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Fed minutes released overnight revealed policymakers see rates going higher “fairly soon”. Does it mean the March Fed meeting is “Live”? Or rate hike would happen in June? Tip TV’s Zak Mir believes one reason the rates are not going higher is due to fact that the Dollar has strengthened so much. Mir and Presenter Jenny Hammond also discuss trade idea - Buy Barclays, Broker Recommendations and Anglo American’s decision to halt asset sale strategy. #Fed, #interestrates, #USdollar, #USD, #centralbanks, #forex, #currencies, #trading, #stocks, #equities, #markets, #technicals, #macro, #fundamentals

Roy Kaitcer, Investment Manager at Redmayne Bentley says he is more comfortable now in having UK banking shares in his portfolio. Apart from banking stocks, Kaitcer says one should look at Trump Bump laggards - essentially the defensive stocks that have under performed cyclical during the Trump rally. Kaitcer talks to Tip TV’s Matt Brown. Kaitcer also shares his opinion on FTSE 100 and the low volumes in the US markets. #UK, #stocks, #equities, #FTSE100, #indices, #banks, #defensives, #trading, #investing, #macro, #fundamentals, #Trump

Ian Mann from ECSC group explains to Tip TV viewers about the new EU law - General Data Protection Regulation that is set to be accepted as the UK law and how the cyber security company is best positioned to benefit from it. ”Brexit won't derail GDPR in the UK so non-compliance is not an option”, says Mann and adds that companies will have to ensure they approach data protection by "design and default". Mann details the company’s finances, diversified client basis and outlook for the future. #ECSC, #cybersecurity, #GDPR, #markets, #UK

Bryan Noble, Founder or Trader Noble says the clients need to follow the ‘Opinion Email’ blindly and avoid looking at the tick/screen. Through his blog, Noble aims to teach and share with active/student trader his extensive knowledge of the markets. #TraderNoble, #trading, #markets, #equities, #technicals, fundamentals

In an interview with Tip TV, Shaun Richards from Not A Yes Man Economics explains the Bank of England’s deflection strategy with respect to inflation, growth, housing market and interest rates. Richards believes the bank would want to and find every little reason to cut rates, but says it will be tough given the strong economic numbers. #BOE, #UK, #interestrates, #monetarypolicy, #macro, #Carney, #centralbanks, #inflation, #GDP, #housingmarket

Neal Kimberley, Currency Analyst for ActivTrades says there are more reasons to sell the Euro than buy Euro, but adds that exporter demand is seen in EUR/USD in the range of 1.0450-1.05. The steady drop in the EUR/USD is not a strong dollar story, but is a weak EUR story, which is evident from the weakness in the EUR crosses, most notably in EUR/GBP, EUR/JPY. Kimberley says, “Farther we (UK) get from Europe (Brexit), the stronger would be the appeal of Pound as a reserve currency”. Listen to the full segment as Kimberley offers insights into the central bank activity, exporter/importer activity in the FX markets, coupled with fundamental and technical pointers. #EUR/USD, #EUR/GBP, #EUR/JPY, #EUR/CHF, #forex, #currencies, #trading, #GBP/USD, #trading, #reservecurrency, #markets

French election uncertainty and the widening Franco-German yield spread is in the driver’s seat as far as EUR/USD exchange rate is concerned. Mike Ingram, Strategist at BGC Partners, calls the French Presidential Election a “a three-horse race” and explains the bearish impact of the widening Franco-German bond yield spread and the rise in the French 2-yr credit default swap on the EUR/USD pair. Ingram also takes a close look at the tight correlation between the EUR/USD pair and EUR/USD 2-year currency basis swap. Ingram is joined by Shaun Richards from Not A Yes Man Economics and Tip TV’s Zak Mir. #France, #Frexit, #elections, #macro, #EUR/USD, #bonds, #yield #curve, #forex, #currencies, #trading, #markets, #commodities, #equities, #stocks, #Fed

Fever-Tree shares are up 4% at record highs today after RBC initiated ‘outfperform’ rating and Benenberg upgraded its target price. Jim Huckett, Senior Sales Trader at Hobart Capital Markets points to a scope for further rally in the shares as the company eyes dark spirit mixer growth. #Fever-Tree, #darkspirits, #trading, #equities, #markets, #fundamentals, #equities, #UK, #investing

Mike Ingram, Strategist at BGC Partners, says Fed minutes could sound hawkish, although it remains to be seen if it would result in a sustained rise in the rate hike bets. Watch the full segment know what one should watch out for in the Fed minutes due later today. Also discussed in the segment is - trending topics in finance/business, Oanda forex sentiment, trade idea and broker recommendations. #macro, #forex, #currencies, #trading, #markets, #commodities, #equities, #stocks, #Fedminutes, #interestrate, #fundamentals, #investing

