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Mr. Robert Savage is the Chief Executive Officer of CCTrack Solutions. He is also the Chief Executive Officer, Editor-in-Chief and Head of Research of Track.com, an online platform for investment research and market ideas. He joined FX Concepts as COO and Chief Strategist when Track.com was ...more

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Markets: Brackets
March madness for markets continues.
Markets: Impatient?
The driver of the stock market recovery in the US was the FOMC patience shift and the China/US trade talk hopes.
Markets: Waiting
The wait for the FOMC meeting is on and markets overnight continued to stretch for yield and risk with WTI oil over $59, USD lower, equities mostly bid.
Markets: Hygge
The USD is approaching some key levels for support and its probably the best way to find happiness in the delays to bigger news and decisions for the week ahead.
Markets: Saints
What happens when markets suspend their belief in the central bankers may be the question to ask for those inclined to be bearish and doubt future hopes against present pains.
Markets: Ides
Stuck with Friday, between Pi day and St. Partick’s with many warning to beware because of the witching expiries and the sharp turns in positions that followed them in September and December for risk.
Markets: Again?
There is clearly a risk-off mood in markets today - as the US/China trade talks are delayed.
Markets: Losing?
The second time is not a charm. The sense of déjà vu in regards to Brexit headlines and UK Prime Minister May dominates markets today as the stakes for global growth remain critical for investors.
Last-Minute
The best performances by athletes, musicians and politicians are always in the last minute. Today is no exception, with UK May securing a concession from the EU giving teeth to the backstop.
Good Places
Welcome to Monday and the ides of March. Markets are in a good place – or good enough to rebound as the FOMC continues to push its wait-and-see policy.
Dark Rooms
The best quote for last week’s risk reduction came from ECB Draghi after the ECB added fresh stimulus: “The fact that the climate has become more uncertain doesn’t mean that one has to stay put. In a dark room you move with tiny steps,” he added.
Red Alert
The two biggest risks for 2Q maybe in China moving to QE and the US moving to intervene in the USD.
Markets: Tin
Welcome to the 10th anniversary of the S&P 500 market bottom. The proper gift is tin, a relatively rare metal for the world, found in about 2% of the earth mostly in Africa and South America.
Markets: Ashes
When markets don’t react the same way with the same stimulus, investors need to rethink the logic of what got them into their position and what will force them out.
Skinny Tuesday?
Trading markets is all about sequencing. You have to have a calendar and a keen sense of expectations to get through the noise of news and events. Today is Fat Tuesday, the end of Carnival and the last day before the start of Lent with Ash Wednesday.
No More Snow
The US got hit with snow this weekend and markets got hit with more US/China trade hopes.
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