USA: awaiting reports on the labor market and consumer sentimentTwo important macroeconomic reports will be released in the United States today — the March JOLTs on hiring dynamics and the April consumer confidence index from the Conference Board. Job vacancy data is a key indicator of the state of labor demand for the Fed. Despite the uncertainty caused by the tariff policy, stable data on daily job advertisements suggest that demand remains at an acceptable level.The Eurozone: Spanish inflation and business activityOn European platforms, attention will be focused on the publication of inflation data in Spain for April. This release precedes the general report on inflation in the eurozone, which will be released on Friday. The HICP index is expected to slow growth from 2.2% to 2.1% in annual terms.Of additional interest are data on lending and business sentiment in the eurozone for April, which will be able to reflect the first effects of the new US tariffs.China: expectation of a decline in manufacturing activityIn Asia, the PMI indices for April from NBS and private Caixin will be published. According to expectations, both indicators will show a decline, confirming the negative impact of the ongoing trade war. The previously published Emerging Industries PMI dropped sharply from 59.6 to 49.4 points.Sweden: macroeconomic releases and growth prospectsSwedish statistics today are rich in publications. At 08:00 CET, reports on retail sales and consumer lending for March are expected. The GDP indicator for the first quarter will attract special attention, however, due to its volatility, analysts prefer the NIER economic sentiment index, which will be released at 09:00 CET. Its further decline may signal a slowdown in the Swedish economy.Norway: retail sales remain questionableRetail sales statistics for March will be published in Norway. Despite the global instability, it is unlikely to be reflected in these data. Sales growth is forecast to slow to 0.1% month-on-month, although the effect of postponing holidays makes it difficult to assess the real state of consumer activity.Economic and market news: key eventsCanadian Elections: liberal victoryIn the last parliamentary elections in Canada, the Liberal Party under the leadership of Mark Carney retained power. Although the results had not yet provided them with a full majority in parliament at the time of publication, the victory marks the restoration of the party's position after the resignation of Justin Trudeau. Carney relied on his reputation, formed during the crisis of 2008 and the Brexit process.Macroeconomic data from Denmark, Sweden and NorwayIn Denmark, retail sales in March unexpectedly decreased by 0.1% compared to February, mainly due to lower food costs. However, clothing sales increased by 2.7%.In Sweden, the producer price index decreased for the second month in a row (-3.0% mom, -0.3% YoY), which reduces inflation risks and supports the Riksbank's position.In Norway, the unemployment rate rose to 4.4% in March, but the adjusted data remained unchanged at 4.1%. More recent unemployment statistics will be published on Friday.Geopolitics: the Truce in UkraineRussian President Vladimir Putin announced a three-day truce from May 8-10 in honor of the anniversary of the end of World War II, inviting world leaders to events. Ukraine has criticized, insisting on the need for an immediate and full-fledged ceasefire. The White House supported the idea of a truce, but stressed that the goal should be a long-term peace initiative.Stock markets: stabilization and local successesThe trading session in the American markets passed without significant changes, while the European indices showed growth: the Stoxx 600 added 0.5%. Shares of companies in defensive sectors such as real estate, utilities and healthcare rose against the background of lower bond yields. The VIX volatility index has stabilized around 25 points, which may indicate prolonged uncertainty due to tariff policy.Debt and currency markets: declining yields in the United StatesAt the start of the week, US Treasury bonds continued to rise in price: the yield on 2-year securities decreased by 6 basis points, 10-year — by 3 bps, and 30-year— by 2 bps. European yields, on the contrary, rose slightly. The EUR/USD pair remained stable in the range of 1.13–1.14. The victory of the liberals in Canada led to a moderate strengthening of the Canadian dollar, and a further decline in the USD/CAD pair is expected to reach 1.37. The Norwegian krone also showed good results at the end of yesterday's ...
Dow Jones Trading forecasts and signals
Total signals – 6024
Active signals for Dow Jones
Total signals – 3
Dow Jones rate traders
Total number of traders – 22
Daily
Symbols: 69
Trend
accuracy 93%
accuracy 93%
- Aeroflot (MOEX) 100%
- Gazprom 100%
- Sberbank (MOEX) 100%
- AUD/USD 60%
- EUR/USD 100%
- GBP/USD 50%
- USD/CAD 100%
- USD/JPY 93%
- CAD/CHF 100%
- EUR/AUD 100%
- EUR/GBP 95%
- CAD/JPY 75%
- EUR/CHF 100%
- GBP/AUD 100%
- GBP/NZD 100%
- AUD/NZD 100%
- GBP/CHF 0%
- AUD/CHF 56%
- EUR/JPY 78%
- CHF/JPY 100%
- EUR/CAD 100%
- GBP/JPY 95%
- AUD/JPY 100%
- NZD/USD 75%
- GBP/CAD 100%
- NZD/CAD 100%
- AUD/CAD 100%
- Cardano/USD 100%
- Ethereum/USD 91%
- Bitcoin/USD 95%
- XRP/USD 89%
- US Dollar Index 90%
- DAX 75%
- Nikkei 225 80%
- Dow Jones 91%
- NASDAQ 100 74%
- S&P 500 85%
- RUSSELL 2000 89%
- CAC 40 89%
- WTI Crude Oil 92%
- Natural Gas 60%
- Palladium 100%
- Gold 65%
- Alphabet 100%
- Alibaba 100%
- Visa 100%
- Activision Blizzard 100%
- Adobe Systems 67%
- Airbus SE 100%
- Volkswagen AG 100%
- Apple 100%
- American Express 100%
- Johnson&Johnson 100%
- Microsoft 100%
- Renault SA 0%
- Coca-Cola 100%
- nVidia 100%
- Caterpillar 100%
- Bank of America 83%
- Intel 33%
- Adidas 100%
- Exxon Mobil 67%
- Amazon 80%
- Tesla Motors 75%
- Boeing 50%
- Corn 100%
- Wheat 89%
- Soybean 90%
- ASX 200 100%
Price
accuracy 83%
accuracy 83%
- Aeroflot (MOEX) 15%
- Gazprom 57%
- Sberbank (MOEX) 88%
- AUD/USD 12%
- EUR/USD 71%
- GBP/USD 26%
- USD/CAD 61%
- USD/JPY 58%
- CAD/CHF 67%
- EUR/AUD 63%
- EUR/GBP 81%
- CAD/JPY 54%
- EUR/CHF 79%
- GBP/AUD 91%
- GBP/NZD 100%
- AUD/NZD 99%
- GBP/CHF 0%
- AUD/CHF 47%
- EUR/JPY 59%
- CHF/JPY 66%
- EUR/CAD 72%
- GBP/JPY 86%
- AUD/JPY 57%
- NZD/USD 51%
- GBP/CAD 54%
- NZD/CAD 62%
- AUD/CAD 100%
- Cardano/USD 67%
- Ethereum/USD 64%
- Bitcoin/USD 86%
- XRP/USD 79%
- US Dollar Index 76%
- DAX 41%
- Nikkei 225 62%
- Dow Jones 73%
- NASDAQ 100 62%
- S&P 500 80%
- RUSSELL 2000 73%
- CAC 40 47%
- WTI Crude Oil 74%
- Natural Gas 50%
- Palladium 66%
- Gold 48%
- Alphabet 100%
- Alibaba 100%
- Visa 35%
- Activision Blizzard 89%
- Adobe Systems 25%
- Airbus SE 47%
- Volkswagen AG 100%
- Apple 66%
- American Express 30%
- Johnson&Johnson 82%
- Microsoft 33%
- Renault SA 0%
- Coca-Cola 57%
- nVidia 33%
- Caterpillar 77%
- Bank of America 60%
- Intel 22%
- Adidas 7%
- Exxon Mobil 45%
- Amazon 44%
- Tesla Motors 54%
- Boeing 50%
- Corn 77%
- Wheat 87%
- Soybean 68%
- ASX 200 86%
Profitableness,
pips/day 7711
pips/day 7711
- Aeroflot (MOEX) 2
- Gazprom 2
- Sberbank (MOEX) 15
- AUD/USD -6
- EUR/USD 14
- GBP/USD -15
- USD/CAD 5
- USD/JPY 23
- CAD/CHF 8
- EUR/AUD 9
- EUR/GBP 13
- CAD/JPY -21
- EUR/CHF 4
- GBP/AUD 41
- GBP/NZD 36
- AUD/NZD 7
- GBP/CHF -3
- AUD/CHF 2
- EUR/JPY 4
- CHF/JPY 32
- EUR/CAD 20
- GBP/JPY 30
- AUD/JPY 38
- NZD/USD 27
- GBP/CAD 34
- NZD/CAD 23
- AUD/CAD 35
- Cardano/USD 202
- Ethereum/USD 145
- Bitcoin/USD 7845
- XRP/USD 27
- US Dollar Index 21
- DAX 5
- Nikkei 225 30
- Dow Jones 62
- NASDAQ 100 7
- S&P 500 13
- RUSSELL 2000 52
- CAC 40 83
- WTI Crude Oil 13463
- Natural Gas 22
- Palladium 190
- Gold 126
- Alphabet 38
- Alibaba 13
- Visa 3
- Activision Blizzard 39
- Adobe Systems -9
- Airbus SE 31
- Volkswagen AG 499
- Apple 6
- American Express 31
- Johnson&Johnson 27
- Microsoft 44
- Renault SA 0
- Coca-Cola 12
- nVidia 1
- Caterpillar 256
- Bank of America 46
- Intel -44
- Adidas 22
- Exxon Mobil -5
- Amazon 0
- Tesla Motors 10
- Boeing -10
- Corn 54
- Wheat -6
- Soybean 266
- ASX 200 682
Do_Alex
Symbols: 57
Trend
accuracy 78%
accuracy 78%
- Yandex 100%
- AUD/USD 80%
- EUR/USD 78%
- GBP/USD 80%
- USD/CAD 78%
- USD/CHF 79%
- USD/JPY 78%
- USD/RUB 71%
- USD/ZAR 100%
- CAD/CHF 75%
- EUR/AUD 71%
- EUR/NZD 81%
- EUR/GBP 64%
- CAD/JPY 84%
- EUR/CHF 70%
- GBP/AUD 72%
- GBP/NZD 74%
- AUD/NZD 75%
- GBP/CHF 71%
- NZD/CHF 81%
- AUD/CHF 85%
- EUR/JPY 76%
- CHF/JPY 78%
- EUR/CAD 76%
- GBP/JPY 78%
- NZD/JPY 70%
- AUD/JPY 73%
- NZD/USD 79%
- GBP/CAD 84%
- NZD/CAD 80%
- AUD/CAD 80%
- Zcash/USD 100%
- BitcoinCash/USD 100%
- Litecoin/USD 100%
- Ethereum/Bitcoin 100%
- Ethereum/USD 100%
- Bitcoin/USD 89%
- XRP/USD 84%
- RTS 100%
- US Dollar Index 82%
- Nikkei 225 100%
- Dow Jones 94%
- NASDAQ 100 85%
- S&P 500 79%
- Brent Crude Oil 47%
- WTI Crude Oil 75%
- Natural Gas 84%
- Silver 74%
- Gold 76%
- Copper 50%
- Apple 78%
- Pfizer 0%
- Meta Platforms 80%
- Amazon 0%
- Tesla Motors 79%
- Boeing 100%
- Corn 100%
Price
accuracy 77%
accuracy 77%
- Yandex 81%
- AUD/USD 80%
- EUR/USD 77%
- GBP/USD 80%
- USD/CAD 77%
- USD/CHF 79%
- USD/JPY 78%
- USD/RUB 44%
- USD/ZAR 8%
- CAD/CHF 75%
- EUR/AUD 72%
- EUR/NZD 81%
- EUR/GBP 64%
- CAD/JPY 84%
- EUR/CHF 69%
- GBP/AUD 73%
- GBP/NZD 74%
- AUD/NZD 75%
- GBP/CHF 71%
- NZD/CHF 80%
- AUD/CHF 85%
- EUR/JPY 76%
- CHF/JPY 78%
- EUR/CAD 76%
- GBP/JPY 78%
- NZD/JPY 70%
- AUD/JPY 73%
- NZD/USD 79%
- GBP/CAD 84%
- NZD/CAD 80%
- AUD/CAD 80%
- Zcash/USD 100%
- BitcoinCash/USD 100%
- Litecoin/USD 100%
- Ethereum/Bitcoin 100%
- Ethereum/USD 98%
- Bitcoin/USD 89%
- XRP/USD 84%
- RTS 88%
- US Dollar Index 81%
- Nikkei 225 11%
- Dow Jones 94%
- NASDAQ 100 84%
- S&P 500 78%
- Brent Crude Oil 47%
- WTI Crude Oil 74%
- Natural Gas 81%
- Silver 74%
- Gold 76%
- Copper 50%
- Apple 74%
- Pfizer 0%
- Meta Platforms 68%
- Amazon 0%
- Tesla Motors 77%
- Boeing 11%
- Corn 100%
Profitableness,
pips/day 110
pips/day 110
- Yandex 544
- AUD/USD 1
- EUR/USD 1
- GBP/USD 3
- USD/CAD 1
- USD/CHF 1
- USD/JPY 1
- USD/RUB 9
- USD/ZAR 13
- CAD/CHF -1
- EUR/AUD -7
- EUR/NZD 1
- EUR/GBP -4
- CAD/JPY 5
- EUR/CHF -3
- GBP/AUD -5
- GBP/NZD -3
- AUD/NZD -2
- GBP/CHF -3
- NZD/CHF 2
- AUD/CHF 1
- EUR/JPY 0
- CHF/JPY 0
- EUR/CAD -4
- GBP/JPY 2
- NZD/JPY -5
- AUD/JPY -2
- NZD/USD -1
- GBP/CAD 7
- NZD/CAD 2
- AUD/CAD 0
- Zcash/USD 75
- BitcoinCash/USD 180
- Litecoin/USD 150
- Ethereum/Bitcoin 17
- Ethereum/USD 140
- Bitcoin/USD 74
- XRP/USD 40
- RTS 89
- US Dollar Index 3
- Nikkei 225 7
- Dow Jones 75
- NASDAQ 100 27
- S&P 500 2
- Brent Crude Oil -4
- WTI Crude Oil 4
- Natural Gas 18
- Silver -1
- Gold 1
- Copper 11
- Apple 0
- Pfizer -8
- Meta Platforms -3
- Amazon -2
- Tesla Motors 104
- Boeing 3
- Corn 200
Rose
Symbols: 43
Trend
accuracy 76%
accuracy 76%
- AUD/USD 75%
- EUR/USD 75%
- GBP/USD 77%
- USD/CAD 83%
- USD/CHF 80%
- USD/JPY 77%
- CAD/CHF 77%
- EUR/AUD 72%
- EUR/NZD 67%
- EUR/GBP 75%
- CAD/JPY 89%
- EUR/CHF 74%
- GBP/AUD 83%
- GBP/NZD 70%
- AUD/NZD 70%
- GBP/CHF 81%
- NZD/CHF 67%
- AUD/CHF 70%
- EUR/JPY 73%
- CHF/JPY 67%
- EUR/CAD 76%
- GBP/JPY 64%
- NZD/JPY 77%
- AUD/JPY 79%
- NZD/USD 75%
- GBP/CAD 81%
- NZD/CAD 82%
- AUD/CAD 78%
- Cardano/USD 0%
- Litecoin/USD 25%
- Ethereum/USD 75%
- Bitcoin/USD 70%
- XRP/USD 67%
- US Dollar Index 78%
- Dow Jones 85%
- NASDAQ 100 80%
- S&P 500 81%
- WTI Crude Oil 69%
- Silver 90%
- Gold 72%
- Pfizer 100%
- Solana 64%
- Avalanche 33%
Price
accuracy 76%
accuracy 76%
- AUD/USD 75%
- EUR/USD 75%
- GBP/USD 77%
- USD/CAD 83%
- USD/CHF 80%
- USD/JPY 77%
- CAD/CHF 76%
- EUR/AUD 72%
- EUR/NZD 67%
- EUR/GBP 74%
- CAD/JPY 89%
- EUR/CHF 73%
- GBP/AUD 83%
- GBP/NZD 70%
- AUD/NZD 70%
- GBP/CHF 81%
- NZD/CHF 67%
- AUD/CHF 70%
- EUR/JPY 73%
- CHF/JPY 67%
- EUR/CAD 76%
- GBP/JPY 64%
- NZD/JPY 77%
- AUD/JPY 79%
- NZD/USD 75%
- GBP/CAD 81%
- NZD/CAD 82%
- AUD/CAD 78%
- Cardano/USD 0%
- Litecoin/USD 25%
- Ethereum/USD 75%
- Bitcoin/USD 65%
- XRP/USD 67%
- US Dollar Index 78%
- Dow Jones 85%
- NASDAQ 100 79%
- S&P 500 80%
- WTI Crude Oil 69%
- Silver 90%
- Gold 72%
- Pfizer 100%
- Solana 64%
- Avalanche 33%
Profitableness,
pips/day 6
pips/day 6
- AUD/USD -2
- EUR/USD -4
- GBP/USD -1
- USD/CAD 5
- USD/CHF 1
- USD/JPY 4
- CAD/CHF -2
- EUR/AUD -9
- EUR/NZD -18
- EUR/GBP -1
- CAD/JPY 9
- EUR/CHF -1
- GBP/AUD 9
- GBP/NZD -10
- AUD/NZD -8
- GBP/CHF 2
- NZD/CHF -4
- AUD/CHF -4
- EUR/JPY -4
- CHF/JPY -36
- EUR/CAD -4
- GBP/JPY -18
- NZD/JPY -3
- AUD/JPY -4
- NZD/USD -2
- GBP/CAD -2
- NZD/CAD 4
- AUD/CAD -2
- Cardano/USD -160
- Litecoin/USD -160
- Ethereum/USD 107
- Bitcoin/USD -19
- XRP/USD -19
- US Dollar Index 1
- Dow Jones 33
- NASDAQ 100 18
- S&P 500 1
- WTI Crude Oil -2
- Silver 9
- Gold 0
- Pfizer 85
- Solana -40
- Avalanche -51
Lukash
Symbols: 45
Trend
accuracy 76%
accuracy 76%
- AUD/USD 77%
- EUR/USD 75%
- GBP/USD 76%
- USD/CAD 81%
- USD/CHF 74%
- USD/JPY 75%
- CAD/CHF 69%
- EUR/AUD 74%
- EUR/NZD 68%
- EUR/GBP 76%
- CAD/JPY 79%
- EUR/CHF 72%
- GBP/AUD 71%
- GBP/NZD 71%
- AUD/NZD 74%
- GBP/CHF 76%
- NZD/CHF 63%
- AUD/CHF 76%
- EUR/JPY 67%
- CHF/JPY 75%
- EUR/CAD 81%
- GBP/JPY 79%
- NZD/JPY 79%
- AUD/JPY 67%
- NZD/USD 79%
- GBP/CAD 71%
- NZD/CAD 72%
- AUD/CAD 74%
- Bitcoin/USD 96%
- US Dollar Index 80%
- DAX 0%
- Dow Jones 90%
- NASDAQ 100 90%
- S&P 500 77%
- Brent Crude Oil 100%
- WTI Crude Oil 76%
- Natural Gas 83%
- Silver 77%
- Gold 74%
- Copper 100%
- Apple 82%
- Netflix 100%
- Meta Platforms 50%
- Amazon 67%
- Tesla Motors 82%
Price
accuracy 76%
accuracy 76%
- AUD/USD 77%
- EUR/USD 74%
- GBP/USD 75%
- USD/CAD 81%
- USD/CHF 74%
- USD/JPY 74%
- CAD/CHF 69%
- EUR/AUD 74%
- EUR/NZD 68%
- EUR/GBP 75%
- CAD/JPY 79%
- EUR/CHF 72%
- GBP/AUD 71%
- GBP/NZD 71%
- AUD/NZD 74%
- GBP/CHF 75%
- NZD/CHF 63%
- AUD/CHF 75%
- EUR/JPY 67%
- CHF/JPY 75%
- EUR/CAD 81%
- GBP/JPY 79%
- NZD/JPY 79%
- AUD/JPY 67%
- NZD/USD 79%
- GBP/CAD 71%
- NZD/CAD 72%
- AUD/CAD 73%
- Bitcoin/USD 96%
- US Dollar Index 80%
- DAX 0%
- Dow Jones 90%
- NASDAQ 100 89%
- S&P 500 77%
- Brent Crude Oil 100%
- WTI Crude Oil 76%
- Natural Gas 82%
- Silver 77%
- Gold 74%
- Copper 100%
- Apple 77%
- Netflix 100%
- Meta Platforms 50%
- Amazon 60%
- Tesla Motors 81%
Profitableness,
pips/day 18
pips/day 18
- AUD/USD -1
- EUR/USD -1
- GBP/USD 1
- USD/CAD 0
- USD/CHF -2
- USD/JPY 0
- CAD/CHF -3
- EUR/AUD -1
- EUR/NZD -9
- EUR/GBP 1
- CAD/JPY 3
- EUR/CHF -1
- GBP/AUD -9
- GBP/NZD -3
- AUD/NZD 6
- GBP/CHF -2
- NZD/CHF -2
- AUD/CHF -1
- EUR/JPY -6
- CHF/JPY -2
- EUR/CAD 1
- GBP/JPY 2
- NZD/JPY 2
- AUD/JPY -5
- NZD/USD 1
- GBP/CAD -3
- NZD/CAD -1
- AUD/CAD -1
- Bitcoin/USD 402
- US Dollar Index 3
- DAX -11
- Dow Jones 72
- NASDAQ 100 48
- S&P 500 0
- Brent Crude Oil 60
- WTI Crude Oil 8
- Natural Gas 13
- Silver 0
- Gold 1
- Copper 200
- Apple 5
- Netflix 80
- Meta Platforms -14
- Amazon 0
- Tesla Motors -3
Shooter
Symbols: 43
Trend
accuracy 76%
accuracy 76%
