Giuseppe Basile, CSTA/IFTA
FibStalker Trading
Summary
In the first part of our Monthly webinar, we will look at how forex market price moves and compare to how the average trader thinks the market moves. We will then turn focus on Program Trading, a major class of algos that strongly influences modern markets, and how we can model it. Finally we investigate the stages of a trader, what is trading all about and choosing consistency and risk acceptance. You can watch the second part (only for premium members).Latest Live Videos
Editors’ Picks
EUR/USD strengthens above 1.1800 ahead of German IFO data
EUR/USD gains ground for the second successive session, holding well above 1.1800 in the European session on Monday. The US Dollar remains heavy as a 'Sell America' theme returns to the fore amid uncertainty fuelled by US President Trump's latest tariff announcement. German IFO Survey could offer fresh trading impetus.
Gold clings to gains near monthly peak amid flight to safety and weak USD
Gold sticks to its bullish bias near the monthly peak heading into the European session and looks to build on last week's breakout through the $5,100 mark amid a supportive fundamental backdrop. Renewed trade-war fears, along with rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, turn out to be key factors that underpin the safe-haven precious metal and validate the constructive outlook.
GBP/USD rises toward 1.3550 as tariff confusion slams USD
GBP/USD extends the advance toward 1.3550 on Monday. The US Dollar faces intense selling pressure as tariff uncertainty lingers following US President Trump's latest announcement. Traders will take more cues from the broader market sentiment and central bank talks.
Cardano braces for impact as US tariff storm brews
Cardano is down 4% at press time on Monday, entering its third consecutive day of decline. Bearish bias in Cardano’s derivatives market positional buildup aligns with rising pressure on the broader cryptocurrencymarket amid US President Donald Trump's reassessment of global tariffs and domestic conflict with the US Supreme Court.
Liberation day take two, the tariff machine just changed gears
Let me caveat this from the outset. What we are watching is first-order mechanics, not the grand macro endgame. This is the market’s immediate reflex to a 15% Trump tariff levy dressed up as judicial drama. The Supreme Court blocked Trump tarrif hammer. The White House came back with a scalpel.
Here is what you need to know on Monday, February 23:
Financial markets start the week in a volatile manner as investors assess the latest headlines surrounding the United States' trade regime and geopolitics. In the absence of high-impact data releases, market participants will keep a close eye on fresh developments on these subjects on Monday.