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I provide market insights at Global Prime. I've gathered over a decade of experience in capital markets. I focus on providing expert market analysis to Global Prime’s global clients and media outlets, with special expertise in currencies. I unpack Forex market dynamics in a way that ...more

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Bitcoin Outlook, S&P 500 Correlation And More
A discussion about the weekly chart forecasts, precious metals updates, and correlations between markets.
Has Crypto Marketing Reached The Mania Stage?
A discussion on risk management in financial markets, ways for people to look into technical analysis, future Gold and Silver highs, joining mentorship programs and the question has crypto marketing reached the mania stage.
Is The Price Of Gold Tied To The US Dollar?
A discussion over the typical characteristics of pro and novice traders, what to expect with new market participants and our feature question whether gold and the USD are inversely correlated.
Bad Times In The Financial Markets? - Black-Swan Events
Black Swan events represent how rare a market occurrence is. These occurrences are abnormal, have a wide-spread impact, and are difficult to predict.
WallStreetBets - Real Talk From Industry Insiders
People are up in arms over broker restrictions and the hedge funds are calling this an all-out war. We think that this is only just the beginning.
Forex Analysis: GBP Weakness Main Theme
In this video Ivan Delgado discusses the weakness seen in the British Pound and the reliable bearish bias in the USD.
GBP Flies On Brexit, AUD Sold On RBA
The story of the day in the currency market was the renewed strength in the British Pound after the UK signaled that the October 15 deadline to get a trade deal done with the EU will drag on and talks are set to continue.
Strong Bid In The USD Across The Board
It was turnaround Tuesday as risk-off came back rather aggressively leading to a steady bid in the US Dollar, Japanese Yen and a surprisingly strong Canadian Dollar, decoupled from the underperformance of other commodity-related assets.
US Stocks Soar In Columbus Day
If last Friday was all about USD weakness, on the first day of the new week the dominant theme was the surge in US stocks with or without Columbus Day as the Nasdaq index leads the charge into higher territory.
The USD Sinks With Or Without Stimulus
In my latest report, I made the case that the market kept behaving in a manner that continues to give the benefit of the doubt (glass half full) to ultimately see further fiscal stimulus in the US being agreed.
Trump Stops Stimulus Talks, Markets Sell Off
The news about the off-the-cuff decision by Trump to cancel further fiscal stimulus talks until after the election has been felt and is still reverberating around all corners of the financial markets with equities and the Aussie taking a severe hit.
Trump’s Heath Keeps Markets On The Edge
The unquestionable driver to set the tone in markets as a new week kicks off is the health of US President Trump after being diagnosed with COVID-19 last Thursday.
‘Risk On’ Flows To End The Month/Quarter
Following the debacle of the ‘circus’, I mean, the televised US Presidential Election Debate last night, the risk-on sentiment remains undeterred.
Better Risk-On Mood, GBP Stands Out
The strength in the British Pound was the stand out feature on Monday amid less pessimism over a no trade deal between the UK-EU coupled with growing chatter that the BOE won’t go down the route of negative rates in the near future.
Order Flow Tells Us USD & JPY Rule In FX
The US Dollar and the Japanese Yen were the clear winners last week, while the Oceanic currencies and Gold were decimated.
Small Reversal In Risk Sentiment
It was largely an undecisive and choppy day in the markets on Thursday with both the USD and the Yen giving back a small portion of the huge gains made over the last week.
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