- Nornikel 100%
- Magnit 50%
- Rosneft 100%
- Rostelekom 0%
- AFK Sistema 75%
- Enel Rossiya 0%
- AUD/USD 74%
- EUR/USD 76%
- GBP/USD 73%
- USD/JPY 75%
- USD/TRY 100%
- EUR/GBP 33%
- EUR/JPY 76%
- GBP/JPY 74%
- Cardano/USD 100%
- BitcoinCash/USD 0%
- Ethereum/USD 100%
- QTUM/USD 100%
- XRP/USD 100%
- US Dollar Index 57%
- Dow Jones 90%
- S&P 500 100%
- Brent Crude Oil 100%
- WTI Crude Oil 73%
- Silver 77%
- Gold 76%
- Alibaba 100%
- Activision Blizzard 100%
- Home Depot 0%
- Adobe Systems 67%
- Apple 75%
- Verizon 50%
- Johnson&Johnson 100%
- Netflix 100%
- Pinterest 0%
- Twitter 100%
- Daimler 100%
- General Electrics 100%
- Intel 100%
- Amazon 0%
- LYFT 100%
- Oracle 100%
- Boeing 100%
Price
accuracy 76%
accuracy 76%
- Nornikel 63%
- Magnit 35%
- Rosneft 100%
- Rostelekom 0%
- AFK Sistema 51%
- Enel Rossiya 0%
- AUD/USD 74%
- EUR/USD 76%
- GBP/USD 73%
- USD/JPY 75%
- USD/TRY 100%
- EUR/GBP 33%
- EUR/JPY 76%
- GBP/JPY 74%
- Cardano/USD 45%
- BitcoinCash/USD 0%
- Ethereum/USD 100%
- QTUM/USD 100%
- XRP/USD 100%
- US Dollar Index 57%
- Dow Jones 90%
- S&P 500 100%
- Brent Crude Oil 64%
- WTI Crude Oil 73%
- Silver 77%
- Gold 76%
- Alibaba 100%
- Activision Blizzard 100%
- Home Depot 0%
- Adobe Systems 67%
- Apple 69%
- Verizon 50%
- Johnson&Johnson 100%
- Netflix 43%
- Pinterest 0%
- Twitter 100%
- Daimler 100%
- General Electrics 69%
- Intel 30%
- Amazon 0%
- LYFT 71%
- Oracle 100%
- Boeing 11%
Profitableness,
pips/day 94
pips/day 94
- Nornikel 142
- Magnit 1
- Rosneft 65
- Rostelekom -3
- AFK Sistema 4
- Enel Rossiya 0
- AUD/USD -1
- EUR/USD 0
- GBP/USD -3
- USD/JPY 3
- USD/TRY 18950
- EUR/GBP -15
- EUR/JPY 4
- GBP/JPY 0
- Cardano/USD 13
- BitcoinCash/USD -2
- Ethereum/USD 34
- QTUM/USD 2000
- XRP/USD 41
- US Dollar Index 3
- Dow Jones 83
- S&P 500 15
- Brent Crude Oil 41
- WTI Crude Oil 8
- Silver 1
- Gold 1
- Alibaba 11
- Activision Blizzard 160
- Home Depot -14
- Adobe Systems 10
- Apple 8
- Verizon 0
- Johnson&Johnson 250
- Netflix 17
- Pinterest -4
- Twitter 17
- Daimler 17
- General Electrics 4
- Intel 9
- Amazon -10
- LYFT 29
- Oracle 55
- Boeing 6
Spectrum
Symbols: 72
Trend
accuracy 76%
accuracy 76%
- X5 Retail Group 100%
- Gazprom 0%
- Sberbank (MOEX) 83%
- Surgutneftegaz 100%
- AUD/USD 70%
- EUR/RUB 100%
- EUR/USD 66%
- GBP/USD 76%
- USD/CAD 82%
- USD/CHF 81%
- USD/JPY 75%
- USD/RUB 81%
- CAD/CHF 54%
- EUR/AUD 73%
- EUR/NZD 74%
- EUR/GBP 67%
- CAD/JPY 76%
- EUR/CHF 80%
- GBP/AUD 78%
- GBP/NZD 75%
- AUD/NZD 85%
- GBP/CHF 76%
- NZD/CHF 77%
- AUD/CHF 77%
- EUR/JPY 74%
- CHF/JPY 70%
- EUR/CAD 84%
- GBP/JPY 76%
- NZD/JPY 70%
- AUD/JPY 69%
- NZD/USD 85%
- GBP/CAD 79%
- NZD/CAD 73%
- AUD/CAD 60%
- Dash/USD 100%
- Stellar/USD 100%
- Zcash/USD 50%
- Cardano/USD 77%
- EOS/USD 100%
- BitcoinCash/USD 100%
- Litecoin/USD 88%
- IOTA/USD 100%
- Ethereum/USD 75%
- Monero/USD 83%
- Bitcoin/USD 76%
- BitcoinGold/USD 75%
- XRP/USD 81%
- RTS 76%
- US Dollar Index 76%
- DAX 0%
- Dow Jones 0%
- S&P 500 71%
- Brent Crude Oil 78%
- WTI Crude Oil 100%
- Palladium 50%
- Silver 91%
- Gold 84%
- Copper 50%
- Alphabet 82%
- Meta Platforms 75%
- Bank of America 100%
- Intel 100%
- Walt Disney 100%
- Amazon 75%
- Tesla Motors 78%
- Boeing 50%
- Dogecoin 71%
- Binance Coin 100%
- Polkadot 70%
- Chainlink 76%
- Solana 45%
- Tezos 88%
Price
accuracy 76%
accuracy 76%
- X5 Retail Group 100%
- Gazprom 0%
- Sberbank (MOEX) 83%
- Surgutneftegaz 28%
- AUD/USD 70%
- EUR/RUB 100%
- EUR/USD 64%
- GBP/USD 76%
- USD/CAD 82%
- USD/CHF 81%
- USD/JPY 75%
- USD/RUB 73%
- CAD/CHF 56%
- EUR/AUD 73%
- EUR/NZD 74%
- EUR/GBP 67%
- CAD/JPY 76%
- EUR/CHF 80%
- GBP/AUD 78%
- GBP/NZD 75%
- AUD/NZD 85%
- GBP/CHF 76%
- NZD/CHF 77%
- AUD/CHF 77%
- EUR/JPY 74%
- CHF/JPY 70%
- EUR/CAD 84%
- GBP/JPY 76%
- NZD/JPY 70%
- AUD/JPY 69%
- NZD/USD 85%
- GBP/CAD 79%
- NZD/CAD 73%
- AUD/CAD 60%
- Dash/USD 100%
- Stellar/USD 100%
- Zcash/USD 50%
- Cardano/USD 77%
- EOS/USD 100%
- BitcoinCash/USD 100%
- Litecoin/USD 88%
- IOTA/USD 100%
- Ethereum/USD 75%
- Monero/USD 83%
- Bitcoin/USD 75%
- BitcoinGold/USD 75%
- XRP/USD 81%
- RTS 76%
- US Dollar Index 76%
- DAX 0%
- Dow Jones 0%
- S&P 500 71%
- Brent Crude Oil 78%
- WTI Crude Oil 100%
- Palladium 50%
- Silver 91%
- Gold 84%
- Copper 50%
- Alphabet 82%
- Meta Platforms 75%
- Bank of America 100%
- Intel 100%
- Walt Disney 100%
- Amazon 75%
- Tesla Motors 78%
- Boeing 50%
- Dogecoin 71%
- Binance Coin 100%
- Polkadot 70%
- Chainlink 76%
- Solana 45%
- Tezos 88%
Profitableness,
pips/day 4
pips/day 4
- X5 Retail Group 2000
- Gazprom -23
- Sberbank (MOEX) 10
- Surgutneftegaz 20
- AUD/USD -4
- EUR/RUB 27
- EUR/USD -4
- GBP/USD -5
- USD/CAD -1
- USD/CHF 2
- USD/JPY -7
- USD/RUB 6
- CAD/CHF -5
- EUR/AUD -7
- EUR/NZD -5
- EUR/GBP -4
- CAD/JPY -2
- EUR/CHF -1
- GBP/AUD -9
- GBP/NZD -14
- AUD/NZD 7
- GBP/CHF -3
- NZD/CHF 2
- AUD/CHF 0
- EUR/JPY -6
- CHF/JPY -16
- EUR/CAD 7
- GBP/JPY 3
- NZD/JPY -8
- AUD/JPY -7
- NZD/USD 7
- GBP/CAD 2
- NZD/CAD -4
- AUD/CAD -5
- Dash/USD 7
- Stellar/USD 4
- Zcash/USD -8
- Cardano/USD -7
- EOS/USD 18
- BitcoinCash/USD 40
- Litecoin/USD 17
- IOTA/USD 95
- Ethereum/USD -28
- Monero/USD 16
- Bitcoin/USD 2
- BitcoinGold/USD 10
- XRP/USD -24
- RTS 37
- US Dollar Index -1
- DAX -75
- Dow Jones -50
- S&P 500 1
- Brent Crude Oil 35
- WTI Crude Oil 110
- Palladium 0
- Silver 11
- Gold 2
- Copper -110
- Alphabet -2
- Meta Platforms 22
- Bank of America 7
- Intel 80
- Walt Disney 100
- Amazon -1
- Tesla Motors 1
- Boeing -8
- Dogecoin -53
- Binance Coin 400
- Polkadot 0
- Chainlink -5
- Solana -46
- Tezos 100
Golden
Symbols: 51
Trend
accuracy 76%
accuracy 76%
- AUD/USD 73%
- EUR/USD 80%
- GBP/USD 76%
- USD/CAD 78%
- USD/CHF 76%
- USD/JPY 74%
- CAD/CHF 70%
- EUR/AUD 79%
- EUR/NZD 73%
- EUR/GBP 73%
- CAD/JPY 67%
- EUR/CHF 72%
- GBP/AUD 83%
- GBP/NZD 75%
- USD/SEK 75%
- AUD/NZD 61%
- GBP/CHF 75%
- NZD/CHF 75%
- AUD/CHF 74%
- EUR/JPY 82%
- CHF/JPY 70%
- EUR/CAD 77%
- GBP/JPY 78%
- NZD/JPY 81%
- AUD/JPY 70%
- NZD/USD 74%
- GBP/CAD 67%
- NZD/CAD 73%
- AUD/CAD 86%
- Litecoin/USD 59%
- Ethereum/USD 79%
- Bitcoin/USD 78%
- XRP/USD 88%
- US Dollar Index 74%
- DAX 81%
- Nikkei 225 88%
- Dow Jones 93%
- NASDAQ 100 86%
- S&P 500 81%
- WTI Crude Oil 69%
- Natural Gas 82%
- Silver 76%
- Gold 75%
- Apple 83%
- Netflix 50%
- Meta Platforms 100%
- Amazon 89%
- Tesla Motors 82%
- Binance Coin 100%
- Chainlink 0%
- Solana 100%
Price
accuracy 76%
accuracy 76%
- AUD/USD 73%
- EUR/USD 80%
- GBP/USD 76%
- USD/CAD 78%
- USD/CHF 76%
- USD/JPY 74%
- CAD/CHF 70%
- EUR/AUD 79%
- EUR/NZD 73%
- EUR/GBP 72%
- CAD/JPY 67%
- EUR/CHF 72%
- GBP/AUD 83%
- GBP/NZD 74%
- USD/SEK 75%
- AUD/NZD 61%
- GBP/CHF 75%
- NZD/CHF 74%
- AUD/CHF 73%
- EUR/JPY 82%
- CHF/JPY 70%
- EUR/CAD 77%
- GBP/JPY 78%
- NZD/JPY 81%
- AUD/JPY 70%
- NZD/USD 74%
- GBP/CAD 67%
- NZD/CAD 72%
- AUD/CAD 84%
- Litecoin/USD 59%
- Ethereum/USD 79%
- Bitcoin/USD 78%
- XRP/USD 88%
- US Dollar Index 74%
- DAX 81%
- Nikkei 225 88%
- Dow Jones 93%
- NASDAQ 100 86%
- S&P 500 78%
- WTI Crude Oil 69%
- Natural Gas 82%
- Silver 76%
- Gold 74%
- Apple 83%
- Netflix 50%
- Meta Platforms 95%
- Amazon 87%
- Tesla Motors 82%
- Binance Coin 100%
- Chainlink 0%
- Solana 100%
Profitableness,
pips/day 9
pips/day 9
- AUD/USD -1
- EUR/USD 1
- GBP/USD -1
- USD/CAD 1
- USD/CHF 1
- USD/JPY 0
- CAD/CHF -1
- EUR/AUD 2
- EUR/NZD -3
- EUR/GBP 0
- CAD/JPY -5
- EUR/CHF -2
- GBP/AUD 6
- GBP/NZD -2
- USD/SEK 50
- AUD/NZD -7
- GBP/CHF 0
- NZD/CHF 2
- AUD/CHF 1
- EUR/JPY 8
- CHF/JPY 2
- EUR/CAD 0
- GBP/JPY 4
- NZD/JPY 3
- AUD/JPY -5
- NZD/USD -1
- GBP/CAD -5
- NZD/CAD -1
- AUD/CAD 7
- Litecoin/USD -81
- Ethereum/USD 55
- Bitcoin/USD 27
- XRP/USD 52
- US Dollar Index -2
- DAX 5
- Nikkei 225 0
- Dow Jones 75
- NASDAQ 100 44
- S&P 500 3
- WTI Crude Oil -7
- Natural Gas 9
- Silver 0
- Gold 0
- Apple 3
- Netflix -50
- Meta Platforms 4
- Amazon 0
- Tesla Motors -19
- Binance Coin 133
- Chainlink -9
- Solana 70
SoftTrade
Symbols: 56
Trend
accuracy 76%
accuracy 76%
- AUD/USD 79%
- EUR/USD 79%
- GBP/USD 78%
- USD/CAD 76%
- USD/CHF 85%
- USD/JPY 76%
- USD/RUB 50%
- CAD/CHF 71%
- EUR/AUD 74%
- EUR/NZD 90%
- EUR/GBP 71%
- CAD/JPY 73%
- EUR/CHF 76%
- GBP/AUD 77%
- GBP/NZD 75%
- AUD/NZD 73%
- GBP/CHF 82%
- NZD/CHF 33%
- AUD/CHF 57%
- EUR/JPY 71%
- CHF/JPY 88%
- EUR/CAD 83%
- GBP/JPY 81%
- NZD/JPY 63%
- AUD/JPY 70%
- NZD/USD 90%
- GBP/CAD 77%
- NZD/CAD 69%
- AUD/CAD 70%
- Dash/USD 79%
- Stellar/USD 78%
- EthereumClassic/USD 100%
- Cardano/USD 73%
- EOS/USD 63%
- BitcoinCash/USD 73%
- Litecoin/USD 87%
- Tron/USD 67%
- NEO/USD 71%
- Ethereum/USD 73%
- Bitcoin/USD 74%
- XRP/USD 82%
- US Dollar Index 50%
- DAX 29%
- Dow Jones 77%
- NASDAQ 100 80%
- S&P 500 80%
- WTI Crude Oil 67%
- Gold 74%
- Dogecoin 75%
- Binance Coin 85%
- Polkadot 100%
- Uniswap 50%
- Chainlink 100%
- Solana 56%
- Terra 50%
- Avalanche 75%
Price
accuracy 76%
accuracy 76%
- AUD/USD 79%
- EUR/USD 79%
- GBP/USD 78%
- USD/CAD 76%
- USD/CHF 85%
- USD/JPY 75%
- USD/RUB 50%
- CAD/CHF 71%
- EUR/AUD 74%
- EUR/NZD 90%
- EUR/GBP 70%
- CAD/JPY 73%
- EUR/CHF 74%
- GBP/AUD 77%
- GBP/NZD 75%
- AUD/NZD 73%
- GBP/CHF 82%
- NZD/CHF 33%
- AUD/CHF 57%
- EUR/JPY 71%
- CHF/JPY 88%
- EUR/CAD 83%
- GBP/JPY 81%
- NZD/JPY 63%
- AUD/JPY 70%
- NZD/USD 90%
- GBP/CAD 77%
- NZD/CAD 69%
- AUD/CAD 70%
- Dash/USD 79%
- Stellar/USD 78%
- EthereumClassic/USD 100%
- Cardano/USD 73%
- EOS/USD 63%
- BitcoinCash/USD 73%
- Litecoin/USD 85%
- Tron/USD 67%
- NEO/USD 71%
- Ethereum/USD 73%
- Bitcoin/USD 74%
- XRP/USD 82%
- US Dollar Index 50%
- DAX 29%
- Dow Jones 77%
- NASDAQ 100 80%
- S&P 500 80%
- WTI Crude Oil 67%
- Gold 74%
- Dogecoin 75%
- Binance Coin 85%
- Polkadot 100%
- Uniswap 50%
- Chainlink 100%
- Solana 56%
- Terra 50%
- Avalanche 75%
Profitableness,
pips/day 25
pips/day 25
- AUD/USD -1
- EUR/USD 0
- GBP/USD -2
- USD/CAD -1
- USD/CHF 8
- USD/JPY 2
- USD/RUB -16
- CAD/CHF -3
- EUR/AUD -9
- EUR/NZD 25
- EUR/GBP -2
- CAD/JPY 1
- EUR/CHF 1
- GBP/AUD -2
- GBP/NZD -3
- AUD/NZD -3
- GBP/CHF 1
- NZD/CHF -8
- AUD/CHF -4
- EUR/JPY -3
- CHF/JPY 18
- EUR/CAD 2
- GBP/JPY 4
- NZD/JPY -5
- AUD/JPY -4
- NZD/USD 11
- GBP/CAD -8
- NZD/CAD -3
- AUD/CAD -9
- Dash/USD -6
- Stellar/USD 120
- EthereumClassic/USD 800
- Cardano/USD -9
- EOS/USD 0
- BitcoinCash/USD 28
- Litecoin/USD 89
- Tron/USD -3
- NEO/USD -47
- Ethereum/USD 5
- Bitcoin/USD 20
- XRP/USD 82
- US Dollar Index -2
- DAX -53
- Dow Jones 18
- NASDAQ 100 19
- S&P 500 1
- WTI Crude Oil -100
- Gold -1
- Dogecoin -50
- Binance Coin 38
- Polkadot 1
- Uniswap -59
- Chainlink 80
- Solana -150
- Terra -20
- Avalanche -38
AceTrade
Symbols: 47
Trend
accuracy 76%
accuracy 76%
- AUD/USD 77%
- EUR/USD 77%
- GBP/USD 82%
- USD/CAD 77%
- USD/CHF 82%
- USD/JPY 73%
- CAD/CHF 78%
- EUR/AUD 77%
- EUR/NZD 70%
- EUR/GBP 69%
- CAD/JPY 74%
- EUR/CHF 76%
- GBP/AUD 66%
- GBP/NZD 76%
- AUD/NZD 74%
- GBP/CHF 76%
- NZD/CHF 62%
- AUD/CHF 74%
- EUR/JPY 84%
- CHF/JPY 66%
- EUR/CAD 74%
- GBP/JPY 77%
- NZD/JPY 84%
- AUD/JPY 74%
- NZD/USD 79%
- GBP/CAD 75%
- NZD/CAD 76%
- AUD/CAD 82%
- Litecoin/USD 92%
- Ethereum/USD 78%
- Bitcoin/USD 78%
- XRP/USD 67%
- US Dollar Index 80%
- DAX 76%
- Nikkei 225 75%
- Dow Jones 54%
- NASDAQ 100 92%
- S&P 500 70%
- WTI Crude Oil 74%
- Natural Gas 72%
- Silver 77%
- Gold 73%
- Apple 77%
- Amazon 68%
- Tesla Motors 90%
- Wheat 75%
- Dogecoin 50%
Price
accuracy 75%
accuracy 75%
- AUD/USD 77%
- EUR/USD 76%
- GBP/USD 82%
- USD/CAD 76%
- USD/CHF 82%
- USD/JPY 72%
- CAD/CHF 78%
- EUR/AUD 77%
- EUR/NZD 70%
- EUR/GBP 69%
- CAD/JPY 74%
- EUR/CHF 75%
- GBP/AUD 67%
- GBP/NZD 76%
- AUD/NZD 74%
- GBP/CHF 76%
- NZD/CHF 62%
- AUD/CHF 71%
- EUR/JPY 84%
- CHF/JPY 66%
- EUR/CAD 74%
- GBP/JPY 77%
- NZD/JPY 84%
- AUD/JPY 74%
- NZD/USD 79%
- GBP/CAD 75%
- NZD/CAD 76%
- AUD/CAD 82%
- Litecoin/USD 92%
- Ethereum/USD 77%
- Bitcoin/USD 78%
- XRP/USD 67%
- US Dollar Index 79%
- DAX 76%
- Nikkei 225 75%
- Dow Jones 54%
- NASDAQ 100 92%
- S&P 500 70%
- WTI Crude Oil 74%
- Natural Gas 71%
- Silver 77%
- Gold 73%
- Apple 77%
- Amazon 68%
- Tesla Motors 90%
- Wheat 75%
- Dogecoin 50%
Profitableness,
pips/day -5
pips/day -5
- AUD/USD 1
- EUR/USD 0
- GBP/USD 9
- USD/CAD 0
- USD/CHF 2
- USD/JPY -2
- CAD/CHF 1
- EUR/AUD -3
- EUR/NZD -7
- EUR/GBP -4
- CAD/JPY -1
- EUR/CHF -1
- GBP/AUD -15
- GBP/NZD -3
- AUD/NZD -1
- GBP/CHF 4
- NZD/CHF -5
- AUD/CHF -2
- EUR/JPY 9
- CHF/JPY -9
- EUR/CAD -4
- GBP/JPY 0
- NZD/JPY 3
- AUD/JPY -1
- NZD/USD 1
- GBP/CAD -3
- NZD/CAD -1
- AUD/CAD 2
- Litecoin/USD 123
- Ethereum/USD 16
- Bitcoin/USD -12
- XRP/USD 25
- US Dollar Index 1
- DAX 13
- Nikkei 225 0
- Dow Jones -39
- NASDAQ 100 71
- S&P 500 -3
- WTI Crude Oil -2
- Natural Gas -10
- Silver 0
- Gold -1
- Apple 2
- Amazon 0
- Tesla Motors 36
- Wheat -10
- Dogecoin -233
ToneFX
Symbols: 37
Trend
accuracy 75%
accuracy 75%
- AUD/USD 76%
- EUR/USD 74%
- GBP/USD 75%
- USD/CAD 75%
- USD/CHF 69%
- USD/JPY 73%
- USD/RUB 76%
- EUR/AUD 64%
- EUR/GBP 68%
- CAD/JPY 78%
- EUR/CHF 67%
- AUD/NZD 52%
- EUR/JPY 69%
- EUR/CAD 58%
- GBP/JPY 67%
- AUD/JPY 75%
- NZD/USD 77%
- AUD/CAD 57%
- Ethereum/USD 80%
- Bitcoin/USD 73%
- XRP/USD 87%
- US Dollar Index 75%
- DAX 100%
- Dow Jones 81%
- NASDAQ 100 80%
- S&P 500 83%
- Brent Crude Oil 75%
- WTI Crude Oil 72%
- Natural Gas 78%
- Silver 76%
- Gold 74%
- Platinum 78%
- Corn 50%
- Wheat 84%
- Soybean 25%
- Sugar 88%
- Coffee 56%
Price
accuracy 75%
accuracy 75%
- AUD/USD 75%
- EUR/USD 73%
- GBP/USD 75%
- USD/CAD 74%
- USD/CHF 69%
- USD/JPY 72%
- USD/RUB 76%
- EUR/AUD 64%
- EUR/GBP 62%
- CAD/JPY 78%
- EUR/CHF 67%
- AUD/NZD 52%
- EUR/JPY 69%
- EUR/CAD 58%
- GBP/JPY 67%
- AUD/JPY 75%
- NZD/USD 76%
- AUD/CAD 57%
- Ethereum/USD 80%
- Bitcoin/USD 73%
- XRP/USD 87%
- US Dollar Index 74%
- DAX 100%
- Dow Jones 81%
- NASDAQ 100 79%
- S&P 500 83%
- Brent Crude Oil 75%
- WTI Crude Oil 72%
- Natural Gas 78%
- Silver 76%
- Gold 74%
- Platinum 78%
- Corn 50%
- Wheat 84%
- Soybean 3%
- Sugar 88%
- Coffee 56%
Profitableness,
pips/day 13
pips/day 13
- AUD/USD 0
- EUR/USD -1
- GBP/USD 1
- USD/CAD 1
- USD/CHF -2
- USD/JPY 1
- USD/RUB 2
- EUR/AUD -6
- EUR/GBP 0
- CAD/JPY 4
- EUR/CHF -1
- AUD/NZD -8
- EUR/JPY -1
- EUR/CAD -10
- GBP/JPY -4
- AUD/JPY -3
- NZD/USD 3
- AUD/CAD -9
- Ethereum/USD 42
- Bitcoin/USD 12
- XRP/USD 48
- US Dollar Index -2
- DAX 100
- Dow Jones 28
- NASDAQ 100 18
- S&P 500 6
- Brent Crude Oil 7
- WTI Crude Oil 4
- Natural Gas -2
- Silver 0
- Gold 0
- Platinum -5
- Corn -160
- Wheat -2
- Soybean -447
- Sugar 4
- Coffee -108
TradeShot
Symbols: 104
Trend
accuracy 75%
accuracy 75%
- AUD/USD 68%
- EUR/USD 73%
- GBP/USD 71%
- USD/CAD 73%
- USD/CHF 77%
- USD/JPY 66%
- USD/RUB 81%
- USD/ZAR 25%
- USD/TRY 60%
- CAD/CHF 72%
- EUR/AUD 74%
- EUR/NZD 56%
- EUR/GBP 68%
- CAD/JPY 81%
- USD/SGD 58%
- USD/NOK 100%
- EUR/CHF 53%
- GBP/AUD 70%
- GBP/NZD 67%
- USD/SEK 71%
- AUD/NZD 67%
- GBP/CHF 86%
- EUR/NOK 83%
- NZD/CHF 74%
- AUD/CHF 55%
- EUR/JPY 74%
- CHF/JPY 64%
- EUR/CAD 75%
- GBP/JPY 70%
- NZD/JPY 76%
