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Range trading - Pros and Cons
I wonder if investors have ever heard of range-trading, which is a rather interesting financial strategy that is also nicknamed grid trading or fishnet strategy. Unlike many other stock trading methods, range trading does not require studying market trends but focuses on the rise and fall of prices within a specific range. The flexibility of this strategy makes it suitable for a variety of market situations; whether the market is crazy up, down, or sideways, there are opportunities to profit from it. Next, we'll delve into the principles of range-trading, as well as its advantages and challenges, and look at some ... (full story)
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This was a fairly clear-cut rate decision, in my opinion. There were no actual moves and there were none expected coming into this meeting. Even the bank’s statement issued at 2PM ...
Good afternoon. I’m pleased to be here with Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Rogers to discuss our recent policy announcement and the Bank of Canada’s Monetary Policy Report. Last week, we maintained our policy interest rate at 5%. We held our policy rate steady because monetary policy is working to cool the economy and relieve price pressures, and we want to give it time to do its job. But further easing in inflation is likely to be slow, and inflationary risks have increased. Before I take your questions, let me give you some economic and financial context for the decision. Since the last time we were here with you, the Canadian economy has slowed, and the data suggest demand and supply are now approaching balance. We’re now seeing clearer evidence that higher interest rates are moderating spending and relieving price pressures. The economy has entered a period of weaker growth, with growth averaging about 1% over the last year. Growth in gross domestic product (GDP) is forecast to remain below 1% for the next several quarters before picking up in late 2024 and rising to 2˝% in 2025. With the economy expected to move into excess supply this year and with growth anticipated to be weak for the next few quarters, we think there’s more inflation relief in the pipeline. We expect inflation in Canada to ease gradually and return to our 2% target in 2025. But we’re worried that higher energy prices and persistence in underlying inflation are slowing progress. The effects of higher interest rates on inflation are most evident in the prices of durable goods, like furniture and appliances that people often buy on credit. These effects have also spread to many semi-durable goods—a category that includes things like clothing and footwear post: BANK OF CANADA GOVERNOR MACKLEM: FEDERAL, PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT SPENDING IS STARTING TO GET IN THE WAY OF GETTING INFLATION BACK TO TARGET
Josh Brown, CEO at Ritholtz Wealth Management, and Jeffrey Gundlach, DoubleLine CEO, join 'Closing Bell' to react to today's Fed meeting and the market reaction to Fed Chair ...
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