Gonçalo Moreira, CMT
Independent Analyst
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Summary
In this premium second part of the webinar, besides of crushing some of your dreams about a trading career, we take the lessons learned in the previous sessions and continue to build a trading system, one which is not based on timing techniques nor on analytical abilities. Its strength is based on pure risk and money management. This requires further experimentation with the notions of volatility, equity trading, margin and leverage, mentioned in the first part. While it was difficult to see the light until now, attendees of this second part will be offered valuable solutions. Based on the thousands of simulated trade series you will learn how to make the model more robust and apt for a real trading environment. Be warned that this session can radically change your view on trading. Part I - Open: Register hereLatest Live Videos
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EUR/USD recovers above 1.1600 as focus shifts to US NFP
EUR/USD recovers ground above 1.1600 in Friday's European trading. The pair's uptick is sponsored by a profit-taking pullback in the US Dollar, as traders reposition ahead of the critical US Nonfarm Payrolls data. Meanwhile, the Middle East conflict and higher oil prices could keep the recovery in check.
GBP/USD rebounds toward 1.3400 in countdown to US NFP
GBP/USD is rebounding toward 1.3400 in the European session on Friday. A modest improvement in risk sentiment and a broad-based US Dollar retreat help the pair recover its weekly losses. The focus now remains on the US NFP data and Middle East headlines for fresh trading incentives.
Gold advances on increased safe-haven demand
Gold price recovers its recent losses from the previous session. The yellow metal advances as the broader precious metals market rebounds on safe-haven demand. However, the yellow metal is on track for its first weekly decline in five weeks as escalating Middle East tensions push oil prices higher, fueling inflation concerns and reducing bets on Federal Reserve rate cuts.
Bitcoin, Ethereum and Ripple at risk as US-Iran war extends
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple trade cautiously at press time on Friday, close to key support levels after a roughly 2% pullback the previous day. Bitcoin holds above $71,000, Ethereum at $2,000, and XRP continues to consolidate in a sideways range.
The market compass is pointing at a barrel of Oil
The Asian open is arriving with equities leaning the wrong way, and the reason is not complicated. The market’s compass needle has snapped firmly toward crude. In this tape, oil is not just another input price; it is the gravitational center around which every asset class is orbiting.
Here is what you need to know for Friday, March 6:
The US Dollar (USD) is being supported by crude oil prices, which rose to its highest level since July 2024, amid headlines of potential interruptions to the Strait of Hormuz and attacks on vessels in the region.