- AUD/JPY 69%
- NZD/USD 61%
- GBP/CAD 75%
- NZD/CAD 65%
- AUD/CAD 76%
- Dash/USD 43%
- Stellar/USD 88%
- EthereumClassic/USD 67%
- Zcash/USD 75%
- Cardano/USD 52%
- EOS/USD 75%
- BitcoinCash/USD 75%
- Litecoin/USD 88%
- Tron/USD 78%
- NEO/USD 75%
- Ethereum/Bitcoin 83%
- Ethereum/USD 82%
- Monero/USD 63%
- Bitcoin/USD 74%
- XRP/USD 81%
- US Dollar Index 73%
- DAX 76%
- Nikkei 225 100%
- Dow Jones 84%
- NASDAQ 100 76%
- S&P 500 81%
- RUSSELL 2000 71%
- China A50 75%
- FTSE 100 84%
- Hang Seng 71%
- WTI Crude Oil 76%
- Natural Gas 74%
- Palladium 88%
- Silver 72%
- Gold 75%
- Copper 67%
- Platinum 67%
- Alphabet 64%
- Alibaba 91%
- Visa 50%
- MasterCard 100%
- Nike 67%
- Uber Technologies 100%
- Apple 80%
- Microsoft 95%
- McDonald's 100%
- Netflix 71%
- Procter & Gamble 67%
- Coca-Cola 100%
- nVidia 77%
- Pfizer 100%
- Meta Platforms 79%
- Twitter 100%
- Bank of America 67%
- Intel 0%
- Amazon 67%
- Oracle 100%
- Tesla Motors 80%
- Spotify 100%
- Boeing 50%
- Corn 100%
- Wheat 50%
- Soybean 100%
- Dogecoin 80%
- Binance Coin 71%
- Polkadot 82%
- Uniswap 100%
- Chainlink 70%
- Axie Infinity 0%
- USD/CNY 88%
- USD/INR 67%
- Solana 76%
- Aave 80%
- Avalanche 67%
Price
accuracy 75%
accuracy 75%
- AUD/USD 68%
- EUR/USD 73%
- GBP/USD 71%
- USD/CAD 73%
- USD/CHF 77%
- USD/JPY 66%
- USD/RUB 81%
- USD/ZAR 25%
- USD/TRY 60%
- CAD/CHF 69%
- EUR/AUD 74%
- EUR/NZD 56%
- EUR/GBP 68%
- CAD/JPY 81%
- USD/SGD 58%
- USD/NOK 100%
- EUR/CHF 53%
- GBP/AUD 70%
- GBP/NZD 67%
- USD/SEK 71%
- AUD/NZD 65%
- GBP/CHF 86%
- EUR/NOK 83%
- NZD/CHF 71%
- AUD/CHF 55%
- EUR/JPY 74%
- CHF/JPY 64%
- EUR/CAD 75%
- GBP/JPY 70%
- NZD/JPY 76%
- AUD/JPY 69%
- NZD/USD 61%
- GBP/CAD 75%
- NZD/CAD 65%
- AUD/CAD 76%
- Dash/USD 43%
- Stellar/USD 77%
- EthereumClassic/USD 67%
- Zcash/USD 75%
- Cardano/USD 52%
- EOS/USD 75%
- BitcoinCash/USD 75%
- Litecoin/USD 88%
- Tron/USD 78%
- NEO/USD 75%
- Ethereum/Bitcoin 54%
- Ethereum/USD 80%
- Monero/USD 63%
- Bitcoin/USD 74%
- XRP/USD 81%
- US Dollar Index 73%
- DAX 74%
- Nikkei 225 100%
- Dow Jones 83%
- NASDAQ 100 75%
- S&P 500 80%
- RUSSELL 2000 71%
- China A50 75%
- FTSE 100 84%
- Hang Seng 71%
- WTI Crude Oil 76%
- Natural Gas 72%
- Palladium 88%
- Silver 74%
- Gold 74%
- Copper 67%
- Platinum 67%
- Alphabet 64%
- Alibaba 91%
- Visa 50%
- MasterCard 100%
- Nike 67%
- Uber Technologies 100%
- Apple 76%
- Microsoft 94%
- McDonald's 100%
- Netflix 71%
- Procter & Gamble 62%
- Coca-Cola 100%
- nVidia 75%
- Pfizer 100%
- Meta Platforms 79%
- Twitter 100%
- Bank of America 67%
- Intel 0%
- Amazon 67%
- Oracle 100%
- Tesla Motors 77%
- Spotify 100%
- Boeing 3%
- Corn 100%
- Wheat 50%
- Soybean 100%
- Dogecoin 80%
- Binance Coin 71%
- Polkadot 82%
- Uniswap 100%
- Chainlink 70%
- Axie Infinity 0%
- USD/CNY 88%
- USD/INR 67%
- Solana 76%
- Aave 80%
- Avalanche 67%
Profitableness,
pips/day 32
pips/day 32
- AUD/USD -6
- EUR/USD 0
- GBP/USD -2
- USD/CAD 3
- USD/CHF 2
- USD/JPY 0
- USD/RUB 7
- USD/ZAR -116
- USD/TRY -85
- CAD/CHF -1
- EUR/AUD 0
- EUR/NZD -15
- EUR/GBP -3
- CAD/JPY 3
- USD/SGD -2
- USD/NOK 800
- EUR/CHF -10
- GBP/AUD -27
- GBP/NZD -9
- USD/SEK -217
- AUD/NZD -3
- GBP/CHF 19
- EUR/NOK 75
- NZD/CHF 0
- AUD/CHF -7
- EUR/JPY 0
- CHF/JPY -7
- EUR/CAD 2
- GBP/JPY -5
- NZD/JPY 0
- AUD/JPY -6
- NZD/USD -6
- GBP/CAD 1
- NZD/CAD -2
- AUD/CAD 1
- Dash/USD -10
- Stellar/USD 9
- EthereumClassic/USD -450
- Zcash/USD -115
- Cardano/USD -104
- EOS/USD 50
- BitcoinCash/USD -3
- Litecoin/USD 34
- Tron/USD 2
- NEO/USD 0
- Ethereum/Bitcoin 0
- Ethereum/USD 13
- Monero/USD 0
- Bitcoin/USD 45
- XRP/USD -7
- US Dollar Index 1
- DAX 0
- Nikkei 225 167
- Dow Jones 37
- NASDAQ 100 2
- S&P 500 5
- RUSSELL 2000 -31
- China A50 147
- FTSE 100 8
- Hang Seng -30
- WTI Crude Oil 9
- Natural Gas -11
- Palladium 21
- Silver 0
- Gold 1
- Copper -33
- Platinum -34
- Alphabet -68
- Alibaba 8
- Visa -1
- MasterCard 240
- Nike 24
- Uber Technologies 48
- Apple 3
- Microsoft 16
- McDonald's 13
- Netflix 4
- Procter & Gamble -6
- Coca-Cola 25
- nVidia -1
- Pfizer 60
- Meta Platforms -10
- Twitter 45
- Bank of America 3
- Intel -80
- Amazon -4
- Oracle 67
- Tesla Motors -5
- Spotify 250
- Boeing -5
- Corn 267
- Wheat 0
- Soybean 667
- Dogecoin 84
- Binance Coin -128
- Polkadot -1
- Uniswap 163
- Chainlink -75
- Axie Infinity -250
- USD/CNY 17
- USD/INR -23
- Solana -133
- Aave 125
- Avalanche -41
Rapper Andy
Symbols: 45
Trend
accuracy 75%
accuracy 75%
- AUD/USD 73%
- EUR/USD 74%
- GBP/USD 76%
- USD/CAD 73%
- USD/CHF 80%
- USD/JPY 73%
- CAD/CHF 76%
- EUR/AUD 70%
- EUR/NZD 70%
- EUR/GBP 69%
- CAD/JPY 77%
- EUR/CHF 74%
- GBP/AUD 72%
- GBP/NZD 66%
- AUD/NZD 64%
- GBP/CHF 74%
- NZD/CHF 83%
- AUD/CHF 68%
- EUR/JPY 75%
- CHF/JPY 74%
- EUR/CAD 71%
- GBP/JPY 77%
- NZD/JPY 78%
- AUD/JPY 69%
- NZD/USD 78%
- GBP/CAD 78%
- NZD/CAD 74%
- AUD/CAD 70%
- Litecoin/USD 75%
- Ethereum/USD 78%
- Bitcoin/USD 73%
- US Dollar Index 76%
- DAX 74%
- Dow Jones 82%
- NASDAQ 100 77%
- S&P 500 78%
- WTI Crude Oil 72%
- Natural Gas 90%
- Silver 76%
- Gold 75%
- Copper 100%
- Apple 92%
- Meta Platforms 100%
- Amazon 75%
- Tesla Motors 77%
Price
accuracy 75%
accuracy 75%
- AUD/USD 73%
- EUR/USD 74%
- GBP/USD 76%
- USD/CAD 73%
- USD/CHF 79%
- USD/JPY 73%
- CAD/CHF 75%
- EUR/AUD 70%
- EUR/NZD 70%
- EUR/GBP 68%
- CAD/JPY 77%
- EUR/CHF 72%
- GBP/AUD 72%
- GBP/NZD 66%
- AUD/NZD 64%
- GBP/CHF 74%
- NZD/CHF 78%
- AUD/CHF 67%
- EUR/JPY 74%
- CHF/JPY 74%
- EUR/CAD 71%
- GBP/JPY 77%
- NZD/JPY 78%
- AUD/JPY 69%
- NZD/USD 78%
- GBP/CAD 78%
- NZD/CAD 74%
- AUD/CAD 70%
- Litecoin/USD 75%
- Ethereum/USD 78%
- Bitcoin/USD 73%
- US Dollar Index 76%
- DAX 73%
- Dow Jones 82%
- NASDAQ 100 76%
- S&P 500 77%
- WTI Crude Oil 72%
- Natural Gas 90%
- Silver 76%
- Gold 75%
- Copper 100%
- Apple 90%
- Meta Platforms 100%
- Amazon 75%
- Tesla Motors 77%
Profitableness,
pips/day -6
pips/day -6
- AUD/USD -2
- EUR/USD -2
- GBP/USD 1
- USD/CAD -3
- USD/CHF 2
- USD/JPY -1
- CAD/CHF 1
- EUR/AUD -11
- EUR/NZD -3
- EUR/GBP -3
- CAD/JPY -1
- EUR/CHF -3
- GBP/AUD -6
- GBP/NZD -10
- AUD/NZD -7
- GBP/CHF 0
- NZD/CHF 0
- AUD/CHF -3
- EUR/JPY -9
- CHF/JPY -4
- EUR/CAD -6
- GBP/JPY 7
- NZD/JPY -1
- AUD/JPY -6
- NZD/USD 0
- GBP/CAD -1
- NZD/CAD 0
- AUD/CAD -5
- Litecoin/USD 9
- Ethereum/USD 32
- Bitcoin/USD -46
- US Dollar Index 0
- DAX 6
- Dow Jones 17
- NASDAQ 100 5
- S&P 500 2
- WTI Crude Oil 1
- Natural Gas 17
- Silver 1
- Gold 0
- Copper 400
- Apple 9
- Meta Platforms 40
- Amazon 0
- Tesla Motors -10
Hawk
Symbols: 66
Trend
accuracy 75%
accuracy 75%
- Tatneft 100%
- AUD/USD 77%
- EUR/USD 75%
- GBP/USD 77%
- USD/CAD 77%
- USD/CHF 74%
- USD/JPY 74%
- CAD/CHF 72%
- EUR/AUD 70%
- EUR/NZD 75%
- EUR/GBP 70%
- USD/CNH 0%
- CAD/JPY 76%
- USD/SGD 100%
- EUR/CHF 82%
- GBP/AUD 78%
- GBP/NZD 74%
- AUD/NZD 73%
- GBP/CHF 75%
- NZD/CHF 59%
- AUD/CHF 71%
- EUR/JPY 70%
- CHF/JPY 69%
- EUR/CAD 76%
- GBP/JPY 76%
- NZD/JPY 70%
- AUD/JPY 75%
- NZD/USD 72%
- GBP/CAD 80%
- NZD/CAD 77%
- AUD/CAD 75%
- Dash/USD 63%
- Litecoin/USD 75%
- Ethereum/USD 77%
- Bitcoin/USD 72%
- XRP/USD 100%
- US Dollar Index 69%
- DAX 75%
- Nikkei 225 0%
- Dow Jones 79%
- NASDAQ 100 78%
- S&P 500 77%
- RUSSELL 2000 77%
- FTSE 100 79%
- Brent Crude Oil 71%
- WTI Crude Oil 72%
- Silver 73%
- Gold 73%
- Alphabet 88%
- Alibaba 100%
- Apple 85%
- Microsoft 62%
- Netflix 100%
- Coca-Cola 80%
- Meta Platforms 69%
- Walt Disney 100%
- Amazon 81%
- Tesla Motors 69%
- Boeing 67%
- Dogecoin 71%
- Polkadot 60%
- Uniswap 100%
- Chainlink 82%
- ASX 200 87%
- CBOE Volatility Index VIX 100%
- Solana 67%
Price
accuracy 74%
accuracy 74%
- Tatneft 7%
- AUD/USD 77%
- EUR/USD 74%
- GBP/USD 77%
- USD/CAD 77%
- USD/CHF 74%
- USD/JPY 74%
- CAD/CHF 71%
- EUR/AUD 70%
- EUR/NZD 75%
- EUR/GBP 68%
- USD/CNH 0%
- CAD/JPY 76%
- USD/SGD 100%
- EUR/CHF 78%
- GBP/AUD 78%
- GBP/NZD 74%
- AUD/NZD 71%
- GBP/CHF 75%
- NZD/CHF 62%
- AUD/CHF 70%
- EUR/JPY 69%
- CHF/JPY 69%
- EUR/CAD 76%
- GBP/JPY 76%
- NZD/JPY 70%
- AUD/JPY 74%
- NZD/USD 72%
- GBP/CAD 80%
- NZD/CAD 77%
- AUD/CAD 75%
- Dash/USD 63%
- Litecoin/USD 75%
- Ethereum/USD 77%
- Bitcoin/USD 72%
- XRP/USD 100%
- US Dollar Index 69%
- DAX 74%
- Nikkei 225 0%
- Dow Jones 79%
- NASDAQ 100 78%
- S&P 500 77%
- RUSSELL 2000 77%
- FTSE 100 72%
- Brent Crude Oil 71%
- WTI Crude Oil 72%
- Silver 73%
- Gold 72%
- Alphabet 88%
- Alibaba 100%
- Apple 85%
- Microsoft 62%
- Netflix 100%
- Coca-Cola 80%
- Meta Platforms 69%
- Walt Disney 94%
- Amazon 81%
- Tesla Motors 69%
- Boeing 67%
- Dogecoin 71%
- Polkadot 60%
- Uniswap 100%
- Chainlink 82%
- ASX 200 87%
- CBOE Volatility Index VIX 100%
- Solana 67%
Profitableness,
pips/day -1
pips/day -1
- Tatneft 193
- AUD/USD 2
- EUR/USD -1
- GBP/USD 1
- USD/CAD 0
- USD/CHF -1
- USD/JPY -1
- CAD/CHF -2
- EUR/AUD -5
- EUR/NZD -10
- EUR/GBP -2
- USD/CNH -20
- CAD/JPY 2
- USD/SGD 7
- EUR/CHF 2
- GBP/AUD 1
- GBP/NZD -3
- AUD/NZD -1
- GBP/CHF 2
- NZD/CHF -3
- AUD/CHF -1
- EUR/JPY -4
- CHF/JPY -8
- EUR/CAD -2
- GBP/JPY 4
- NZD/JPY 0
- AUD/JPY 1
- NZD/USD -2
- GBP/CAD -4
- NZD/CAD 1
- AUD/CAD -2
- Dash/USD -5
- Litecoin/USD -106
- Ethereum/USD 14
- Bitcoin/USD -103
- XRP/USD 237
- US Dollar Index -1
- DAX -2
- Nikkei 225 -250
- Dow Jones 18
- NASDAQ 100 10
- S&P 500 -3
- RUSSELL 2000 19
- FTSE 100 1
- Brent Crude Oil 14
- WTI Crude Oil -5
- Silver -1
- Gold -1
- Alphabet 100
- Alibaba 18
- Apple 6
- Microsoft -8
- Netflix 48
- Coca-Cola 3
- Meta Platforms -19
- Walt Disney 126
- Amazon -1
- Tesla Motors -3
- Boeing 0
- Dogecoin -27
- Polkadot 0
- Uniswap 200
- Chainlink 0
- ASX 200 647
- CBOE Volatility Index VIX 80
- Solana -30
Cox
Symbols: 100
Trend
accuracy 73%
accuracy 73%
- AUD/USD 72%
- EUR/USD 75%
- GBP/USD 75%
- USD/CAD 74%
- USD/CHF 71%
- USD/JPY 71%
- USD/ZAR 79%
- CAD/CHF 56%
- EUR/AUD 76%
- EUR/NZD 73%
- EUR/GBP 68%
- USD/CNH 67%
- CAD/JPY 76%
- USD/SGD 71%
- EUR/CHF 61%
- GBP/AUD 67%
- GBP/NZD 60%
- AUD/NZD 65%
- GBP/CHF 74%
- EUR/SGD 83%
- NZD/CHF 36%
- AUD/CHF 58%
- EUR/JPY 75%
- EUR/SEK 100%
- CHF/JPY 70%
- EUR/CAD 66%
- GBP/JPY 74%
- NZD/JPY 68%
- AUD/JPY 63%
- NZD/USD 70%
- GBP/CAD 63%
- NZD/CAD 64%
- AUD/CAD 71%
- Dash/Bitcoin 0%
- Dash/USD 57%
- Cardano/USD 85%
- EOS/USD 70%
- BitcoinCash/USD 80%
- Litecoin/Bitcoin 67%
- Litecoin/USD 86%
- IOTA/USD 33%
- Tron/USD 73%
- NEO/USD 100%
- Ethereum/USD 75%
- Monero/USD 100%
- Bitcoin/USD 75%
- XRP/USD 75%
- US Dollar Index 78%
- DAX 100%
- Dow Jones 82%
- NASDAQ 100 76%
- S&P 500 76%
- RUSSELL 2000 83%
- CAC 40 0%
- FTSE 100 100%
- WTI Crude Oil 71%
- Natural Gas 67%
- Palladium 75%
- Silver 76%
- Gold 76%
- Copper 40%
- Platinum 67%
- Alphabet 79%
- Alibaba 86%
- Hewlett-Packard 75%
- Home Depot 75%
- Apple 79%
- AT&T 70%
- Verizon 0%
- JPMorgan Chase 86%
- Johnson&Johnson 83%
- Microsoft 81%
- McDonald's 82%
- IBM 67%
- Procter & Gamble 100%
- Coca-Cola 63%
- nVidia 75%
- Citigroup 75%
- Pfizer 74%
- Cisco Systems 50%
- Meta Platforms 87%
- Twitter 60%
- Bank of America 33%
- Goldman Sachs Group 50%
- eBay 50%
- General Electrics 60%
- Intel 67%
- Walt Disney 50%
- Exxon Mobil 100%
- Amazon 84%
- Tesla Motors 82%
- Boeing 67%
- Corn 33%
- Coffee 60%
- Dogecoin 67%
- Binance Coin 50%
- Polkadot 50%
- Chainlink 71%
- Solana 25%
- EUR/ZAR 50%
Price
accuracy 72%
accuracy 72%
- AUD/USD 70%
- EUR/USD 74%
- GBP/USD 75%
- USD/CAD 74%
- USD/CHF 70%
- USD/JPY 71%
- USD/ZAR 79%
- CAD/CHF 55%
- EUR/AUD 75%
- EUR/NZD 73%
- EUR/GBP 64%
- USD/CNH 67%
- CAD/JPY 73%
- USD/SGD 71%
- EUR/CHF 58%
- GBP/AUD 67%
- GBP/NZD 60%
- AUD/NZD 62%
- GBP/CHF 73%
- EUR/SGD 83%
- NZD/CHF 36%
- AUD/CHF 58%
- EUR/JPY 74%
- EUR/SEK 78%
- CHF/JPY 70%
- EUR/CAD 66%
- GBP/JPY 74%
- NZD/JPY 68%
- AUD/JPY 63%
- NZD/USD 69%
- GBP/CAD 63%
- NZD/CAD 63%
- AUD/CAD 69%
- Dash/Bitcoin 0%
- Dash/USD 57%
- Cardano/USD 82%
- EOS/USD 70%
- BitcoinCash/USD 80%
- Litecoin/Bitcoin 67%
- Litecoin/USD 86%
- IOTA/USD 33%
- Tron/USD 71%
- NEO/USD 100%
- Ethereum/USD 75%
- Monero/USD 100%
- Bitcoin/USD 74%
- XRP/USD 74%
- US Dollar Index 78%
- DAX 100%
- Dow Jones 82%
- NASDAQ 100 76%
- S&P 500 73%
- RUSSELL 2000 83%
- CAC 40 0%
- FTSE 100 100%
- WTI Crude Oil 71%
- Natural Gas 67%
- Palladium 75%
- Silver 76%
- Gold 75%
- Copper 40%
- Platinum 67%
- Alphabet 77%
- Alibaba 86%
- Hewlett-Packard 75%
- Home Depot 75%
- Apple 79%
- AT&T 70%
- Verizon 0%
- JPMorgan Chase 86%
- Johnson&Johnson 83%
- Microsoft 78%
- McDonald's 74%
- IBM 67%
- Procter & Gamble 100%
- Coca-Cola 63%
- nVidia 75%
- Citigroup 75%
- Pfizer 74%
- Cisco Systems 50%
- Meta Platforms 81%
- Twitter 43%
- Bank of America 33%
- Goldman Sachs Group 19%
- eBay 50%
- General Electrics 60%
- Intel 65%
- Walt Disney 43%
- Exxon Mobil 52%
- Amazon 84%
- Tesla Motors 81%
- Boeing 54%
- Corn 8%
- Coffee 60%
- Dogecoin 67%
- Binance Coin 50%
- Polkadot 50%
- Chainlink 71%
- Solana 25%
- EUR/ZAR 50%
Profitableness,
pips/day 12
pips/day 12
- AUD/USD -2
- EUR/USD -1
- GBP/USD 2
- USD/CAD 0
- USD/CHF 1
- USD/JPY -4
- USD/ZAR 3
- CAD/CHF -6
- EUR/AUD 5
- EUR/NZD -1
- EUR/GBP 3
- USD/CNH -50
- CAD/JPY 2
- USD/SGD 6
- EUR/CHF -1
- GBP/AUD -2
- GBP/NZD -11
- AUD/NZD -1
- GBP/CHF 2
- EUR/SGD 13
- NZD/CHF -14
- AUD/CHF -6
- EUR/JPY 4
- EUR/SEK 77
- CHF/JPY 2
- EUR/CAD -1
- GBP/JPY -1
- NZD/JPY -3
- AUD/JPY -7
- NZD/USD -1
- GBP/CAD -8
- NZD/CAD -3
- AUD/CAD 0
- Dash/Bitcoin -1
- Dash/USD -175
- Cardano/USD 256
- EOS/USD 25
- BitcoinCash/USD 29
- Litecoin/Bitcoin 0
- Litecoin/USD 510
- IOTA/USD -200
- Tron/USD 30
- NEO/USD 125
- Ethereum/USD 74
- Monero/USD 400
- Bitcoin/USD 21
- XRP/USD 150
- US Dollar Index 3
- DAX 180
- Dow Jones 30
- NASDAQ 100 -16
- S&P 500 0
- RUSSELL 2000 0
- CAC 40 -88
- FTSE 100 20
- WTI Crude Oil -2
- Natural Gas -30
- Palladium 75
- Silver 1
- Gold 1
- Copper -317
- Platinum 0
- Alphabet 27
- Alibaba 4
- Hewlett-Packard 7
- Home Depot 0
- Apple 3
- AT&T 7
- Verizon -8
- JPMorgan Chase 110
- Johnson&Johnson 16
- Microsoft 0
- McDonald's 3
- IBM -26
- Procter & Gamble 600
- Coca-Cola -9
- nVidia -2
- Citigroup 3
- Pfizer -8
- Cisco Systems 6
- Meta Platforms 3
- Twitter -8
- Bank of America -22
- Goldman Sachs Group -90
- eBay -42
- General Electrics -19
- Intel 4
- Walt Disney 13
- Exxon Mobil 10
- Amazon 0
- Tesla Motors -24
- Boeing -2
- Corn -42
- Coffee -33
- Dogecoin -291
- Binance Coin -1000
- Polkadot 0
- Chainlink -8
- Solana -1700
- EUR/ZAR -350
FPro
Symbols: 51
Trend
accuracy 73%
accuracy 73%
- CNY/RUB 35%
- GBP/RUB 38%
- AUD/USD 77%
- EUR/RUB 70%
- EUR/USD 69%
- GBP/USD 69%
- USD/CAD 81%
- USD/CHF 78%
- USD/JPY 72%
- USD/RUB 65%
- CAD/CHF 63%
- EUR/AUD 76%
- EUR/NZD 77%
- EUR/GBP 73%
- CAD/JPY 75%
- EUR/CHF 74%
- GBP/AUD 75%
- GBP/NZD 70%
- AUD/NZD 69%
- GBP/CHF 63%
- NZD/CHF 68%
- AUD/CHF 75%
- EUR/JPY 73%
- CHF/JPY 70%
- EUR/CAD 79%
- GBP/JPY 68%
- NZD/JPY 64%
- AUD/JPY 69%
- NZD/USD 77%
- GBP/CAD 72%
- NZD/CAD 89%
- AUD/CAD 63%
- Litecoin/USD 100%
- Ethereum/USD 77%
- Bitcoin/USD 80%
- US Dollar Index 62%
- DAX 100%
- Dow Jones 77%
- NASDAQ 100 76%
