Hi Traders, Investors and Speculators of the Charts 📈📉 If you’ve been following me on TradingView for a while, you’ll now that I’m a believer – a believer in the promise of blockchain. One of the principals of this promise is to move away from centrally controlled banking systems. This would eventually include the act of saving and earning interest for the money...
Gold has long been a darling of investors. Its holders - whether households or central banks - seek refuge in the yellow metal in times of crisis. Gold is a resilient store of wealth, offers durable portfolio diversification, exhibits lower volatility relative to equities & bonds, and serves as an inflation hedge. But it has a big downside. As mentioned in our ...
Content: • Why CPI must be below 5.3%? • Can we invest or trade or hedge into inflation? Disclaimer: • What presented here is not a recommendation, please consult your licensed broker. • Our mission is to create lateral thinking skills for every investor and trader, knowing when to take a calculated risk with market uncertainty and a...
How can we participate in the rise and fall of interest rate? Firstly, we need to understand the difference between interest rate and yield. Interest rates are a benchmark for borrowers whereas yield is for investors or lenders. • Interest rates are the fees charged, as a percentage from a lender for a loan. • Yield is the percentage of earnings a person...
HEX is an ERC20 token that was released December 2019 after over a year in development, with 2 Security Audits as well as 1 Economic Audit. Since the 2019 release the smart contract has worked flawlessly with zero downtime or hacks. It’s immutable code that has no admin keys and multiple front ends built by the community to access its signature feature “Staking”....
Intermarket analysis is an often neglected and overlooked type of analysis among traders. However, it's a powerful tool that can help you anticipate future price movements by following the performance of other, closely-related markets. Intermarket analysis refers to the analysis of other asset classes that can provide valuable and actionable insights into related...
A bond is a contractual agreement between an issuer and the bondholder. Owning a bond is like enjoying a stream of future cash flows. There are several important features that every bondholder must know before acquiring them: • The bond properties – issuer, maturity, principal, coupon rate and frequency, and the currency in which they are denominated. These...
The two year has remained relatively flat since this week's open. However it did gap up significantly. Why is the 30 year falling (see linked article) while the two year remains consistent? Bonds of different maturities care about different things. In particular, the shorter end of the spectrum cares less about the long term effects of inflation and the...
The 10-Year US Treasury Yield made new all-time lows this week. History was made as it went below 1%! On TradingView, you can chart Government bond prices and bond yields around the world. Bond prices are important because they can highlight risk appetite and desire for yield. To get started with charting Government Bond Yields, search for these...
Over time, my basic approach to my IRA has been to acquire shares at substantial discounts over time and to take advantage of "the three legs": (1) short call premium; (2) dividends; and (3) growth, with the eventual goal to be able to solely or predominantly rely on dividends post-retirement, since "growth" can periodically be elusive and short call premium...
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Notice the downward trend in the US10Y since the 80's, while government, corporate and consumer debt has exploded to all time highs. The achilles heel of massive debt levels are high interest rates, which end up causing slowed growth and economic contraction. With ever higher levels of debt, the level of interest required to put the economy in pain falls over time...