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Tony Cross, Market Analyst for toptradr, says the S&P 500 is massively overvalued and so is the Dow. “There is a lot of froth in the market”, he adds. Cross also talks about the prop desk’s AUD/USD trade and mentions the top trader of last week - Justin Peat. #S&P500, #indices, #trading, #markets, #toptradr

People with financial issues are more likely to suffer from mental health problems. The opposite can be said as well - People with mental health problems are three times as likely to be in debt. Guy Shone from Explain The Market says, “One in four are likely to suffer from mental health problems this year. And this is largely associated with financial issues." In this segment, Shone explains how we could break the vicious cycle of financial issues and mental health problems. Shone talks about ‘Money and Mental Health’, a private body that puts problems faced by individuals in front of industries and attempts to break the vicious cycle. #finance, #UK, #stress, #mentalhealth, #business,#ExplainTheMarket

Clem Chambers, Founder of ADVFN, is bullish on the European banks as he feels the banks being a sort of a financial military, are likely to benefit the most from a potential trade war between Europe and US. Chambers says things cannot get worse at Deutsche Bank and the latest measures/change in strategy could lead to a turnaround. Is the inflation scare for real? Listen to Chambers take on rising inflation. #banks, #trading, #DeutscheBank, #Germany, #Europe, #US, #stocks, #equities, #markets, #inflation, #economy, #indicator

Tim Harrison, Head of Wealth Management at Linear Investments talks about the biggest M&A news - Standard Life to buy Aberdeen in $4.5 billion stock deal and Vauxhall-Opel sold by GM to Peugeot-Citroen. Harrison says the Standard Life and Aberdeen deal is a sign of desperation! And adds, “More nimble… human driven asset management still has future” About Snap IPO - Harrison says it will be interesting to see other Unicorns follow suit. These are interesting times, but I am starting to get nervous, he says. #M&A, #StandardLife, #Aberdeen, #Vauxhall-Opel, #GM, #Peugeot-Citroen, #markets, #trading, #equities, #macro, #fundamentals, #business, #UK, #US, #Europe

Is Trump being Trump again? Over the weekend Trump claimed that his predecessor, Barack Obama, wire tapped his phones at Trump Tower ahead of the 2016 election. Independent Market Analyst Matt Brown, Presenter Jenny Hammond and Tip TV’s Zak Mir discuss whether Trump’s claims could hold ground. Key points Brown believes Standard Life and Aberdeen deal would do well for both companies Mir points to a potential bull trap on the Russell 2000 index Also discussed in this segment is - Broker Recommendations, LSE deal, trade of the day #Trump, #M&A, #stocks, #equities, #trading, #markets, #macro, #fundamentals, #UK, #US

Has Snap IPO opened doors for other ‘Unicorns’ to go for an IPO? Snap, which posted a net loss last year of $515 million, even as revenue climbed almost seven fold, has some things to prove. In today’s opening segment, John Mills, Economist, Entrepreneur, Political Commentator and Chairman, JML draws parallels between the Unicorns Boom and the Dot com bubble. Mills also talks about the interest rate going higher in the UK and the resulting drop in the demand for the UK gilts. Also discussed in this segment is - Broker Recommendations, LSE deal, Trade of the day. #Snap, #Unicorns, #tech, #stocks, #equities, #trading, #markets, #macro, #fundamentals

Steve Larratt, Share Research Business Analyst from Share Talk talks about the potential for stellar growth in Red Rock Resources both business wise and in terms of share price. Also discussed is the update from Regency Mining. #RedRockResources, #RegencyMining, #stocks, #equities, #UK, #exploration, #fundamentals, #ShareTalk

A macro musings segment with Chris Justham, Relationship Manager at Seven Investment Management, which includes discussion on- · Yellen speech due later today · Rising inflation and what it means for the world economy · Talk of ECB QE Taper, Assets/Sectors that could do well if Marine Le Pen wins French Presidential Elections and · Last but not the least the Trump trade Justham says the rising inflation squashes the concept of ‘New Normal in the global economy’. #inflation, #ECB, #macro, #economy, #fundamentals, #centralbanks, #Fed, #ECB, #interestrates, #QE, #trading, #markets, #equities, #forex, #currencies

Alistair McQueen, Head of Savings & Retirement at Aviva, joins us to explain what pension automatic enrollment means and how this may affect the pension landscape. McQueen stresses the need to save more as life expectancy continues to improve in the UK. He says employer and employee participation rates in the automatic enrollment scheme is encouraging, the challenge now is to get employees to save more than the minimum contribution rate that is expected to rise to 8% (total) by 2019. #pensions, #UK, #savings, #economy, #Aviva

While Trump’s economic plan - high spending, less taxes - does raise prospects of the debt crisis, it surely could be a blessing in disguise for Fed. Today’s guest on Trade.com segment, Jeremy Stretch, Head of FX at CIBC believes Fed has the opportunity (amid ongoing Trump trade) to move away from being behind the curve by citing rising inflation expectations. Host Bill Hubard, Chief Economist at Trade.com the future course of actions for the major central banks, outlook for the FX markets and the factors that could derail the Fed optimism. #Fed, #interestrate, #centralbanks, #forex, #currencies, #trading, #markets, #fundamentals, #macro

Ken Odeluga, Market Analyst at City Index explains the bullish technical set up on the Stoxx 60 index and then goes on to describe Caterpillar is “the anti-Trump trade”. A strong dollar is undesirable for Caterpillar. Will it continue to scale new heights? Will Stoxx 600 capitalize on the bullish breakout? Listen to the full segment for answers. #Caterpillar, #Trump, #stocks, #equities, #US, #Europe, #Euro #Stoxx600, #indices, #technicals, #trading, #markets