- S&P 500 79%
- Brent Crude Oil 100%
- WTI Crude Oil 72%
- Natural Gas 79%
- Silver 74%
- Gold 74%
- Apple 80%
- JPMorgan Chase 67%
- Walt Disney 57%
- Amazon 100%
- Tesla Motors 84%
- Uniswap 75%
Price
accuracy 72%
accuracy 72%
- CNY/RUB 35%
- GBP/RUB 38%
- AUD/USD 77%
- EUR/RUB 53%
- EUR/USD 67%
- GBP/USD 67%
- USD/CAD 81%
- USD/CHF 76%
- USD/JPY 72%
- USD/RUB 45%
- CAD/CHF 61%
- EUR/AUD 76%
- EUR/NZD 77%
- EUR/GBP 70%
- CAD/JPY 75%
- EUR/CHF 74%
- GBP/AUD 75%
- GBP/NZD 70%
- AUD/NZD 69%
- GBP/CHF 63%
- NZD/CHF 68%
- AUD/CHF 75%
- EUR/JPY 71%
- CHF/JPY 70%
- EUR/CAD 78%
- GBP/JPY 68%
- NZD/JPY 64%
- AUD/JPY 69%
- NZD/USD 77%
- GBP/CAD 72%
- NZD/CAD 89%
- AUD/CAD 60%
- Litecoin/USD 100%
- Ethereum/USD 77%
- Bitcoin/USD 78%
- US Dollar Index 62%
- DAX 100%
- Dow Jones 76%
- NASDAQ 100 75%
- S&P 500 78%
- Brent Crude Oil 100%
- WTI Crude Oil 71%
- Natural Gas 79%
- Silver 74%
- Gold 73%
- Apple 80%
- JPMorgan Chase 67%
- Walt Disney 57%
- Amazon 100%
- Tesla Motors 84%
- Uniswap 75%
Profitableness,
pips/day 31
pips/day 31
- CNY/RUB 11
- GBP/RUB 16
- AUD/USD 1
- EUR/RUB 13
- EUR/USD -1
- GBP/USD 0
- USD/CAD 7
- USD/CHF 0
- USD/JPY -4
- USD/RUB 10
- CAD/CHF -5
- EUR/AUD 0
- EUR/NZD 1
- EUR/GBP 0
- CAD/JPY -1
- EUR/CHF 0
- GBP/AUD -1
- GBP/NZD -7
- AUD/NZD -2
- GBP/CHF -5
- NZD/CHF -2
- AUD/CHF 1
- EUR/JPY -1
- CHF/JPY -6
- EUR/CAD 0
- GBP/JPY -4
- NZD/JPY -7
- AUD/JPY -5
- NZD/USD -2
- GBP/CAD -3
- NZD/CAD 14
- AUD/CAD 0
- Litecoin/USD 195
- Ethereum/USD 6
- Bitcoin/USD 213
- US Dollar Index -4
- DAX 8
- Dow Jones -3
- NASDAQ 100 13
- S&P 500 0
- Brent Crude Oil 782
- WTI Crude Oil -1
- Natural Gas 9
- Silver -2
- Gold 0
- Apple 0
- JPMorgan Chase -49
- Walt Disney -50
- Amazon 2
- Tesla Motors 4
- Uniswap 3
1Pips
Symbols: 42
Trend
accuracy 73%
accuracy 73%
- AUD/USD 75%
- EUR/USD 72%
- GBP/USD 73%
- USD/CAD 78%
- USD/CHF 74%
- USD/JPY 69%
- CAD/CHF 0%
- EUR/AUD 71%
- EUR/NZD 74%
- EUR/GBP 66%
- CAD/JPY 71%
- GBP/AUD 73%
- GBP/NZD 83%
- AUD/NZD 84%
- NZD/CHF 100%
- AUD/CHF 79%
- EUR/JPY 71%
- CHF/JPY 82%
- EUR/CAD 78%
- GBP/JPY 73%
- NZD/JPY 73%
- AUD/JPY 74%
- NZD/USD 66%
- GBP/CAD 82%
- NZD/CAD 77%
- AUD/CAD 73%
- BitcoinCash/USD 100%
- Litecoin/USD 73%
- Ethereum/USD 66%
- Monero/USD 67%
- Bitcoin/USD 68%
- XRP/USD 58%
- US Dollar Index 74%
- Dow Jones 74%
- NASDAQ 100 68%
- S&P 500 77%
- Brent Crude Oil 75%
- WTI Crude Oil 86%
- Natural Gas 100%
- Silver 72%
- Gold 72%
- Wheat 100%
Price
accuracy 72%
accuracy 72%
- AUD/USD 74%
- EUR/USD 71%
- GBP/USD 72%
- USD/CAD 78%
- USD/CHF 73%
- USD/JPY 69%
- CAD/CHF 0%
- EUR/AUD 71%
- EUR/NZD 74%
- EUR/GBP 63%
- CAD/JPY 71%
- GBP/AUD 73%
- GBP/NZD 83%
- AUD/NZD 84%
- NZD/CHF 100%
- AUD/CHF 78%
- EUR/JPY 71%
- CHF/JPY 81%
- EUR/CAD 78%
- GBP/JPY 72%
- NZD/JPY 73%
- AUD/JPY 73%
- NZD/USD 65%
- GBP/CAD 82%
- NZD/CAD 77%
- AUD/CAD 72%
- BitcoinCash/USD 100%
- Litecoin/USD 66%
- Ethereum/USD 65%
- Monero/USD 67%
- Bitcoin/USD 68%
- XRP/USD 58%
- US Dollar Index 73%
- Dow Jones 74%
- NASDAQ 100 68%
- S&P 500 75%
- Brent Crude Oil 75%
- WTI Crude Oil 86%
- Natural Gas 100%
- Silver 72%
- Gold 72%
- Wheat 100%
Profitableness,
pips/day -6
pips/day -6
- AUD/USD 1
- EUR/USD -1
- GBP/USD -1
- USD/CAD 3
- USD/CHF 2
- USD/JPY -2
- CAD/CHF -7
- EUR/AUD -4
- EUR/NZD -3
- EUR/GBP -2
- CAD/JPY -3
- GBP/AUD -3
- GBP/NZD 7
- AUD/NZD 2
- NZD/CHF 10
- AUD/CHF 3
- EUR/JPY -2
- CHF/JPY 7
- EUR/CAD 2
- GBP/JPY -3
- NZD/JPY -1
- AUD/JPY -2
- NZD/USD -3
- GBP/CAD 4
- NZD/CAD -1
- AUD/CAD -1
- BitcoinCash/USD 500
- Litecoin/USD 272
- Ethereum/USD -81
- Monero/USD -200
- Bitcoin/USD -15
- XRP/USD -72
- US Dollar Index 0
- Dow Jones 14
- NASDAQ 100 -3
- S&P 500 2
- Brent Crude Oil 11
- WTI Crude Oil 25
- Natural Gas 50
- Silver -4
- Gold 0
- Wheat 60
Erlan
Symbols: 89
Trend
accuracy 73%
accuracy 73%
- AUD/USD 73%
- EUR/USD 75%
- GBP/USD 77%
- USD/CAD 72%
- USD/CHF 65%
- USD/JPY 75%
- CAD/CHF 50%
- EUR/AUD 71%
- EUR/NZD 73%
- EUR/GBP 71%
- CAD/JPY 75%
- EUR/CHF 71%
- GBP/AUD 57%
- GBP/NZD 67%
- AUD/NZD 67%
- GBP/CHF 71%
- NZD/CHF 64%
- AUD/CHF 52%
- EUR/JPY 73%
- CHF/JPY 70%
- EUR/CAD 71%
- GBP/JPY 74%
- NZD/JPY 68%
- AUD/JPY 74%
- NZD/USD 66%
- GBP/CAD 64%
- NZD/CAD 76%
- AUD/CAD 65%
- Dash/USD 50%
- Stellar/USD 81%
- EthereumClassic/USD 100%
- Zcash/USD 71%
- Cardano/USD 70%
- EOS/USD 67%
- BitcoinCash/USD 92%
- Litecoin/USD 72%
- Tron/USD 61%
- NEO/USD 50%
- Ethereum/USD 76%
- Monero/USD 88%
- Bitcoin/USD 75%
- XRP/USD 73%
- US Dollar Index 72%
- DAX 63%
- Dow Jones 80%
- NASDAQ 100 73%
- S&P 500 75%
- RUSSELL 2000 64%
- Brent Crude Oil 53%
- WTI Crude Oil 70%
- Natural Gas 80%
- Silver 72%
- Gold 74%
- Copper 86%
- Canopy Growth 0%
- Tilray 0%
- Alibaba 80%
- Visa 0%
- Uber Technologies 0%
- Apple 89%
- JPMorgan Chase 70%
- Johnson&Johnson 0%
- Coca-Cola 0%
- nVidia 60%
- Citigroup 50%
- Pfizer 0%
- Meta Platforms 33%
- Bank of America 0%
- eBay 50%
- General Electrics 61%
- Intel 50%
- Ford Motor 33%
- Walt Disney 100%
- Amazon 0%
- LYFT 100%
- Tesla Motors 83%
- Aurora Cannabis 25%
- Boeing 75%
- Dogecoin 77%
- Shiba Inu 100%
- Binance Coin 77%
- Polkadot 75%
- Uniswap 80%
- Chainlink 78%
- BitTorrent 80%
- Solana 78%
- Aave 88%
- Terra 100%
- VeChain 50%
Price
accuracy 72%
accuracy 72%
- AUD/USD 73%
- EUR/USD 74%
- GBP/USD 77%
- USD/CAD 72%
- USD/CHF 65%
- USD/JPY 75%
- CAD/CHF 47%
- EUR/AUD 71%
- EUR/NZD 73%
- EUR/GBP 70%
- CAD/JPY 75%
- EUR/CHF 70%
- GBP/AUD 57%
- GBP/NZD 67%
- AUD/NZD 67%
- GBP/CHF 71%
- NZD/CHF 64%
- AUD/CHF 49%
- EUR/JPY 72%
- CHF/JPY 70%
- EUR/CAD 70%
- GBP/JPY 74%
- NZD/JPY 68%
- AUD/JPY 74%
- NZD/USD 66%
- GBP/CAD 63%
- NZD/CAD 74%
- AUD/CAD 61%
- Dash/USD 50%
- Stellar/USD 81%
- EthereumClassic/USD 100%
- Zcash/USD 71%
- Cardano/USD 70%
- EOS/USD 67%
- BitcoinCash/USD 92%
- Litecoin/USD 72%
- Tron/USD 60%
- NEO/USD 50%
- Ethereum/USD 76%
- Monero/USD 88%
- Bitcoin/USD 75%
- XRP/USD 72%
- US Dollar Index 72%
- DAX 63%
- Dow Jones 80%
- NASDAQ 100 73%
- S&P 500 72%
- RUSSELL 2000 64%
- Brent Crude Oil 53%
- WTI Crude Oil 70%
- Natural Gas 80%
- Silver 72%
- Gold 74%
- Copper 86%
- Canopy Growth 0%
- Tilray 0%
- Alibaba 66%
- Visa 0%
- Uber Technologies 0%
- Apple 87%
- JPMorgan Chase 62%
- Johnson&Johnson 0%
- Coca-Cola 0%
- nVidia 60%
- Citigroup 50%
- Pfizer 0%
- Meta Platforms 33%
- Bank of America 0%
- eBay 50%
- General Electrics 56%
- Intel 50%
- Ford Motor 33%
- Walt Disney 100%
- Amazon 0%
- LYFT 100%
- Tesla Motors 83%
- Aurora Cannabis 25%
- Boeing 37%
- Dogecoin 77%
- Shiba Inu 100%
- Binance Coin 77%
- Polkadot 75%
- Uniswap 80%
- Chainlink 78%
- BitTorrent 60%
- Solana 78%
- Aave 88%
- Terra 100%
- VeChain 50%
Profitableness,
pips/day 14
pips/day 14
- AUD/USD 0
- EUR/USD 1
- GBP/USD 2
- USD/CAD -2
- USD/CHF -4
- USD/JPY 1
- CAD/CHF -9
- EUR/AUD -2
- EUR/NZD 1
- EUR/GBP 0
- CAD/JPY -4
- EUR/CHF 0
- GBP/AUD -16
- GBP/NZD -9
- AUD/NZD -6
- GBP/CHF -1
- NZD/CHF -4
- AUD/CHF -6
- EUR/JPY 0
- CHF/JPY -4
- EUR/CAD 1
- GBP/JPY -3
- NZD/JPY -4
- AUD/JPY 2
- NZD/USD -5
- GBP/CAD -11
- NZD/CAD 0
- AUD/CAD -5
- Dash/USD -10
- Stellar/USD 7
- EthereumClassic/USD 200
- Zcash/USD -17
- Cardano/USD -107
- EOS/USD 5
- BitcoinCash/USD 142
- Litecoin/USD 41
- Tron/USD -9
- NEO/USD -34
- Ethereum/USD 23
- Monero/USD 195
- Bitcoin/USD 58
- XRP/USD -8
- US Dollar Index -2
- DAX -18
- Dow Jones 8
- NASDAQ 100 4
- S&P 500 -3
- RUSSELL 2000 -44
- Brent Crude Oil -32
- WTI Crude Oil 1
- Natural Gas 6
- Silver 0
- Gold 0
- Copper 50
- Canopy Growth -29
- Tilray -11
- Alibaba 3
- Visa -22
- Uber Technologies -23
- Apple 4
- JPMorgan Chase -88
- Johnson&Johnson -67
- Coca-Cola 0
- nVidia 0
- Citigroup -30
- Pfizer -111
- Meta Platforms -13
- Bank of America -35
- eBay 1
- General Electrics -27
- Intel -20
- Ford Motor -2
- Walt Disney 133
- Amazon -6
- LYFT 506
- Tesla Motors 3
- Aurora Cannabis -13
- Boeing -1
- Dogecoin 13
- Shiba Inu 57
- Binance Coin -38
- Polkadot 0
- Uniswap 500
- Chainlink 15
- BitTorrent 65
- Solana 43
- Aave 130
- Terra 100
- VeChain -18
Veron
Symbols: 35
Trend
accuracy 72%
accuracy 72%
- Gazprom 75%
- AUD/USD 72%
- EUR/USD 72%
- GBP/USD 69%
- USD/CAD 66%
- USD/CHF 71%
- USD/JPY 70%
- CAD/CHF 71%
- EUR/AUD 73%
- EUR/NZD 78%
- EUR/GBP 65%
- CAD/JPY 74%
- EUR/CHF 75%
- GBP/AUD 77%
- GBP/NZD 66%
- AUD/NZD 75%
- GBP/CHF 71%
- NZD/CHF 67%
- AUD/CHF 71%
- EUR/JPY 72%
- CHF/JPY 70%
- EUR/CAD 74%
- GBP/JPY 73%
- NZD/JPY 76%
- AUD/JPY 73%
- NZD/USD 75%
- GBP/CAD 72%
- NZD/CAD 76%
- AUD/CAD 71%
- Bitcoin/USD 85%
- Dow Jones 84%
- NASDAQ 100 88%
- WTI Crude Oil 54%
- Silver 0%
- Gold 75%
Price
accuracy 72%
accuracy 72%
- Gazprom 75%
- AUD/USD 71%
- EUR/USD 71%
- GBP/USD 69%
- USD/CAD 66%
- USD/CHF 71%
- USD/JPY 69%
- CAD/CHF 71%
- EUR/AUD 73%
- EUR/NZD 78%
- EUR/GBP 65%
- CAD/JPY 73%
- EUR/CHF 75%
- GBP/AUD 77%
- GBP/NZD 66%
- AUD/NZD 75%
- GBP/CHF 71%
- NZD/CHF 67%
- AUD/CHF 71%
- EUR/JPY 72%
- CHF/JPY 69%
- EUR/CAD 74%
- GBP/JPY 73%
- NZD/JPY 75%
- AUD/JPY 73%
- NZD/USD 74%
- GBP/CAD 71%
- NZD/CAD 75%
- AUD/CAD 70%
- Bitcoin/USD 77%
- Dow Jones 84%
- NASDAQ 100 88%
- WTI Crude Oil 54%
- Silver 0%
- Gold 75%
Profitableness,
pips/day 1
pips/day 1
- Gazprom 10
- AUD/USD -1
- EUR/USD 2
- GBP/USD -1
- USD/CAD -6
- USD/CHF -2
- USD/JPY -1
- CAD/CHF 1
- EUR/AUD 0
- EUR/NZD 5
- EUR/GBP -3
- CAD/JPY 0
- EUR/CHF -3
- GBP/AUD 3
- GBP/NZD -13
- AUD/NZD 3
- GBP/CHF 1
- NZD/CHF 0
- AUD/CHF -4
- EUR/JPY 0
- CHF/JPY -4
- EUR/CAD -1
- GBP/JPY 6
- NZD/JPY 2
- AUD/JPY -2
- NZD/USD 3
- GBP/CAD 2
- NZD/CAD 3
- AUD/CAD 3
- Bitcoin/USD 133
- Dow Jones 17
- NASDAQ 100 41
- WTI Crude Oil -11
- Silver -7
- Gold 0
Helsi
Symbols: 65
Trend
accuracy 71%
accuracy 71%
- AUD/USD 76%
- EUR/USD 70%
- GBP/USD 71%
- USD/CAD 71%
- USD/CHF 68%
- USD/JPY 74%
- CAD/CHF 72%
- EUR/AUD 68%
- EUR/NZD 72%
- EUR/GBP 64%
- CAD/JPY 72%
- USD/SGD 75%
- EUR/CHF 72%
- GBP/AUD 65%
- GBP/NZD 64%
- USD/SEK 100%
- AUD/NZD 71%
- GBP/CHF 71%
- NZD/CHF 61%
- AUD/CHF 76%
- EUR/JPY 65%
- CHF/JPY 66%
- EUR/CAD 75%
- GBP/JPY 72%
- NZD/JPY 64%
- AUD/JPY 71%
- NZD/USD 66%
- GBP/CAD 64%
- NZD/CAD 70%
- AUD/CAD 62%
- Stellar/USD 50%
- Cardano/USD 82%
- BitcoinCash/USD 70%
- Litecoin/USD 79%
- Ethereum/Bitcoin 60%
- Ethereum/USD 75%
- Monero/USD 68%
- Bitcoin/USD 72%
- XRP/USD 74%
- US Dollar Index 78%
- DAX 74%
- Nikkei 225 100%
- Dow Jones 78%
- NASDAQ 100 86%
- S&P 500 74%
- EURO STOXX 50 75%
- Brent Crude Oil 33%
- WTI Crude Oil 73%
- Natural Gas 73%
- Silver 73%
- Gold 74%
- Copper 0%
- BMW 0%
- Netflix 100%
- Procter & Gamble 100%
- Twitter 100%
- Caterpillar 100%
- Tencent Holdings 100%
- Tesla Motors 67%
- Coffee 50%
- Dogecoin 54%
- Binance Coin 69%
- Polkadot 50%
- Chainlink 50%
- Solana 50%
Price
accuracy 71%
accuracy 71%
- AUD/USD 75%
- EUR/USD 69%
- GBP/USD 71%
- USD/CAD 70%
- USD/CHF 68%
- USD/JPY 74%
- CAD/CHF 70%
- EUR/AUD 68%
- EUR/NZD 71%
- EUR/GBP 63%
- CAD/JPY 69%
- USD/SGD 75%
- EUR/CHF 70%
- GBP/AUD 65%
- GBP/NZD 64%
- USD/SEK 100%
- AUD/NZD 67%
- GBP/CHF 70%
- NZD/CHF 60%
- AUD/CHF 74%
- EUR/JPY 64%
- CHF/JPY 65%
- EUR/CAD 74%
- GBP/JPY 71%
- NZD/JPY 64%
- AUD/JPY 70%
- NZD/USD 66%
- GBP/CAD 64%
- NZD/CAD 69%
- AUD/CAD 62%
- Stellar/USD 50%
- Cardano/USD 82%
- BitcoinCash/USD 70%
- Litecoin/USD 79%
- Ethereum/Bitcoin 60%
- Ethereum/USD 75%
- Monero/USD 68%
- Bitcoin/USD 72%
- XRP/USD 70%
- US Dollar Index 77%
- DAX 74%
- Nikkei 225 1%
- Dow Jones 78%
- NASDAQ 100 86%
- S&P 500 73%
- EURO STOXX 50 75%
- Brent Crude Oil 33%
- WTI Crude Oil 73%
- Natural Gas 71%
- Silver 72%
- Gold 73%
- Copper 0%
- BMW 0%
- Netflix 81%
- Procter & Gamble 100%
- Twitter 100%
- Caterpillar 48%
- Tencent Holdings 100%
- Tesla Motors 67%
- Coffee 11%
- Dogecoin 54%
- Binance Coin 68%
- Polkadot 50%
- Chainlink 50%
- Solana 50%
Profitableness,
pips/day -7
pips/day -7
- AUD/USD -1
- EUR/USD -1
- GBP/USD 0
- USD/CAD -1
- USD/CHF -2
- USD/JPY 4
- CAD/CHF 1
- EUR/AUD -1
- EUR/NZD 2
- EUR/GBP -2
- CAD/JPY -1
- USD/SGD 3
- EUR/CHF 1
- GBP/AUD -7
- GBP/NZD -8
- USD/SEK 321
- AUD/NZD 0
- GBP/CHF 0
- NZD/CHF -2
- AUD/CHF 4
- EUR/JPY -6
- CHF/JPY -1
- EUR/CAD 3
- GBP/JPY 0
- NZD/JPY -5
- AUD/JPY 3
- NZD/USD -5
- GBP/CAD -5
- NZD/CAD 1
- AUD/CAD -4
- Stellar/USD -39
- Cardano/USD 56
- BitcoinCash/USD 34
- Litecoin/USD 113
- Ethereum/Bitcoin -4
- Ethereum/USD -118
- Monero/USD 102
- Bitcoin/USD -32
- XRP/USD 134
- US Dollar Index 2
- DAX 5
- Nikkei 225 2
- Dow Jones 19
- NASDAQ 100 35
- S&P 500 -1
- EURO STOXX 50 50
- Brent Crude Oil -33
- WTI Crude Oil 9
- Natural Gas -15
- Silver 1
- Gold 0
- Copper -1150
- BMW -45
- Netflix 21
- Procter & Gamble 18
- Twitter 136
- Caterpillar 122
- Tencent Holdings 295
- Tesla Motors -42
- Coffee -17
- Dogecoin -249
- Binance Coin -69
- Polkadot 0
- Chainlink -34
- Solana -100
ForexFamily
Symbols: 54
Trend
accuracy 71%
accuracy 71%
- AUD/USD 73%
- EUR/USD 67%
- GBP/USD 72%
- USD/CAD 71%
- USD/CHF 75%
- USD/JPY 71%
- USD/RUB 100%
- CAD/CHF 60%
- EUR/AUD 72%
- EUR/NZD 76%
- EUR/GBP 62%
- USD/CNH 75%
- CAD/JPY 74%
- USD/SGD 50%
- EUR/CHF 62%
- GBP/AUD 74%
- GBP/NZD 72%
- AUD/NZD 71%
- GBP/CHF 68%
- NZD/CHF 69%
- AUD/CHF 76%
- EUR/JPY 69%
- CHF/JPY 67%
- EUR/CAD 61%
- GBP/JPY 70%
- NZD/JPY 68%
- AUD/JPY 70%
- NZD/USD 72%
- GBP/CAD 59%
- NZD/CAD 67%
- AUD/CAD 70%
- Stellar/USD 50%
- Cardano/USD 71%
- EOS/USD 50%
- Litecoin/USD 60%
- IOTA/USD 50%
- Ethereum/USD 74%
- Bitcoin/USD 79%
- US Dollar Index 75%
- Dow Jones 67%
- NASDAQ 100 75%
- S&P 500 100%
- WTI Crude Oil 79%
- Natural Gas 100%
- Silver 86%
- Gold 74%
- Meta Platforms 88%
- Amazon 100%
- Tesla Motors 100%
- Dogecoin 100%
- Binance Coin 88%
- Polkadot 25%
- Chainlink 88%
- Avalanche 50%
Price
accuracy 71%
accuracy 71%
- AUD/USD 73%
- EUR/USD 66%
- GBP/USD 72%
- USD/CAD 71%
- USD/CHF 74%
- USD/JPY 71%
- USD/RUB 100%
- CAD/CHF 57%
- EUR/AUD 72%
- EUR/NZD 76%
- EUR/GBP 61%
- USD/CNH 75%
- CAD/JPY 74%
- USD/SGD 50%
- EUR/CHF 59%
- GBP/AUD 74%
- GBP/NZD 72%
- AUD/NZD 69%
- GBP/CHF 68%
- NZD/CHF 69%
- AUD/CHF 76%
- EUR/JPY 69%
- CHF/JPY 66%
- EUR/CAD 61%
- GBP/JPY 70%
- NZD/JPY 67%
- AUD/JPY 70%
- NZD/USD 71%
- GBP/CAD 59%
- NZD/CAD 65%
- AUD/CAD 69%
- Stellar/USD 50%
- Cardano/USD 71%
- EOS/USD 50%
- Litecoin/USD 60%
- IOTA/USD 50%
- Ethereum/USD 74%
- Bitcoin/USD 79%
- US Dollar Index 74%
- Dow Jones 67%
- NASDAQ 100 73%
- S&P 500 56%
- WTI Crude Oil 79%
- Natural Gas 96%
- Silver 86%
- Gold 74%
- Meta Platforms 88%
- Amazon 100%
- Tesla Motors 100%
- Dogecoin 100%
- Binance Coin 88%
- Polkadot 25%
- Chainlink 88%
- Avalanche 50%
Profitableness,
pips/day 7
pips/day 7
- AUD/USD 0
- EUR/USD -5
- GBP/USD -2
- USD/CAD -3
- USD/CHF 4
- USD/JPY -1
- USD/RUB 17
- CAD/CHF -3
- EUR/AUD 2
- EUR/NZD 5
- EUR/GBP 1
- USD/CNH 0
- CAD/JPY 3
- USD/SGD -20
- EUR/CHF -1
- GBP/AUD 0
- GBP/NZD -2
- AUD/NZD -2
- GBP/CHF 0
- NZD/CHF 0
- AUD/CHF 2
- EUR/JPY 0
- CHF/JPY -4
- EUR/CAD -7
- GBP/JPY -2
- NZD/JPY -3
- AUD/JPY -1
- NZD/USD -1
- GBP/CAD -3
- NZD/CAD -2
- AUD/CAD -2
- Stellar/USD -13
