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US Non-Farm Payrolls* (Apr) 253k vs. Exp. 180.0k (Prev. 236.0k, Rev. 165k)
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MORNING MINUTE EQUITIES, FUTURES & OPTIONS MAY 5th
recession and banking panic put aside for the moment as apple report better than expected earnings, but we have NFP today to look forward to
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END OF DAY REPORT MAY 4th
banking issues continue to expand, debt ceiling crisis looms, yield curve implying a chance of a turnaround and cut in rates at the next meeting!!!
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The Truth About Options Trading
Options trading is often perceived as a risky and complex investment strategy. However, the truth is that options trading is no riskier than any other form of investment and can actually be safer. To be a successful options trader, you need to have a thorough understanding of the market, sound risk management strategies and solid…
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CLOWNS TO THE LEFT OF ME, JOKERS TO THE RIGHT
“Markets can remain irrational longer than one can remain solvent”, John Maynard Keynes observed almost 100 years ago, and his view is fitting today. The recent price action of the financial markets is hard to reconcile. Recession fears are perceptible but economic data is mixed. Take the last two days as the latest example. US…
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How AI is Changing the Options Trading Industry
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been transforming numerous industries for many years, and the financial sector is no exception. In recent times, AI has been actively and effectively employed in the options trading industry to help traders make better, data-driven decisions. In this article, we will explore how AI is changing the options trading industry, from…
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The Top 5 Must-Have Tools for Every Options Trader
Options trading can be highly profitable if done correctly, but without the right tools, traders may struggle to achieve success. Whether you’re new to options trading or have years of experience, having the right tools is essential to stay on top of the market and make informed decisions. In this article, we’ll explore the top…
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US Unit Labor Costs Prelim * (Q1) 6.3% vs. Exp. 5.5% (Prev. 3.2%, Rev. 3.3%)
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US Initial Jobless Claims w/e 242k vs. Exp. 240.0k (Prev. 230.0k, Rev. 229k)
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