π£Dear Clients,
due to holidays in US (Presidents' Day) and in Canada (Family Day) on February 17, 2025, trading schedule for some instruments will be changed (CET).
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due to holidays in US (Presidents' Day) and in Canada (Family Day) on February 17, 2025, trading schedule for some instruments will be changed (CET).
For more information, follow the link below π
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π£Dear Clients,
due to holiday in Japan - Emperorβs Birthday, on February 24, 2025, trading schedule for some instruments will be changed (CET).
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due to holiday in Japan - Emperorβs Birthday, on February 24, 2025, trading schedule for some instruments will be changed (CET).
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1οΈβ£Scalping (1-15 minutes): Love fast-paced action? Scalping lets you capitalize on tiny price changes. Think 5-minute charts and lightning-fast decisions.
2οΈβ£ Day Trading (15 minutes - 1 hour): Want to avoid overnight risks? Day trading is your game. Use 30-minute charts to spot intraday trends and close all your positions before the market closes.
3οΈβ£ Swing Trading (4 hours - Daily): Prefer a more relaxed pace? Swing trading lets you catch bigger market waves, holding positions for days or weeks. Daily charts are your friend, especially for indices like the S&P 500.
4οΈβ£ Position Trading (Weekly - Monthly): Thinking long-term? Position trading is all about capturing major market movements over months or even years. Weekly charts are essential for crypto assets like Bitcoin.
5οΈβ£ Combining Timeframes for a complete market view! For example, analyze EUR/USD on a weekly chart for the big picture, refine your analysis with a daily chart, and use a 1-hour chart to pinpoint your entry points.
2οΈβ£ Day Trading (15 minutes - 1 hour): Want to avoid overnight risks? Day trading is your game. Use 30-minute charts to spot intraday trends and close all your positions before the market closes.
3οΈβ£ Swing Trading (4 hours - Daily): Prefer a more relaxed pace? Swing trading lets you catch bigger market waves, holding positions for days or weeks. Daily charts are your friend, especially for indices like the S&P 500.
4οΈβ£ Position Trading (Weekly - Monthly): Thinking long-term? Position trading is all about capturing major market movements over months or even years. Weekly charts are essential for crypto assets like Bitcoin.
5οΈβ£ Combining Timeframes for a complete market view! For example, analyze EUR/USD on a weekly chart for the big picture, refine your analysis with a daily chart, and use a 1-hour chart to pinpoint your entry points.
π£Dear Clients,
to Easter, the trading schedule for April 18 and 21 trading schedule for some instruments will be changed (CET).
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to Easter, the trading schedule for April 18 and 21 trading schedule for some instruments will be changed (CET).
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π£Dear Clients,
to holiday in Australia (Anzac Day) on April 25, 2025, trading schedule for some instruments will be changed (CET).
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to holiday in Australia (Anzac Day) on April 25, 2025, trading schedule for some instruments will be changed (CET).
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Trump's tariffs on goods from Canada, China, Mexico (steel, cars).
What was the goal?
Make imported goods more expensive so that consumers would be encouraged to buy American-made products, thereby strengthening domestic production.
Reality Check: Tariffs Hurt US
Studies show that in 2018, these policies led to most of the costs falling directly on American consumers and businesses β not on foreign companies.
Broader Tariffs = Higher Prices
- Many businesses can no longer absorb these extra costs.
- They are forced to raise the prices of their products.
- And in the end, it is ordinary people who will feel the burden of rising prices.
Tariffs & Your Wallet
While tariffs may not directly cause widespread inflation,
they do:
- Increase the price of many goods;
- Slow economic growth ;
- Increase unemployment rates.
The Truth About Tariffs
Not punishing foreign companies. American citizens pay more for everyday items.
What was the goal?
Make imported goods more expensive so that consumers would be encouraged to buy American-made products, thereby strengthening domestic production.
Reality Check: Tariffs Hurt US
Studies show that in 2018, these policies led to most of the costs falling directly on American consumers and businesses β not on foreign companies.
Broader Tariffs = Higher Prices
- Many businesses can no longer absorb these extra costs.
- They are forced to raise the prices of their products.
- And in the end, it is ordinary people who will feel the burden of rising prices.
Tariffs & Your Wallet
While tariffs may not directly cause widespread inflation,
they do:
- Increase the price of many goods;
- Slow economic growth ;
- Increase unemployment rates.
The Truth About Tariffs
Not punishing foreign companies. American citizens pay more for everyday items.
π£Dear Clients,
to the holidays in China and Europe on May 1st, 2025, trading schedule for some instruments will be changed (CET).
For more information, follow the link below π
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to the holidays in China and Europe on May 1st, 2025, trading schedule for some instruments will be changed (CET).
For more information, follow the link below π
π© Trading Schedule π©