- Cardano/USD -82
- EOS/USD -40
- Litecoin/USD 35
- IOTA/USD -60
- Ethereum/USD 83
- Bitcoin/USD 144
- US Dollar Index 0
- Dow Jones -33
- NASDAQ 100 13
- S&P 500 3
- WTI Crude Oil 15
- Natural Gas 24
- Silver 6
- Gold -1
- Meta Platforms 13
- Amazon 5
- Tesla Motors 27
- Dogecoin 400
- Binance Coin 0
- Polkadot 0
- Chainlink 13
- Avalanche -60
WaveFX
Symbols: 48
Trend
accuracy 71%
accuracy 71%
- AUD/USD 71%
- EUR/USD 72%
- GBP/USD 74%
- USD/CAD 72%
- USD/CHF 76%
- USD/JPY 67%
- CAD/CHF 100%
- EUR/AUD 54%
- EUR/NZD 45%
- EUR/GBP 57%
- CAD/JPY 53%
- USD/SGD 100%
- USD/NOK 71%
- EUR/CHF 67%
- GBP/AUD 57%
- GBP/NZD 50%
- USD/SEK 57%
- USD/MXN 0%
- AUD/NZD 65%
- GBP/CHF 71%
- NZD/CHF 67%
- AUD/CHF 68%
- EUR/JPY 65%
- CHF/JPY 69%
- EUR/CAD 58%
- GBP/JPY 75%
- NZD/JPY 62%
- AUD/JPY 72%
- NZD/USD 69%
- GBP/CAD 76%
- NZD/CAD 76%
- AUD/CAD 52%
- Stellar/USD 50%
- Cardano/USD 63%
- Litecoin/USD 60%
- NEO/USD 75%
- Ethereum/USD 75%
- Bitcoin/USD 73%
- US Dollar Index 70%
- DAX 75%
- Dow Jones 50%
- NASDAQ 100 67%
- S&P 500 75%
- WTI Crude Oil 70%
- Palladium 0%
- Gold 67%
- Microsoft 100%
- Solana 80%
Price
accuracy 70%
accuracy 70%
- AUD/USD 71%
- EUR/USD 72%
- GBP/USD 73%
- USD/CAD 71%
- USD/CHF 73%
- USD/JPY 66%
- CAD/CHF 100%
- EUR/AUD 57%
- EUR/NZD 41%
- EUR/GBP 51%
- CAD/JPY 50%
- USD/SGD 29%
- USD/NOK 71%
- EUR/CHF 67%
- GBP/AUD 57%
- GBP/NZD 50%
- USD/SEK 48%
- USD/MXN 0%
- AUD/NZD 60%
- GBP/CHF 71%
- NZD/CHF 67%
- AUD/CHF 68%
- EUR/JPY 61%
- CHF/JPY 66%
- EUR/CAD 53%
- GBP/JPY 74%
- NZD/JPY 56%
- AUD/JPY 70%
- NZD/USD 66%
- GBP/CAD 77%
- NZD/CAD 76%
- AUD/CAD 50%
- Stellar/USD 50%
- Cardano/USD 63%
- Litecoin/USD 60%
- NEO/USD 75%
- Ethereum/USD 75%
- Bitcoin/USD 72%
- US Dollar Index 69%
- DAX 75%
- Dow Jones 50%
- NASDAQ 100 54%
- S&P 500 75%
- WTI Crude Oil 70%
- Palladium 0%
- Gold 67%
- Microsoft 100%
- Solana 80%
Profitableness,
pips/day 7
pips/day 7
- AUD/USD 3
- EUR/USD -1
- GBP/USD 3
- USD/CAD 1
- USD/CHF 4
- USD/JPY 0
- CAD/CHF 22
- EUR/AUD -17
- EUR/NZD -10
- EUR/GBP -1
- CAD/JPY 1
- USD/SGD 6
- USD/NOK -17
- EUR/CHF -5
- GBP/AUD -5
- GBP/NZD -8
- USD/SEK -47
- USD/MXN -120
- AUD/NZD -1
- GBP/CHF 2
- NZD/CHF -7
- AUD/CHF 2
- EUR/JPY -2
- CHF/JPY 0
- EUR/CAD -6
- GBP/JPY 14
- NZD/JPY -3
- AUD/JPY 2
- NZD/USD 0
- GBP/CAD -5
- NZD/CAD 4
- AUD/CAD -3
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Completed signals of Dow Jones
Total signals – 6021
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| Trader | Date and time created | Forecast closure date | Closing quote | S/L | Comments | Trend accuracy in % | Price accuracy in % | Profitability, pips |
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| Shooter | 17.06.2025 | 17.06.2025 | 42200.00 | 42550.00 | 100 | 100.0 | 100 | |
| Shooter | 17.06.2025 | 17.06.2025 | 42300.00 | 42550.00 | 100 | 100.0 | 100 | |
| SoftTrade | 16.06.2025 | 16.06.2025 | 42600.00 | 42200.00 | 100 | 100.0 | 100 | |
| SoftTrade | 16.06.2025 | 16.06.2025 | 42500.00 | 42200.00 | 100 | 100.0 | 100 | |
| SoftTrade | 16.06.2025 | 16.06.2025 | 42400.00 | 42200.00 | 100 | 100.0 | 100 | |
| Shooter | 12.06.2025 | 13.06.2025 | 42400.00 | 43000.00 | 100 | 100.0 | 100 | |
| Shooter | 12.06.2025 | 13.06.2025 | 42500.00 | 43000.00 | 100 | 100.0 | 100 | |
| Shooter | 12.06.2025 | 13.06.2025 | 42600.00 | 43000.00 | 100 | 100.0 | 100 | |
| SoftTrade | 12.06.2025 | 13.06.2025 | 42800.00 | 42800.00 | 0 | 0.0 | -100 | |
| Shooter | 12.06.2025 | 12.06.2025 | 42700.00 | 43000.00 | 100 | 100.0 | 100 | |
| Shooter | 10.06.2025 | 12.06.2025 | 42750.00 | 42750.00 | 0 | 0.0 | -350 | |
| Shooter | 10.06.2025 | 11.06.2025 | 43100.00 | 42750.00 | 100 | 100.0 | 100 | |
| Shooter | 10.06.2025 | 11.06.2025 | 43000.00 | 42750.00 | 100 | 100.0 | 50 | |
| Shooter | 10.06.2025 | 10.06.2025 | 42750.00 | 42750.00 | 0 | 0.0 | -150 | |
| Rose | 06.06.2025 | 06.06.2025 | 42600.00 | 42300.00 | 100 | 100.0 | 100 | |
| Rose | 06.06.2025 | 06.06.2025 | 42700.00 | 42300.00 | 100 | 100.0 | 100 | |
| Rose | 06.06.2025 | 06.06.2025 | 42500.00 | 42300.00 | 100 | 100.0 | 100 | |
| SoftTrade | 04.06.2025 | 05.06.2025 | 42300.00 | 42600.00 | 100 | 100.0 | 100 | |
| SoftTrade | 04.06.2025 | 04.06.2025 | 42600.00 | 42600.00 | 0 | 0.0 | -100 | |
| Shooter | 26.05.2025 | 04.06.2025 | 42600.00 | 41500.00 | 100 | 100.0 | 200 |
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| Lukash | Dow Jones | 04.11.2020 | 12.11.2020 | 27900.00 |
| Lukash | Dow Jones | 04.11.2020 | 10.11.2020 | 27900.00 |
| Mountain | Dow Jones | 02.10.2020 | 06.10.2020 | 27403.00 |
| Mountain | Dow Jones | 05.10.2020 | 08.10.2020 | 27554.00 |
| Mountain | Dow Jones | 02.10.2020 | 07.10.2020 | 27273.00 |
| Mountain | Dow Jones | 25.09.2020 | 01.10.2020 | 26496.00 |
| SoftTrade | Dow Jones | 02.06.2025 | 13.06.2025 | 41700.00 |
| Shooter | Dow Jones | 03.06.2025 | 13.06.2025 | 42000.00 |
| Shooter | Dow Jones | 03.06.2025 | 12.06.2025 | 42100.00 |
| Shooter | Dow Jones | 19.05.2025 | 29.05.2025 | 43000.00 |
| Shooter | Dow Jones | 19.05.2025 | 28.05.2025 | 42900.00 |
| Shooter | Dow Jones | 06.05.2025 | 19.05.2025 | 40600.00 |
| Shooter | Dow Jones | 01.05.2025 | 14.05.2025 | 39700.00 |
| Shooter | Dow Jones | 01.05.2025 | 13.05.2025 | 39900.00 |
| Shooter | Dow Jones | 01.05.2025 | 12.05.2025 | 40100.00 |
| Shooter | Dow Jones | 01.05.2025 | 09.05.2025 | 40300.00 |
| TradeShot | Dow Jones | 24.04.2025 | 07.05.2025 | 41500.00 |
| Shooter | Dow Jones | 14.04.2025 | 24.04.2025 | 41400.00 |
| Shooter | Dow Jones | 10.04.2025 | 23.04.2025 | 42000.00 |
| Shooter | Dow Jones | 14.04.2025 | 23.04.2025 | 41100.00 |
The beginning of the week promises to be relatively calm on the macroeconomic front. In Denmark, the retail trade index for March will be published today at 08:00 Central European time. According to its own expense monitor, real retail sales decreased by 2.5% year-on-year. However, the decrease is due to the calendar effect: Easter last year fell in March, and this year in April. Seasonally adjusted, real sales increased by 1.8% compared to February, and official statistics are expected to reflect this positive trend.In Sweden, the producer price index for March will be published at the same time. These data, as well as the results of the NIER price Expectations survey published earlier this week, will be important for shaping inflation expectations and, consequently, for further actions by the Riksbank regarding changes in interest rates.Main events of the weekDuring the week, investors' attention will be focused on a variety of key publications. On Wednesday, PMI data from China and a preliminary estimate of US GDP for the first quarter are expected. On Thursday, attention will turn to the Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting. On Friday, preliminary data on inflation in the eurozone and the US employment report for April will be released.Friday and weekend eventsIn the United States, the University of Michigan consumer sentiment index for April was revised upward to 52.2 points from an initial 50.8. Despite the revision, the index continues to decline for the fourth month in a row and is at its lowest level since July 2022. Uncertainty in trade policy and fears of rising inflation remain the reason for the deterioration in sentiment. Inflation expectations for the year ahead jumped to 6.5%, due to recent tariff initiatives, although the preliminary estimate was even higher — 6.7%.In Japan, Tokyo inflation (excluding fresh produce) accelerated to 3.4% in April, exceeding forecasts. This confirms the existence of stable inflationary pressures. The head of the Bank of Japan, Ueda, confirmed that further rate increases are possible if inflation approaches the target level of 2%. However, he noted that a trade war could weaken inflationary trends. Following this, we expect one of the two planned rate increases to be postponed to the fall and another to the first quarter of 2026.In China, industrial profits increased by 0.8% year-on-year in the first three months of 2025, which is a recovery from the recession at the beginning of the year. At the same time, private sector profits decreased by only 0.3%, which is significantly better than the previous drop of 9%.The US-China Trade War: conflicting signalsDespite President Trump's statements about the ongoing negotiations with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Beijing has denied the fact of such negotiations. The US Treasury Secretary announced cooperation with Chinese representatives at the IMF meetings, but without discussing tariff issues. The Minister of Agriculture, in turn, noted the daily contacts on the topic of tariffs.Geopolitics: the meeting between Trump and ZelenskyIn Rome, as part of the funeral of Pope Francis, the first meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Zelensky took place since February. The negotiations were described as "very productive." Trump condemned Russia's recent attacks on civilian facilities in Ukraine and stressed the need to find alternative methods of pressure, including secondary sanctions. At the same time, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the possible curtailment of peace initiatives if Russia and Ukraine do not show progress in negotiations.Greenland and Denmark strengthen their allianceAmid renewed U.S. interest in acquiring Greenland, autonomy's Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen visited Copenhagen. The meeting with Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen ended with a joint statement of unity: the fate of the island will be decided solely by the Greenlanders.Equity markets: recovery continuesThe past week has brought significant growth in the stock markets: the S&P 500 index has gained 5%, and the European and Scandinavian indexes — about 3%. Cyclical securities grew especially strongly, outperforming defensive assets by more than 5%. On Friday, the growth continued: the S&P 500 gained 0.7%, the Stoxx 600 - 0.4%. Asian markets are showing neutral dynamics this morning, and futures on US indices are slightly declining.Debt and foreign exchange markets: moderate movementsLast week ended with a decline in US government bond yields: yields on 2-year securities fell by 5 basis points, while 10- and 30-year yields fell by 8 points. The yield curve has straightened somewhat. In Europe, yields, on the contrary, rose slightly, despite the soft comments from ECB representatives. In the foreign exchange market, the EUR/USD pair consolidated in the range of 1.13–1.14. The franc and the yen weakened slightly amid an improvement in global risk appetite. This week, the focus will be on data on inflation, GDP and the labor market in the United States and the eurozone, as well as the meeting of the Bank of ...
The week ends with a fairly modest volume of macroeconomic statistics, and investors' main attention is focused on the revised University of Michigan consumer sentiment data for April. The preliminary estimate has already alarmed the markets due to a new surge in inflation expectations, which increases uncertainty about the trajectory of interest rates in the United States.Inflationary signals from JapanThe published inflation data in Tokyo for April exceeded expectations: the overall indicator accelerated to 3.5% in annual terms (the previous value was 2.9%), and core inflation rose to 3.4% (against the forecast of 3.2%). The main reason was the rise in prices for a wide range of goods and services. The beginning of a new fiscal year in Japan is traditionally accompanied by a review of companies' pricing policies, and this year rising costs have become the main reason for the increase in consumer prices. Taking into account the expected acceleration of wages, the Bank of Japan is likely to continue its course towards a gradual normalization of monetary policy, unless trade restrictions from the United States turn out to be critical.US data: short-term surge in ordersIn the United States, data on durable goods orders for March turned out to be significantly higher than expected, with an increase of 9.2% compared with a forecast of 2.0%. However, such a strong result is largely due to temporary factors, in particular, a sharp increase in aircraft orders (primarily Boeing). Excluding the aviation sector, the growth in orders was minimal, which caused a weak market reaction.Comments from the Fed representativesThe speeches of representatives of the Federal Reserve System demonstrated a divergence of opinion. The head of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland spoke out with harsh rhetoric, insisting on a wait-and-see attitude regarding the impact of duties on the economy. At the same time, Christopher Waller, a member of the Fed's Board of Governors, took a softer stance, not ruling out an increase in unemployment. Neel Kashkari, who heads the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, said that the US trade policy causes him concern about possible mass layoffs in the future. On Saturday, the so-called period of silence begins before the May Fed meeting. The probability of a rate change is extremely low, and the baseline scenario assumes a decrease in June with subsequent steps of 25 bps each quarter to the level of 3.00–3.25% by mid-2026.Trade tensions: China is not backing downChina made a harsh statement yesterday, demanding that the United States completely abolish unilateral tariffs as a condition for starting negotiations. Despite Washington's statements about its desire to reduce tensions, negotiations are not underway yet. Moreover, the Chinese authorities have denied any rumors about current contacts.Companies are also responding to trade instability. According to the Financial Times, Apple plans to move iPhone production for the American market from China to India as early as next year.Germany: positive surprise from the Ifo indexThe Ifo business climate index for April in Germany surprised with growth. The indicator of the current situation rose to 86.4 against the expected decline, and the component of expectations decreased only slightly to 87.4. The construction sector and services made the largest contribution to maintaining positions, while signs of pressure were recorded in the manufacturing sector, including against the background of trade barriers. However, there has not yet been a large-scale negative similar to the PMI data.Stock markets: the positive remainsU.S. stock indexes continued to rise, with stocks of cyclical and technology companies particularly strong. The Nasdaq index gained 2.7%, the S&P 500 — 2.0%, and the Dow - 1.2%. Market participants continue to ignore the current economic data, focusing on the prospects for de-escalation of the trade conflict. Signals from the United States yesterday also indicated a softening of the position.In Asia, trading opened in the "green zone", which was facilitated by rumors about a possible cancellation by China of some tariffs on American goods. Stock index futures in the United States and Europe are also showing growth on the back of positive corporate reports.Debt and foreign exchange market: fluctuations without a clear trendDuring yesterday's session, there was an increase in bond prices and a decrease in yields in both the United States and the eurozone. The US dollar weakened slightly against the euro, but managed to regain its lost ground in the early hours of Friday morning. In conditions of a shortage of important macro statistics, market participants will monitor geopolitical statements and signals from ...
