Weak - Dollar Retreats, Crude Continues Climb, and Chanos Arbing AMC/APE

    By MongiIG, in Shares and ETFs

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    • 479 views
  20.  

    Zip earnings preview: is the BNPL leader on track to profit?

    By MongiIG, in Shares and ETFs

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    • 838 views
  21.  

    GBP Breaking News: Mixed UK PMI Data, Pound Bid but Not Out of the Woods

    By MongiIG, in Foreign Exchange (FX)

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    • 922 views
  22.  

    Poll: Fed Fund Rates to rise by 50bps

    By MongiIG, in Indices and Macro Events

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    • 331 views
  23.  

    Oil little moved as OPEC hints at restricting production

    By MongiIG, in Commodities

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    • 372 views
  24.  

    Euro breaks parity, with EUR/USD, EUR/CHF and EUR/SGD providing potential shorting opportunities

    By MongiIG, in Foreign Exchange (FX)

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    • 507 views
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    EURUSD and GBPUSD Push to Multi-Decade Lows, S&P 500 Reversal Still Faces Liquidity

    By MongiIG, in Foreign Exchange (FX)

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    • 439 views

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