March rate hike is looking more likely with each passing day, given the record highs in the stock markets, rising inflation and relative calm across the globe. Even markets look ready for a 25 bps hike, which is evident from the CME data rate hike probability at 70%. However, “weak wage growth figures for February due for release next Friday could easily derail the March rate hike plans”, says James Hughes, Chief Market Analyst at GKFX. “Trump isn't being Trump... is a relief for the markets”, Hughes adds. Other key topics discussed in this segment are - Record rally in the US stocks, sideways/choppy action in the USD index. #Fed, #interestrate, #ratehike, #Wages, #US, #indicator, #economy, #macro

The highlight of today’s opening segment is Alessio Rastani’s Elliot Wave Analysis of the S&P 500. Rastani from LeadingTrader.com says the 5th wave higher is nearing completion and one could initiate short positions in the range of 2390-2400. “Traders should look out for bearish divergence,” says Rastani. He also talks about this outlook for EUR/USD. Also discussed is Broker Recommendations, trade Idea, Oanda Forex market sentiment, economic calendar and most popular stories in business/finance. #S&P500, #indices, #stocks, #equities, #trading, #ElliotWave, #trading, #markets, #investing, #forex, #commodities, #technicals, #fundamentals, #macro

Saif, Quantitative Trader at DARWINEX (@integracore2) shares the exact reasons that compelled him to choose DARWINEX as his trading platform of choice, and why it's only a matter of time before everyone else does too. He believes DARWINEX has disrupted the retail trading industry completely, and allowed - otherwise unheard of - talented retail traders to legally attract meaningful levels of investor capital, without compromising their intellectual property, all the while enjoying the benefits of trading with an FCA Regulated, True DMA, Agency-Only broker. Join the DARWINEX Trader Movement: http://www.darwinex.com/?utmsource=tiptv&utmcampaign=why-darwinex&utmmedium=video-interview&utmcontent=why-traders-should-choose-darwinex

There is widespread belief that Le Pen victory in French elections would be a third major shock to the financial markets after Brexit and Trump and big blow to Euro project. Which could be the worst performing Forex pair if Le Pen wins? Jeremy Stretch, Head of FX at CIBC, says Asian investors could dump Euro denominated assets following Le Pen’s victory in French election, thus leading to a sharp drop in EUR/JPY cross. Also discussed in this segment is - Cable’s range bound action and the potential for a break below 1.20 Is Sterling a mini-USD? Is it tied to US dollar/interchangeable? #GBP/USD, #Cable, #forex, #currencies, #trading, #markets, #fundamentals, #USD, #LePen, #EUR/JPY, #politics

Former UK PM David Cameron has said that Bitcoin and Blockchain technology have the potential to improve both financial inclusion and government transparency. Has Cameron oversold on future prospects of Blockchain and Bitcoin or is there a long-term value here? To know more, we talk to Charlie Morris, Fund Manager at Newscape Capital Group, who says the technology is still far behind Visa or Mastercard but does have the potential to make it big in the future. Morris also talks about Snap IPO and its entry into entering the digital advertising market where the incumbents are two powerful behemoths: Facebook and Google. The segment concludes with a discussion on Trumpenomics - lower taxes, higher spending. Morris calls it as Reganomics and explains whether the model is sustainable in the long-run. #blockchain, #Bitcoin, #Trump, #economy, #fiscalspending, #taxes, #Snap, #Snapchat, #ipo, #markets, #trading, #equities, #investing, #fundamentals, #technicals

Oanda Senior Market Analyst Craig Erlam says gold has established a new trading range of $1240-$1260 and a potential downside break would spell trouble for the bulls. Erlam is surprised by markets’ tolerance to Trump’s rhetoric and lack of detail. He also presents his view on USD/JPY and EUR/USD pair. #gold, #preciousmetals, #commodities, #trading, #technicals, #markets, #fundamentals, #macro, #forex, #currencies, #USD/JPY, #EUR/USD

Trump was once again high on rhetoric and low on substance, If so, why are markets trading higher? In today’s opening segment, Independent Market Strategist Matt Brown and Tip TV’s Zak Mir discuss market reaction to Trump speech, sharp rise in the Fed rate hike bets and Green’s BHS pension hole plug. “Trump was low on detail, high on enthusiasm and was optimistic”, says Independent Market Strategist Matt Brown. Also discussed is - The Coe report - S&P health care index, Oanda Forex market sentiment, trade idea and broker recommendations. #Trump, #US, #economy, #markets, #macro, #trading, #investing, #stocks, #equities, #forex, #currencies, #commodities, #Fed, #interestrate

Clive Lambert, Director at FuturesTechs details the technical set up on Forex majors - EUR/USD, GBP/USD and USD/JPY - which suggest the American dollar is set to regain poise. Key points EUR/USD - Break below 1.0527 could yield sell-off to 1.0450-1.0350 GBP/USD - Below Feb low of 1.2350, support at 1.22360, 1.2140 stands exposed. Re-test of area around 1.20 cannot be ruled out as well. USD/JPY - Bullish above 113.78 could test 115.50-118.50. #USdollar,#USD, #EUR/USD, #GBP/USD, #USD/JPY, #forex, #currencies, #trading, #markets, #technicals

Simon Wajcenberg from K1T Capital details the views of market experts - David Stockman, Peter Schiff and John Hussman - on markets under Trump Presidency, which are anything but positive. The big three see debt crisis, financial market crash and Fed’s QE 4 later this year. Wajcenberg also lists Trump’s bankruptcies in the past and says the seventh one could be coming soon.