Germany: Ifo Index and expectationsToday, the key indicator in the eurozone will be the publication of the German Ifo index, which investors are carefully comparing with yesterday's PMI data. Of particular interest is the component of expectations present in the Ifo and absent in the PMI, as it is able to better reflect the impact of trade conflicts, in particular, between the United States and China.USA: moderately positive signals and political noiseDespite weak regional reports from the Fed, the index of business activity in the US industry unexpectedly rose to 50.7, surpassing expectations of 49.1. At the same time, the services sector weakened to 51.4, but remained above the threshold of stagnation. The composite index decreased from 53.5 to 51.2, which still indicates moderate growth. The weakening of export orders in both sectors was offset by steady domestic demand: new orders increased in industry, while they decreased slightly in the service sector.However, against the background of macroeconomic statistics, the political factor has become more active again. There were reports that it was the ministers of finance and trade, Bessent and Latnik, who dissuaded the president from firing Fed Chairman Powell. Bessent also commented on the situation regarding trade negotiations with China, saying that a full-fledged agreement may take 2-3 years, and the resumption of dialogue is impossible without reducing tariffs, which now reach 145% on Chinese goods and 125% on American goods. The possibility of tariff cuts of up to 50% is being discussed on the sidelines, but the White House has not yet confirmed these rumors. This news caused cautious optimism and increased the probability of a deal with China to 38% from 34% previously.An additional boost to the market was given by information from the Financial Times, according to which the US administration may consider the possibility of partially exempting automakers from import duties after appropriate lobbying efforts by the industry.Eurozone: weakness in the service sectorThe combined eurozone business activity index fell to 50.1 in April, while the drop in the services sector to 49.7 was unexpected. On the contrary, the manufacturing PMI showed positive dynamics, exceeding forecasts and reaching 48.7. Despite this, pressure on the ECB towards additional easing remains, especially since the price components also indicate a weakening of the inflationary pressure. The employment rate in the service sector, however, remains positive at 50.8, which mitigates the negative effect of the decline in the overall index.The update of the ECB wage index also indicates a slowdown in wage growth in 2025, which strengthens the case for lower rates. According to current expectations, the deposit rate may be lowered to 1.5% by September 2025.UK: alarming signs of stagflationThe PMI figures for April in the UK turned out to be worse than expected across the board. The composite index fell to 48.2, signaling a reduction in business activity. The indices for services and production were 48.9 and 44.0, respectively. At the same time, there is an increase in both incoming and outgoing prices, and employment continues to decline. This combination indicates the risk of a stagflationary scenario, which significantly complicates the task of the Bank of England in terms of monetary policy.Energy market: uncertainty over OPEC+ quotasOil prices fell by 2% after reports that several OPEC+ countries called for an additional increase in production in June, similar to the decision taken in May. Kazakhstan, in turn, stated that it was not ready to compensate for the excess production of the previous period with cuts. Eight OPEC+ countries will meet on May 5 to discuss the future quota. Due to continued pressure on prices in the second quarter, the average Brent price is expected to be around $70 per barrel, with a subsequent recovery to $85 in the fourth quarter.Stock markets: rising amid political optimismBuyers prevailed on stock markets, despite contradictory macro data. Cyclical sectors led the way, both in the USA and in Europe. The market continues to live under the influence of paradoxes: rising bond yields, a strengthening dollar, and a simultaneous rally in risky assets. The profitable reports of the companies also added to the positive. Indices in the USA ended the day with growth: Dow +1,1%, S&P 500 +1,7%, Nasdaq +2,5%, Russell 2000 +1,5%. However, Asia has been showing a decline since this morning, and futures for the United States and Europe also point to a correction amid cooling political optimism.Bonds and the foreign exchange market: caution returnsWhile Finance Minister Bessant acknowledged the excesses of the current tariffs on Chinese goods, he emphasized the strategic task of redefining U.S. global economic relations. His speech cooled the euphoria of the markets: the yield on 10-year US Treasury bonds rebounded from daily lows and reached 4.39%, indicating an increase in expectations for inflation and interest ...
Focus on Germany: ZEW Sentiment index and expectationsToday, the key event on the European macroeconomic agenda will be the publication of the ZEW index of economic sentiment for Germany for March. According to the consensus forecast, the index value may drop significantly to 9.5 points, which is likely due to the ongoing turbulence in global trade and weak readings of economic indicators in the region. Recall that in February, the indicator of current economic conditions unexpectedly rose to 51.6 after a January jump from 26.0, ending a six-month downward trend. This time, the market expects only a slight improvement in the current estimate, to -86.8 from -87.6 last month.Sweden's spring budget: no market effectIn Sweden, the spring revision of the state budget will be presented at 8:00 Central European time. The main parameters of the project are already known: the volume of reforms is 11.5 billion crowns, while the central initiative will be the extension of tax benefits for housing repairs. Earlier in March, the government announced plans for a long-term increase in defense spending, but the final targets for them will be formed only in June, after the NATO summit, and they will not be included in the current budget version. For this reason, the impact of the document on financial markets will be minimal.United Kingdom: labor market dataAt 8:00 a.m., the UK will publish the employment report for February-March. Although this event traditionally has an impact on the pound, the current market agenda is focused on trade conflicts and interest rate policy, so the reaction to the publication may be limited.Overall market picture: cautious optimism amid tariff uncertaintyThe main attention of market participants remains focused on the escalation of tariff disputes. In the United States, Fed member Christopher Waller made a mild comment, noting that in the face of a significant slowdown in the economy due to high tariffs, he would support an earlier and large-scale rate cut. His words are especially important, given that Waller often reflects a consensus opinion within the FOMC.In China, exports increased by 12.4% YoY in March, significantly exceeding expectations (4.4%). However, given the upcoming tariff policy changes, these data are temporary. In April, we can expect a sharp decline in shipments, especially towards the United States. Against this background, the global trade picture remains uncertain.Financial markets: cautious recovery in risk appetiteStocks on global markets showed growth on Monday amid hopes that the peak of the tariff war may have already passed. European securities outperformed American ones, and defensive sectors outperformed cyclical ones in terms of profitability for the third day in a row – a clear signal that investors are becoming more selective and are beginning to take into account structural risks.On Wall Street, all key indexes closed in positive territory: The Dow Jones and S&P 500 gained 0.8% each, the Nasdaq 0.6%, and the Russell 2000 1.1%. Positive sentiment prevailed in Asia on Tuesday, with European futures also showing growth.Dollar, Euro and yields: EUR/USD recoveryAfter falling to the level of 1.1300, the EUR/USD currency pair regained momentum amid easing concerns about the recession in the United States and signs of flexibility in the tariff policy of the White House. The Norwegian krone and the British pound also showed growth following the stock indexes. In Europe, yields on two-year swaps dropped below 2%, reflecting a general shift towards a soft policy. US government bond yields also declined, partly due to Waller's comments, which focused on the possible reaction of the Fed in the event of a slowdown in the labor market.Today, special attention will be paid to the "tax day" in the United States – the date when the maximum inflow of funds to the budget traditionally occurs, which can affect the short-term liquidity and dynamics of treasury ...
Escalation of the tariff war: the US and China continue their confrontationFinancial markets are in a state of heightened anxiety as investors closely monitor further actions by US President Donald Trump as part of the ongoing tariff confrontation. At the moment, most countries face a 10% duty on a wide range of exported goods, as well as a 25% tariff on automobiles, steel, aluminum, and products from Canada and Mexico. China, by contrast, is in the worst position, facing a record 145% interest rate.The markets have already partially priced in further escalation, but the current measures from the United States represent an actual tightening of fiscal policy, which increases the likelihood of a recession. On the other hand, China is expected to take stimulating steps, possibly lowering the benchmark interest rate after Easter. At the same time, a devaluation of the yuan is unlikely, since Beijing prefers to maintain the stability of the exchange rate.Eurozone: inflation is losing priority, the focus is on slowing growthOn Wednesday, the publication of the final data on inflation in the eurozone for March is expected. The consensus forecast assumes confirmation of the preliminary values, and the market is likely not to react to the release. Investors' attention has already shifted from the inflationary agenda to economic growth prospects and trade risks.On Thursday, the ECB is expected to cut its key interest rate by 25 basis points to 2.25%. The accompanying statement is likely to repeat the phrase that monetary policy is becoming "less restrictive." The head of the regulator, Christine Lagarde, is likely to focus on the deterioration of the macroeconomic outlook, but there will be no direct hints on the next steps on rates.Current events: signals from the USA and AsiaThe US president has announced new tariffs on semiconductors in the coming week. In parallel, an investigation has been launched into national security issues in the semiconductor sector. At the same time, Trump stated the need for "flexibility" in trade issues. On the other hand, Chinese Leader Xi Jinping began his first foreign trip this year, visiting Vietnam, Malaysia and Cambodia. The visit underscores Beijing's desire to strengthen regional ties and forge a multipolar order.Over the weekend, the United States excluded a number of high—tech goods from retaliatory tariffs - smartphones, chip manufacturing equipment and some computers. This provided short-term relief for the American IT sector. However, as noted by Commerce Secretary Howard Latnick, these goods may still be subject to future tariffs on semiconductors expected before May.Macroeconomic data: alarming signals from the United StatesA preliminary survey of consumer sentiment from the University of Michigan for April revealed a sharp deterioration in indicators. The index fell to 50.8 from 57.0 in March, while expectations and current estimates also declined more than expected. At the same time, inflation expectations for the year ahead rose to 6.7%, which increases concerns about lost price control.Producer prices in March, on the contrary, showed a decrease — the PPI index dropped to 2.7% in annual terms, which turned out to be lower than expected. This indicates that manufacturers did not have time to shift potential tariff costs to the final price in anticipation of new duties.Regional inflation: Swedish stabilityIn Sweden, the final March inflation data coincided with estimates: CPI at 0.5% YoY, CPIF at 2.3% YoY. Food inflation accelerated, while other components, including clothing, transportation, and housing, showed declines. Thus, inflation remains below the Riksbank's target level for the eighth month in a row, which supports the regulator's cautious position.Stock markets: optimism with caveatsUS stock markets ended Friday on a positive note — the S&P 500 index gained 1.8%, playing off the news about the exclusion of IT products from tariffs. Apple shares have become the engine of growth. European markets lagged behind in dynamics, but futures indicate a possible increase at the opening. It is worth noting that since the beginning of the year, European stocks have been outperforming American stocks in terms of profitability.Bond and currency markets: dollar under pressure, U.S. yields risingThe EUR/USD pair briefly dropped below 1.13 on Friday, as the weakening of tariff threats supported the dollar. However, overall confidence in American assets remains in question. The yield gap between the US and Europe has become noticeably wider: the yield on 10-year US bonds rose by 50 bps to 4.5%, while German securities remained virtually unchanged (2.55%). Scandinavian currencies remain vulnerable amid global capital flows and high uncertainty.ResultsMarkets continue to balance between the hope of stabilizing trade relations and the reality of increased global risks. Further steps by the United States on tariffs, China's reaction, and central bank policies will determine market movements in the coming ...
USA: inflation and government bonds in the spotlightThe focus of the American market today is the publication of the March consumer price index (CPI). Inflation is expected to slow down: according to the consensus forecast, the overall indicator will decrease from 2.8% to 2.5% in annual terms, and the core CPI index from 3.1% to 3.0%. Despite the increase in tariffs, which reinforces inflation expectations for the medium term, the Federal Reserve's attention is focused on internal, "organic" price pressures. An additional indicator of current investor sentiment will be the auction for the placement of 30-year US Treasury bonds.Sweden: signs of economic recoveryToday, at 08:00 Central European time, data on GDP, production and consumption for February will be published. Given that there has already been an increase in retail sales and the total number of hours worked, there is a possibility of positive dynamics in other segments of the economy. In addition, a speech by a representative of the Riksbank of the Seimas on monetary policy issues will be held at 09:00.Norway: inflation remains at the center of controversyThe inflation data for March will be key for the Norwegian market. In February, consumer prices unexpectedly jumped, helped by rising prices for groceries, air travel, and catering services. The main question now is whether this is a sustainable trend or a temporary effect. We tend to believe that most of the growth will be irreversible, but at the same time, the monthly inflation rate will begin to slow down. The forecast for the core CPI is 3.3% in annual terms, which, by historical standards, is rather in the lower range, especially after the strong February report.Denmark: inflation and unemploymentThe March consumer price index in Denmark is expected to be published today. According to forecasts, inflation will slow down from 2.0% to 1.7%, which will be facilitated by lower prices for electricity and fuel. There will also be data on the unemployment rate, which may affect short-term expectations for the krona. Additional context can be found in the "Reading the Markets Denmark" analysis from April 9th.China: inflation is stabilizingConsumer inflation in China in March was slightly below expectations, at -0.1% year-on-year and -0.4% month-on-month. Despite this, the indicator improved significantly compared to February (-0.7% YoY), which indicates the first signs of the effectiveness of the incentive measures taken by the authorities.Energy market: correction after sharp growthOil prices fell by about 1% after Donald Trump's announcement about tightening tariff policy towards China. Despite this, the main benchmark oil grades ended the previous session with an increase of 4%, recovering some of the sharp drop at the beginning of the day. Brent futures are currently trading in the range of 64-65 dollars per barrel.Global Trade: a sharp turnaround by the United StatesThe day before, the US administration announced a 90-day suspension of new duties on most countries in order to create conditions for negotiations. However, tariffs on Chinese goods were increased to 125%. Notably, this decision does not apply to Canada and Mexico. In response, China announced a 50% increase in duties on American goods, bringing the total tariff to 84%. Despite the escalation, the market has begun to reconsider the probability of a recession in the United States — now it is estimated at less than 50% compared to almost 70% previously.USA: Fed is concerned about inflation amid economic slowdownThe minutes of the FOMC meeting showed that the regulator is concerned about rising inflation with a slowdown in business activity and the labor market. The participants noted the difficulty of choosing between supporting economic growth and the need to curb price pressures. Later, Fed spokesman Thomas Barkin emphasized the importance of consumer spending as one of the sustainable elements of the economy at the current stage.The Eurozone: a response to US tariffsThe EU Council voted to impose duties of up to 25% on American goods worth a total of 21 billion euros, including soybeans and motorcycles. This was a response to the US tariffs on steel and aluminum. The Commission hopes to conclude a deal with the United States on the mutual zeroing of duties and an increase in purchases of American energy, but the likelihood of this remains uncertain.Stock markets: violent rebound after panicAfter a series of sales, the US market showed impressive growth: the S&P 500 index jumped by 10%, showing the best result since October 2008. Particularly strong growth was recorded in the technology sector: shares of Tesla, Apple and Nvidia increased by 20%. There is also a positive trend in Asian markets: Nikkei gained 8%, Kospi — 6%, and Chinese indices remain in the black by 2%. European futures are also signaling an opening with an increase of about 7%.Currencies and bonds: the market is adapting to new conditionsThe US decision to suspend tariffs has caused a surge of optimism: yields on short-term US bonds have increased, and the 2s10s curve has significantly tightened. The Fed's rate forecast for the end of the year has been revised up by 20 basis points. The dollar index remained stable, while the euro weakened against the dollar. Emerging market currencies gained support, while defensive assets such as the franc and the yen suffered ...
USA: new tariffs, market reaction and the Fed's positionThe Trump administration's mirror tariffs have been in effect in the United States since this morning. The main focus is on the countries with the largest trade deficit with the United States. China has been hit with an unprecedented 104% tariff, the culmination of an escalated trade war between the two powers. The media is actively discussing potential retaliatory measures from China, including a weakening of the yuan and a possible sale of American assets.President Trump announced the readiness of many countries for trade agreements last night and expressed confidence in reaching a deal with China. However, he also made it clear that the tariff measures may not end there — duties on pharmaceutical imports are expected.Today, special attention will be focused on the speech of Fed Member Barkin and the publication of the minutes of the last FOMC meeting. The document may shed light on discussions about the Fed's reaction function and the state of dollar liquidity. Against the background of tightening financial conditions, the regulator is likely to take a wait-and-see attitude, preferring verbal interventions to lower the rate. Nevertheless, market expectations signal almost five rate cuts of 25 basis points over the course of the year, with the probability of the first cut in May estimated at 50%.The US debt market has seen a significant increase in yields on long—term bonds - plus 20 basis points per day. This happens despite a decrease in the quotations of risky assets and indicates a likely revaluation of the premium over the term. Among the possible reasons are rumors about the sale of Treasuries from China, the reduction of hedge fund positions and weak demand at the auction of 3-year bonds. Today, the placement of 10-year securities will take place, and its results will give an idea of the real demand for long-term obligations in the new conditions.Europe: tariff confrontation with the United States and the ECB's positionA vote is expected in the eurozone today on the initiative of the European Commission to impose retaliatory tariffs of up to 21 billion euros on American imports. This could provoke an even more aggressive reaction from Washington and increase tensions in global trade.Representatives of the ECB are also speaking on the current agenda. Judging by the rhetoric, the governing council agrees that a tightening of U.S. trade policy could seriously undermine global demand. The question remains to what extent the "hawkish" part of the ECB still sees the inflation risks associated with tariffs.Yesterday, the representative of the ECB from Germany, Nagel, said that Washington's change of course "significantly worsens global prospects." At the same time, Simkus, who takes a more moderate position, noted the need to reduce the rate by 25 bps next week, but abandoned the forecast for June.China and inflation dataChina is preparing to publish data on the consumer price index. These data will be important both for assessing domestic demand and for understanding the extent to which the current trade confrontation with the United States is affecting the economy.Oceania and the commodity market: falling rates and oilThe Reserve Bank of New Zealand has lowered its key interest rate to 3.50% from 3.75%, confirming a soft monetary policy course amid global uncertainty.Oil prices have plummeted — Brent is trading in the range of 60-61 dollars per barrel, which is the lowest in the last four years. This is due to concerns about a slowdown in the Chinese economy and a general decrease in risk appetite.Sweden, Denmark and the real estate marketIn Sweden, house prices remained unchanged in March after two months of decline. This reflects household pessimism, which has begun to show up in the evidence. The decline in activity in the real estate market may intensify in the coming months, but expectations of lower rates may partially offset the negative sentiment.In Denmark, industrial production increased by 5.1% in February, reversing the decline in January. However, volumes are still lower on a three-month basis, partly due to instability in the pharmaceutical sector.Geopolitics: China, Ukraine and the USAThe head of the US Treasury Department, Vincent, sharply criticized China's retaliatory measures in the trade conflict, calling them a "serious mistake." At the Senate hearing, USTR representative Greer confirmed that there would be no exceptions to the new global tariffs, but stressed that tariffs on Chinese vessels in U.S. ports would not necessarily be cumulative.In Ukraine, President Zelensky announced the detention of two Chinese citizens who fought on the side of Russia. This has caused concern in Washington, and Kiev is demanding explanations from Beijing and the United States.Financial markets: high volatility and reduced risk appetiteStock markets continued to decline: the S&P 500 index lost 1.6%, having already fallen by 19% from its February highs. Despite attempts at a rebound, Trump's rhetoric and uncertainty about China are weighing on investor sentiment. The rise in bond yields came as a surprise, causing declines in the real estate and consumer goods sectors. At the same time, banks, industry and the utilities sector were among the rare winners, which indicates the unwillingness of investors to take on additional risks.Futures on the Asian and European markets opened lower today. The Nikkei 225 lost up to 4% after yesterday's rally, while the mood in China is more subdued — Hang Seng is down 1.6%, and Shenzhen is even up 0.6%.Currencies and yields: pressure remainsThe dollar index DXY decreased by 1% per day, EUR/USD broke through the 1.10 level again, and EUR/CHF fell below 0.93 amid deteriorating sentiment. The EUR/NOK pair reached above 12 due to the fall in oil prices. Yields on long-term U.S. Treasuries rose amid the risk-off, despite the weakness of the stock ...
Lilium – do not be overly optimisticLilium is a German startup that is developing an air taxi-a fully battery-powered vehicle with a vertical take-off and landing function, whose speed will reach 281 km/h at an altitude of 3 km. The flight range is 250 km, so the company aims to completely change the current situation in the field of intercity communication. The carrier's shares appeared on the market on September 15 through a deal with SPAC. It was possible to collect only $584 million instead of the expected $830 million, as 65% of the holders of SPAC shares returned securities that began trading below $10. After Lilium distributes the debts and pays all the commissions, only about $400 million will be on the balance sheet. The first launch of the product is planned for 2024. It should be a seven-seat eVTOL jet, after which a 16-seat model should appear. The number of seats distinguishes Lilium from other companies that focus more on intra-city transportation using 2-4 local vehicles. In August, Lilium entered into a strategic partnership with the leading Brazilian air carrier Azul S. A, under which it undertakes to deliver 220 aircraft worth $1 billion. In addition to partnerships with major carriers, Lilium plans to develop its own network: management expects revenue of $1.7 billion in 2026 and $3.2 billion in 2027. The shares from vehicle sales and from network management should be approximately the same – 50% each. According to preliminary calculations, each aircraft should bring partners about $5 million a year, at a cost of $2.5 million. A ticket for a flight from Philadelphia to New York will cost about $170. Buying shares of a company that will start receiving revenue only in 2026 looks too risky. Especially against the background of the failure of many other players who promised to bring revolutionary ideas to life, like Nikola Motors.Asana shares are the most overbought securities on the marketSince the beginning of the month, Asana shares have risen by more than 55%. Recall that the company is developing solutions for managing team projects, and its founder is one of the first Facebook developers – Dustin Moskowitz. The main consumers of Asana services are programmers who work on a large task, as well as sellers and marketers. Of course, the transition to remote work had an extremely positive impact on financial results. It is important to understand that the Asana product is not unique at all. There are many competitors on the market from Salesforce to Airtable, Trello and SmartSheet. At the same time, the EV/S ratio exceeds 45x – these are simply unrealistically high values, even taking into account today's huge demand for “growing” stocks. It is incredibly risky to hold ASAN shares in an environment where there is more and more talk about the overheating of the market. In the second quarter of 2021, revenue increased by 72% YoY, to $89.5 million. Even more impressive is that the rate of revenue growth has been increasing since the third quarter of 2020. For example, in the previous quarter, revenue increased by 61% YoY. The number of ”paid" customers increased by 7 thousand, to 107 thousand, while the number of users spending more than $50 thousand a year doubled and reached 598. The ARR indicator is 118%, which means that existing customers started paying 18% more than a year ago. Among users with expenses above $50 thousand, this figure is even higher – ...
The US economy, being the largest in the world, attracts the attention of a huge number of investors from many countries. The attractiveness of the US market is due to a wide variety of trading platforms, trading instruments, a huge number of issuing companies that place their securities here, including global giants of various industries. And it's not just American companies. The US stock market can be considered international. Shares and depositary receipts of companies from different countries, including Russia, China, Germany, etc. are traded here. Thus, the US market is still a huge opportunity for geographical diversification of investments. And it is very important for investors to monitor the state of the "market climate" in order to choose the most attractive assets or rebalance their portfolio in time. Stock indexes act as indicators reflecting the state of the entire market or individual industries.This article will tell you more about the US stock indices:What is an index?US stock indexes, their types.Popular US stock indexes.How to invest in US stock indexes.What is an index?Stock indexes are calculated summary indicators consisting of a specific list of companies that reflect the state of a sector, a group of companies on the stock market or the entire market. When it is said that the market has fallen or the market has grown with the indication of a specific percentage, then the growth or fall is judged primarily by the dynamics of the market index. That is, the index serves as an indicator, or they also say a "barometer", which speaks about the situation in the market or in a particular industry. That is, depending on the object and purposes of monitoring, investors monitor either industry indices or broad market indices.Indexes are created and tracked by specialized providers or exchanges.Indices are formed from the securities of issuers selected according to a certain criterion. There are no universal criteria. Each market index has its own set - from market value (capitalization), industry affiliation, place of registration to the value of free-float and the number of periods in which the company worked with profit. The composition of the indexes is not constant. They are reviewed with a certain frequency, that is, the so-called rebalancing occurs. Companies that no longer meet the established criteria are excluded from the index. And they are replaced by new participants. Usually, for an issuer, inclusion in the index is a significant driver of the growth of market quotations. And usually the price increase does not occur at the time of the announcement of the news or the revision of the index structure that has already taken place. Investors track information about candidates long before the news is announced, and therefore, at the time of rebalancing, this event is already embedded in the share price of new index participants.The US stock market is one of the oldest. The first US stock index originated in the 1890s, when Charles Dow developed the Dow Jones Transportation Average index, based on data on eleven transportation organizations in the country. This index is still used today as the most recognized indicator of the American transport sector.Thus, all stock indexes that exist now meet their specific goals. For example, the DJ Transportation transport index reflects the state of the transport industry, the DJ Financials financial index is an indicator of the state of financial sector companies, etc. So, monitoring the industry index allows you to assess the state of the industry for which the index is compiled. The main indices that display the general state of the US economy include the S&P500, NASDAQ100, etc. And then we will tell you more about these and other indexes.Read more: Dow Theory: Six basic principles of Technical analysisUS stock indexes, their typesThere are about 765 stock indexes in the USA. These include all kinds of indices, starting with such well-known ones as the S&P500, Nasdaq100, Dow Jones Industrial, Dow Jones Composite Average (DJA), and ending with narrow-profile indices, where the PHLX Semiconductor semiconductor index can be cited as an example.All existing US stock market indices can be grouped as follows:Industry indexes. As an example, indexes (the quantitative content of the index is indicated in parentheses):DJ Health Care (DJUSHC) is an index showing the state of the healthcare sector (100 companies from the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries);DJ Transportation (DJT) is an index that tracks the state of the transport industry (20 transport and logistics companies);DJ Utility Average (DJU) – index of the state of the public utilities sector (15 utility companies);DJ Financials (DJF) is an index reflecting the state of the financial sector (257 financial companies).Broad market indices. These include the S&P500, S&P1500, DJ Composite, NYSE Composite, NYSE Amex Composite, Nasdaq Composite. They are used to assess the state of the entire market.TOP-capitalization indexes. This includes the S&P100, Dow Jones, Nasdaq100. These indexes allow us to assess the complex state of the most "expensive" companies grouped according to certain characteristics in various indexes.Indexes of companies with small and medium capitalization. This includes the Russell 2000, S&P 400, S&P 600. These indices reflect the assessment of the condition of companies with a relatively small market capitalization.Other indexes. This includes the market volatility index - the VIX index, the calculation of which is based on the volatility of the S& P500. The same group includes the VXO volatility index, calculated from the amplitude of fluctuations in the S&P100 index.Popular US stock indexesThe main American indices will be considered in more detail here.Dow Jones IndustrialThe Dow Jones Industrial is one of the oldest indices of the US market, was invented and began to be used in 1896. The index is considered one of the main indicators of the American economy. It helps investors and stakeholders in a simple way to assess the market dynamics of the industrial sector of the economy.Its structure is formed by the 30 largest industrial sectors, including such well-known Apple, Boeing, etc.When selecting this index, the impeccable business reputation of the company, stable growth and interest from investors are taken into account (determined by the indicator of trade turnover). At the same time, there are no clearly defined quantitative criteria — the decision is made by a special committee. To include an issuer in the DJIA index, its headquarters must be located in the USA, and the bulk of its income must be generated here. In addition, it should be a system-forming company, that is, its activities should make a tangible contribution to the country's economy. And to top it all off, the company's securities must be listed on the NYSE or NASDAQ trading platforms.Rebalancing is carried out every few months: if a company ceases to meet the criteria, then its shares leave the index. They are replaced by new issuers.Dow Jones Composite AverageThis US index appeared in 1934. It tracks the dynamics of share prices of 65 companies leading in their industries. This is an extended index based on three indexes:Dow Jones Industrial Average Yield Weighted (DJIYW) - DJIYW is an analogue for the main index, consisting of thirty companies on the DJIA list that have high profitability. Its member organizations must have a well-defined dividend payment schedule and excellent financial performance. The index is weighted according to their respective 12-month dividend yield.The Dow Jones Transportation Average (DJTA) is a transportation index that has existed for more than a hundred years and is leading the monitoring of companies providing logistics services throughout the United States and beyond.Dow Jones Utility Average (DJUA) – it consists of fifteen organizations from the field of utilities.The presence of the DJA index allows you to more broadly assess the state of three indices at once at the same time, which may be convenient for certain investors.Standard & Poor’s 500The S&P500 index is the most well-known and most widely used index of all. In its significance. Many agree that the S&P500 is one of the best indicators reflecting the situation of the US market. S&P500 is sometimes considered a "barometer of the economy", representing the results of the US market and being a reference point for many investors. Its calculation is based on the capitalization of issuers.The index is based on the 500 largest companies listed on the NYSE and NASDAQ trading platforms in terms of market value.You can see many famous companies in its composition: Apple, Microsoft, Walmart, Amazon, COCA-COLA, Mc'Donalds, Facebook, Alphabet and other legendary companies.When deciding whether to add to the index, the company is checked according to the criteria listed below:The organization must have a US registration.The market value (capitalization) is estimated at at least $6.1 billion.Free-float size ≥ 50%.The company should have been operating with positive operating profit for the last four quarters.Only ordinary shares can be included in the index, besides, they must have large trading volumes (more than 250,000 shares/month) and have a long market trading history.The structure of the S&P500 index is reviewed once every 3 months at the end of each calendar quarter. Companies that do not meet the criteria are removed from it.Read more: S&P 500 Stock Index - history, calculation and forecastingStandard & Poor’s 100The calculation of this index follows the same principle as for the 500 corporations of the S&P500 index. However, only companies with registered options on the Chicago Stock Exchange can be in the index.The S&P100 index is used in trading futures and options. As for the selection criteria, as a rule, the largest companies from the S&P 500 list with registered options are selected for inclusion in the index. The S&P100 index is formed in such a way as to maintain a balance between the ratio of companies from different sectors.This index is important for speculative traders who are interested in trading options of large companies.Nasdaq 100 IndexThe Nasdaq 100 index has been calculated since the mid-1980s. It is made up of hundreds of organizations with the largest capitalization (except for the financial sector), and takes into account not only US corporations. Most of the structure is companies.The index does not include companies from the financial, oil and gas sectors, as well as from the mining industry. The most prominent representatives of the index are: AMD, Adobe, Intel, Netflix, NVIDIA, Tesla, etc.The following criteria are applied to make a decision on adding a company 's shares to the Nasdaq 100 index:The Company should not carry out financial or insurance activities.The company's activities should be related to the field of high technology.More than 1.25 million shares outstanding at the time of listing, affiliated persons should not own more than 10% of the company.At the time of listing, the company's stock must have an offer price of at least $ 4, and three or more market makers must participate in the listing procedure.Rebalancing of the index takes place once a year, on the third Friday of December after the close of trading. The companies included in the top 100 according to the annual revision remain in the index. Those who occupy places from 101 to 125 places remain if they were in the top 100 according to the results of the previous year's review. Those not in the top 125 are excluded, regardless of the rank of the previous year.The Nasdaq 100 index is interesting to investors, as it is one of the key indicators of the American market.Read more: Index NASDAQ 100 - history, advantages and what it depends onNasdaq Composite IndexThe Nasdaq Composite is a composite index that is weighted by capitalization. It includes over 3,000 securities of high-tech companies, as well as companies with rapid growth from various industries – biotechnology, space, aircraft, etc., traded on the NASDAQ exchange. This index contains about one hundred of the largest companies with a high market value. The index is maintained and calculated by the Nasdaq exchange, unlike other indices, it is expressed in dollar terms, not in points.To be included in the index of an organization, you need to meet the following criteria:Listing on the Nasdaq Exchange trading platform.Only ordinary shares of the company can be included in the index. No convertible bonds, preferred securities, derivatives and real-time can be included.The company should not engage in insurance activities.The index can include a variety of companies, ranging from world-famous large corporations to little-known small companies. The most famous participants of the index are: Apple, Autodesk, Cisco, NVIDIA, Google, eBay, etc.Various investors are interested in tracking the index, and first of all those who want to invest in the technology sector.Russell 2000The Russell 2000 index is one of America's investment indices, which, like most indices, is weighted by capitalization. Originated in the mid-80s of the last century, it allows you to track the dynamics of 2000 companies with small capitalization. The most expensive companies have the greatest weight, as well as the greatest influence in it.This index allows you to assess the state of small businesses in the United States. The peak of its popularity was in the 90s, which was caused by strong movements in the share prices of its member companies.The index contains companies that, as a rule, do not have a globally recognizable brand.The Russell 2000 structure includes the following economic sectors: finance, healthcare, technology, cyclical and consumer goods, industry, non-cyclical consumer goods, basic materials, utilities and energy. At the end of 2020, there were five industries that made a tangible impact on the index structure.This index is of interest to those investors whose investment objects are small-cap companies.It can be concluded that index monitoring has the following objectives:Obtaining information about the aggregate dynamics of quotations of companies from the "basket" of the index.Obtaining information and assessing the current market situation.Long-term study of the investment climate in a particular group of companies, industry or country.Obtaining aggregated information about the actions of market participants.Read more: Exchange Trade Funds (ETF)How to invest in US stock indexesThere are two main ways in which you can invest in a stock index: the purchase of futures and the purchase of ETFs. US index futures are traded on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Before making a decision to purchase futures, it should be remembered that futures are high-risk financial instruments, for their acquisition it is necessary to have either the status of a qualified investor, or an open account with a foreign broker, which is not always possible.A more convenient way is to purchase a real-time stock index. Among the advantages are the following:The ability to invest in all stocks included in the index.The relatively low purchase price of the ETF.The need for a relatively small amount and a low exchange commission when purchasing one of the ETFs on the index, than when independently repeating the index by buying each index share. In other words, buying in real time allows you to achieve broad diversification of investments with small amounts of capital.Currently, there are various data on a large number of popular stock indexes. For example, the S&P500 index has the following data:SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) is the most popular ETF with a commission of 0.09%.iShares Core S&P 500 (IVV) ETF - this ETF ranks second in terms of trading turnover, the commission is 0.04%.There is also data for other indexes:The Invesco QQQ (QQQ) ETF is an ETF on the Nasdaq 100.The Fidelity Nasdaq Composite Stock Index ETF tracking Stocks (ONEQ) is an ETF on the Nasdaq Composite.SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF - ETF for the Dow Jones Industrial Index.The iShares S&P 100 ETF (OEF) is an ETF on the S&P 100.The iShares Russell 2000 ETF (IWM) is a Russell 2000 ETF.There is also a wide range of real-time industry indexes.Healthcare - SPDR Fund for the Healthcare Sector (XLV), Vanguard Healthcare ETF (VHT), iShares ETF for US Healthcare (IYH).Biotechnologies - iShares Nasdaq Biotechnological ETF (IBB-, SPDR S&P Biotechnological ETF (XBI), First Trust Amex Biotechnologies Index (FBT).Energy - ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Crude Oil (UCO), US Brent Oil Fund (BNO), US 12-month Natural Gas Fund (UNL).Finance – Vanguard Financial ETF (VFH), iShares USA Financial ETF (IYG), Invesco KBW Financial ETF with High Dividend Yield (KBWD).Transport – iShares Transportation Average ETF (IYT), SPDR S&P Transportation ETF (XTN). Average Transportation ETF (IYT).The main disadvantage of real-time investing is that, in addition to companies with good financial performance and growth prospects, it may also include companies with poor performance or simply unprofitable.However, there are options for "smart investing" in the index when you choose which companies to invest in. This approach implies spot investments and exclusion of ballast from the portfolio in the form of unprofitable companies that do not have fundamental sources of growth. This approach, firstly, reduces the risks of capital loss, and secondly, increases the efficiency of investment.Read more: Stock market indices: what are they and why do investors need them?ConclusionStock indexes are one of the important tools available to investors. The main goal that is achieved with the help of this tool is to monitor the situation or, as investors also say, the temperature, the entire stock market or industries of interest. The family of American market indices occupies a special place in the world hierarchy due to its size and, of course, its "authority". Observing the dynamics of changes in certain indices allows you to make a judgment about the current state of both the entire US economy and its individual sectors, and helps in making an investment decision.The presence of ETFs for stock market indices allows its participants to invest in a financial instrument that allows them to diversify their investments at a lower cost than when repeating the index independently. However, it must be remembered that buying futures or investing in an ETF of a separate index does not allow you to choose only the best representatives of the index, but forces you to purchase the entire set of shares of the companies that make up it, both "good" and ...
Indices for the investorNews reports often inform us about the growth and fall of stock market indices. Obviously, this is important, since it gets into prime-time news. However, what should this mean to the ordinary man in the street?Reference books tell us that "An index is a derived quantity ..." and behind the jumble of words they do not always give us an idea of the essence. School memories about "dividing something into something" generally set the right vector for reflection, but here it is critically important to understand what to divide into what and why. So, let's figure it out.Read more: Index NASDAQ 100 - history, advantages and what it depends onWhat is a stock market index in the financial world?Let's start from the beginning and consider the very first index that appeared in the world: this is the soaring Dow Jones Index. Its first version appeared back in 1884, and this index still exists today. The emergence of such a tool was associated with the need to assess the dynamics of industrial development in the United States. It was necessary to find some indicator that would help to assess whether production is growing or falling. How did you solve this problem?It's very simple: we took 12 of the largest industrial companies in the United States and calculated the average stock price for all. Then they did the same after some time. And again. And now several control points have already appeared and a graph has been built out of them, from which the trend was visible: in general, the prices of shares of the largest companies are growing or not. Since the growth of the share price is an indicator of investors' confidence in the industry, their desire to invest in it (and this is an opportunity for the industry itself to develop due to the inflow of investments), these calculations have become the main measure of industrial development. Therefore, the growth of the index means the development of the entire industrial sector, and the fall, respectively, indicates a crisis. The evaluation method proved to be viable, received the name of the authors-developers, and since 1896 the Dow Jones Index has been officially published.A lot has changed since then, including in the Dow Jones Index itself. There are Indices for different industries, for the economies of entire countries. And the indices themselves are now a little less straightforward - all sorts of correction factors are applied, dividends and a number of other factors are taken into account. However, the following principle remained unchanged: the index shows the average temperature of the development of an industry or a country.An interesting fact: from the very first version of the Dow Jones Index to the present day, General Electric was part of it.Read more: Nikkei 225 Index - history, calculation and the featuresThe Dow Jones index today is an indicator of the health of the US economy. It is calculated based on the value of the shares of the 30 largest companies. Another important index for assessing the US economy is the S&P 500, it is called the barometer of the American economy. It is calculated for 500 American companies that have the highest market price (capitalization).For Germany, the same index is DAX, for Japan - Nikkei 225. There are Indices for industries - for example, for energy, telecommunications, metals - they, in turn, show in the same way whether the industry is developing, stagnating or even in decline.Indices are the investor's loyal friendsFirstly, from the point of view of investments in the index itself: today there are tools in the financial system that allow you to earn on the growth of indices. And the indices are unique in this quality - they are always growing in the historical perspective. This is logical: civilization is developing, humanity is getting more and more benefits, and the index only reflects this process.And secondly, Indices help us evaluate the industry or economy of the country in which we want to invest in a security. The dynamics of the development of the industry or economy reflected in the index will help you assess the potential of a particular security: does it have the possibility of growth relative to the "average temperature" or is it worth waiting for a decline in quotations rather.Summing up, we note the main thing: indices are indicators of the development of industries and entire economies. Both governments and ordinary investors are guided by them. Therefore, when making a trading decision to purchase a particular security, it makes sense to look at the indices in order to assess the overall economic situation and understand the potential of the stock.Read more: S&P500 ...
Making a profit from financial instruments in the short, medium or long term is the main goal of any investor. Beginners prefer to use stocks and bonds, and we are usually talking about the direct purchase/sale of assets.But experienced traders often work with derivatives, the type of which is chosen based on the goals and skills of the investor. With the right approach, they allow you to make good money, with an inept one, serious monetary losses are likely.What are derivatives?Types of derivativesFuturesForwardOptionSwapFunctions of derivativesHow and where to trade derivativesChoosing a broker and opening a trading accountChoosing a derivativeAnalysis of the market situationPurchase of a contractWhat are derivatives?A derivative (derivative financial instruments) is a type of contractual contract that obliges the transaction partners to perform certain actions with the underlying asset in the future. Most often, this is the delivery of goods to a specific date at a given price on terms that do not depend on price fluctuations in the markets.The conditions prescribed in the derivatives contracts are called the specification. Holders have the right to sell the acquired derivatives, and their issuers are not always the owners of the underlying assets.Read more: Issuer of securities: definition, types and featuresDerivatives do not exist by themselves. These are derivative financial instruments that are inextricably linked to the value of the underlying assets, and there may be more than one of them.At the same time, the following can act as a base:Securities (Shares, ADRs, GDRs, etc.);Currencies (EUR/USD, GBP/USD, etc);Stock indexes (S&P500, Dow, NASDAQ, FTSE100, etc.);Commodities (metals, energy carriers, agricultural products, etc.);Macroeconomic and statistical indicators (key refinancing rate, inflation, weather, etc.).The derivatives futures market operates on the same principles as the securities and commodity exchanges. Pricing in this industry follows similar principles. At the same time, the total number of contracts presented on the market and the number of underlying assets are often not related in any way.Derivatives are a rapidly developing sector of today's financial system. According to the most conservative estimates, the volume of this market is $845 trillion. (the volume of world GDP is $86.6 trillion). A number of experts claim that the volume of the derivatives market reaches $2 quadrn.The first analogues of modern derivatives originated among Babylonian merchants. In Japan in the 17th century, rice coupons became widespread, and in the UK and Holland — options for flower bulbs. The first modern derivatives were launched on the London Stock Exchange in the 1860s. And they were actively distributed in the 20s of the XX century.Types of derivativesAll derivatives (derivative financial instruments) are divided into those that are traded freely (contracts of a standardized type on exchange platforms), and contractual (agreements in the OTC sector). Let's look at the most popular types of them.Read more: What is OTC and what are its featuresFuturesFutures contracts imply delivery on a specific date of the selected underlying asset at a given price. In fact, this is a contract of sale with deferred execution. There are futures:Settlement - without the physical movement of the goods or the change of the owner of the securities, the monetary settlement takes place on the day of the expiration date;Delivery - the goods are shipped directly within the specified time.Example: by buying oil futures, you can count on the delivery of the number of barrels specified in the specification by the deadline specified in the contract. But when buying index futures, only monetary settlement is possible, there is no physical commodity.Read more: What are futures: types, features, advantages and risksForwardForward contracts are concluded in the over-the-counter sector. They imply the delivery of the underlying asset at a given price by a specific date. Unlike standardized futures, they allow you to set additional conditions (quality, packaging, etc.), that is, there is still an opportunity for business maneuvers.Example: a large industrial production requires rolled metal after 5 months. According to analysts' forecasts, rental prices are expected to rise in the near future. At the moment, there are no free funds, as well as the desire to bear increased storage costs. The buyer and the supplier conclude a contract at the current price with the supply of products in the future with the payment of warranty security.Read more: Bulls and bears, as well as other animals on the stock exchangeAn example of a forward at the household level is drawing up a contract for the purchase and sale of an apartment in a house under construction or a car in a car dealership (if it is not in stock).OptionThe purchase of an option gives the right to buy or sell an asset in a given time period at a specified price. The first option is called call, the second-put. It is not necessary to execute the contract if the conditions are unfavorable for the owner (the projected price of the asset has gone in the wrong direction). It is acceptable to simply fix a loss in the amount of the option value.Example: on the stock exchange, a company's share is traded at a price of 50 dollars. The trader, having analyzed the market situation, revealed the probability of growth up to 65 dollars. He acquires a call option with the right to purchase a security at 50 dollars. with a guaranteed security of 10% (5 dollars.). When the desired price is reached within the specified period, the trader executes the option. And sells a share on the stock market already at the market price. If the forecast is not justified, it is permissible to resell the option cheaper or not to execute it, fixing a loss of 5 dollars.SwapA complex version of a futures contract, works on the principle of "2 in 1". A transaction is concluded for the purchase or sale of an asset with the simultaneous opening of a counter-directional transaction with the same asset on similar terms, but after a certain period. The main goals of using swaps are to increase the number of assets and reduce risks (hedging). The most common types of swaps are currency, commodity, credit, interest, stocks and precious metals.Read more: Swaps in the financial market. What are they and what are they given to the traderIn addition to these types of derivatives, there are other, less popular types — warrants, PCI, FRA, depositary receipts. There are also derivatives for derivatives, but investors are wary of such an instrument.Functions of derivativesDerivatives are acquired not only in order to become the owner of the underlying asset. Their functions are more diverse:Risk hedging (protection against sharp price and exchange rate fluctuations);Price arbitrage (conclusion of multidirectional transactions in several markets in order to make a profit);Tax optimization, for example, when using a stock swap, you will not have to pay a tax related to capital gains;Speculation on the price fluctuations of an asset;Reducing transaction costs;Expansion of earning opportunities through increased leverage (X100).Read more: Leverage on the stock marketHow and where to trade derivativesHow to trade derivatives:Choosing a broker.Opening a trading account and depositing funds.Choosing the type of derivative.Market analysis.Purchase of a contract.Working with futures contracts and options is similar. But there is one serious difference. Futures obliges to fulfill the conditions regardless of how the market situation develops for the owner. The option leaves the right to choose.As for the places where you can trade derivatives, ordinary investors are mainly available on exchanges where less than 20% of this type of assets are traded. Options and futures contracts are presented in the futures sections of these platforms.There are 64 exchanges working with futures in the world. One of the largest is the Chicago Mercantile Exchange CME (commodities and cryptocurrency).Among the cryptocurrency exchanges working with futures contracts, OKEx, BitMEX, Binance Futures, ByBit, Huobi and Deribit deserve attention (they are in the TOP 10).Read more: Overview of the Huobi Global ExchangeThe process of trading derivatives should be considered in more detail.Choosing a broker and opening a trading accountThe choice of a broker should be given maximum attention. In addition to having a direct access to the exchange platforms of interest, you should check the license. The list of licensed brokers is presented on the official website of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation.It is useful to get acquainted with the reliability ratings on specialized Internet resources and reviews of real customers. After registering on the broker's website, creating a personal account, verifying your identity and installing a trading terminal (QUICK, MT4, MT5 or the broker's own developments), you need to top up your trading account.In some cases, access to the demo version (if available) is provided without making a deposit.Read more: Stock market Broker: how to choose it and how to work with itChoosing a derivativeOne of the main advantages of derivatives (namely futures) is a wide range of assets. We choose the market category from the following options: indices, commodities (energy, agricultural products, etc.), interest rates (LIBOR, RUONIA, etc.), currency or securities.After that, we select the type of trading instrument (a specific type of metal, a brand of oil, etc.). The choice should be made taking into account the previous trading experience. If a trader has been working with stocks for a long time, then futures and stock swaps are among the preferred instruments.Analysis of the market situationBefore making a final purchase decision, you should analyze the market situation using fundamental and technical analysis. It is necessary to take into account everything that may affect the value of the underlying asset in the future.It is not superfluous to study the history of quotes and track the news background.Read more: Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME): history, structure, advantages and featuresPurchase of a contractAt the final stage, we determine the type of contract and the nuances of the specification. For example, there are 2 futures options available for gold — a standard one for 100 ounces and an e-mini (10 ounces). Having selected the necessary asset, we make a purchase request and confirm the transaction.At first glance, trading in derivatives (derivative financial instruments) seems simple and understandable.In reality, you need a lot of trading experience, a knowledge base, an understanding of the market situation, skills in analysis, risk management and the use of leverage.In the absence of proper training, it is advisable to undergo training and try out various strategies in the demo version. For beginners who do not have system knowledge, it is advisable to start with the most liquid and volatile instruments — oil futures, indices or blue-chip stocks.Read more: Causes of inflation and scientific approaches to their ...
From time to time, there are sharp ups and downs of quotations on the stock exchanges. When a panic begins, the rate of decline can go through the roof. To prevent trading from turning into chaos, each exchange has its own mechanismIn extreme cases, stock exchanges close trading in the middle of the day or even immediately after opening. How and why do trading platforms do this?Suspensions of trading give investors the opportunity to understand what is happening in the market, learn information and make decisions based on market conditions, said Stacy Cunningham, president of the New York Stock Exchange, in an interview with CNBC.How does the NYSE stop trading?According to the rules of the New York Stock Exchange, if the S&P 500 index falls by 7% from the closing price of the previous day (level 1), trading will be stopped for 15 minutes. If the decline continues after this break and the index falls by 13% (level 2) before 15: 25 New York time, the exchange will suspend trading again for 15 minutes. After 15: 25, a 20% drop is allowed (level 3). Exceeding this threshold leads to a trading stop until the end of the day.On March 9, 2020, after the key US indices fell by 7%, an automatic "fuse" was triggered immediately after the start of trading, and trading was stopped for 15 minutes. This helped to stop the further decline in quotations. When trading resumed, the main stock indexes managed to break away from their lows and stay above them.These rules were developed after an instant technical collapse on the New York Stock Exchange in May 2010 (Flash Crash). The exchange adopted the latest version of the rules in February 2013.The days when trading stopped. 7 most unexpected pauses on the stock exchangesIf trading in the company's shares is suspended, it does not mean that the shares have become useless or their value has fallen to zero. In such cases, the exchange temporarily blocks trading until it determines what happened and whether there is a threat to bona fide investors. Trading may be suspended for individual shares or for all securities registered on the exchange.Crisis-97: minus 7% in five hoursOn October 27, 1997, the Dow Jones index fell by 7.18% (554 points) in five hours. Emergency sales on the US stock market began immediately after the collapse of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange indices by 6% due to the financial crisis in Asia.After the index fell by 4.54%, the exchange suspended trading for the first time for half an hour to calm the panic among the participants. It didn't help. After the resumption of trading, the decline continued and exceeded 7%. This time, the exchange stopped trading completely: traders were sent home before the end of the day. This decline was the largest intraday drop for the US market in ten years."Enron": from princes in the mudIn the nineties and the beginning of the two thousandth, the Enron energy company was a giant of American business. It ranked seventh in the United States in terms of capitalization. At the maximum, Enron shares were worth $90.75 apiece.In 2001, the company was accused of falsifying data in reporting. After that, the quotes began to fall. On December 2, 2001, Enron declared bankruptcy — and the securities collapsed to $0.26.The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) soon stopped trading in these shares. As a reason for the suspension, the regulator pointed to the share price below $1 per share, which violates NYSE standards.Read more: What is the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)When the exchange turned off the lightsIn March 2009, the Sydney Stock Exchange stopped trading after a serious power outage. About 70 thousand houses and administrative buildings, including the stock exchange building, were left without electricity. Due to the lack of electricity, traffic lights were turned off and many kilometers of traffic jams were formed. Some residents were stuck in elevators for a long time.It is interesting that two days before the power outage, residents of the city took a voluntary part in the "Earth Hour — 2009" campaign. They turned off the lights in their own apartments for an hour. The campaign was held by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) to draw attention to climate change in the world.Blind tradingIn August 2013, the NASDAQ stock exchange, specializing in securities of high-tech companies, suspended trading in shares for three hours. This was due to a technical failure: the exchange stopped receiving applications from trading participants and displaying data on changes in quotations. Trading resumed only 35 minutes before closing time.On this day, the share price of the American company NASDAQ OMX Group, which owns the NASDAQ exchange and eight other European exchanges in the Baltic region, fell by 3.4%. The three-hour suspension of trading due to technical problems was the longest in the history of this exchange.Read more: About NASDAQ Stock ExchangeNon-flying planes, non-purchased sharesIn July 2015, the New York Stock Exchange, where shares of the world's largest corporations are traded, stopped trading in all registered securities for three hours. This was due to a technical failure, and the exchange canceled outstanding applications for securities transactions.The New York Stock Exchange resumed work by the end of the day. On the same day, there was a technical failure in the system of one of the largest American air carriers, United Airlines. The airline canceled all flights.An hour and a half of silenceIn September 2015, the Moscow Exchange suspended operations on the stock, currency, money and futures markets. The exchange's website also stopped working. This was due to malfunctions in the network equipment of the Moscow Exchange in the M1 data center.The exchange's clients could not connect to the systems and place orders in the usual mode. The exchange was restored in an hour and a half.Read more: What are futures: types, features, advantages and risksThe shortest trades in historyIn 2016, one of the trading sessions on the Chinese stock market lasted less than 30 minutes and became the shortest in the history of the Chinese market. The stock market fell after the decision of the People's Bank of China to sharply lower the yuan against the dollar.The Shanghai Stock Exchange Index Shanghai Composite Index lost 7%, falling to 3116 points, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange index Shenzhen Component fell by 8.35%, to 10,746 points. The CSI 300 composite index of blue chips lost 7.2%. In accordance with the rules in force at that time, due to such a decline in the CSI 300 index, trading on Chinese stock exchanges was suspended until the end of the trading day.Read more: "Blue chips" of the US ...