Saif, Quantitative Algo Trader at Darwinex, is a staunch believer in superiority of Quantitative Analysis over Technical Analysis. Saif says techies deal with the visuals and is subjective, while Quants deals with statistical studies and hard facts. He adds further that Quants are also superior from scalability perspective. Watch the full segment to know if Quants are more superior to Technical Charts when it comes to entry levels. The segment is hosted by Tip TV CEO Nick Batsford. #trading, #equities, #technicalanalysis, #quantitativeanalysis, #markets, #Darwinex

In an interview with Tip TV, Paul Renken, Senior Geologist and Mining analyst at VSA Capital says, “Protectionist environment is good for commodities”. So now we know, all is not lost if there is a way of protectionist policies across the globe. Renken also paints a rosy picture for commodities/miners in 2017. The only risk he sees is a potential instability in the ‘frothy’ US markets. Renken believes the turnaround in BHP Billiton’s fortunes is a product of higher commodity prices and company’s cost cutting efforts. Listen to the full segment to know if Glencore will mimic the stellar numbers produced by BHP Billiton and Anglo American. #mining, #BHPBilliton, #AngloAmerican, #Trump, #fiscal #spending, #commodities, #mining, #protectionism, #trading, #markets, #investing, #Glencore, #UK, #stocks, #equities, #macro, #fundamentals

Panmure Gordon, Senior Market Commentator, David Buik says it is ludicrous on the part of Chairman Douglas Flint to have blamed the vagaries of BREXIT, Donald Trump and the French election on HSBC’S indifferent performance. Weak Pound didn’t help HSBC either, nor did its strong Asian base came to the rescue. Also discussed in the segment is the earnings preview for other UK banks and Snap’s IPO road show in London. #HSBC, #SnapInc, #banks, #earnings, #UK, #Lloyds, #fundamentals, #macro, #investing, #trading, #equities

According to British MPs, President Trump will be able to detect May’s desperation for a US-UK trade deal. Matt Brown, Independent Market Strategist and Tip TV’s Zak Mir believe the UK is on a weak footing and it needs a trade deal with the US. “It’s all about the trade deal”, says Brown. Also discussed is BHP Billion’s decision to boost interim dividends, broker recommendations, trade idea and Oanda forex market sentiment. #Trump, #May, #US, #UK, #tradedeal, #BHPBilliton, #stocks, #politics, #macro, #economy, #markets, #trading, #investing, #stocks, #equities, #commodities, #trading

The fact that bond aren’t collapsing (yields rising) so far in the trump rally/Trumpflation is supportive of the Trump rally seen in the equities, says Matthew Yeates, Quantitative Investment Manager at 7IM. Essentially restrained bond yields are proving to be a blessing in disguise. But what would happen if Trump delivers at the top end of the expectations, resulting in a massive spike in inflation expectations and bond yields? Will the equities crash in response to sharp spike in yields? Watch Yeates, Trip TV Presenter Zak Mir and Presenter Jenney Hammond discuss the changing dynamics/relationship between related markets - inflation, stocks, and bonds. #inflation, #indicator, #macro, #economy, #trading, #fundamentals, #equities, #stocks, #bonds, #yieldcurve, #investing, #US, #UK, #indices, #Trumptrade

Accendo Markets Head of Research Mike Van Dulken presents his bullish view on Antofagasta, talks Lloyds Bank earnings expectations in the wake of a rising channel on the daily chart and end the segment with a look at the oil markets, which have been marred by increasing US oil supplies and sideways price action. Key points to watch out for - Upside potential in Antofagasta, Rising channel resistance on Lloyds Bank. #Antofagasta, #LloydsBank, #miners, #UK, #banks, #trading, #equities, #stocks, #markets, #oil, #commodities, #energies, #technicals, #fundamentals, #copper, #basemetals

Spreadex Financial Analyst Connor Campbell calls the fourth quarter UK GDP release and Fed minutes release as the key events for the GBP/USD and FTSE 100 market. “Clients have been selling anywhere around 1.25 mark”, says Campbell and talks about a major shift in the sentiment around the FTSE 100 - Clients are buying around 7300 mark… likely because of the banking earnings. Also discussed is the earnings preview for and client positioning in Lloyds Bank, Barclays and BAE Systems. Watch the full segment as Campbell details the reasons for the disappointing HSBC numbers. #UK, #banks, #LloydsBank, #Barclays, #BAE ystems, #HSBC, #trading, #equities, #markets, #FTSE100, #Cable, #GBPUSD, #UK, #forex, #currencies, #technicals, #fundamentals #macro

Throgmorton Trust shares have rallied 11 days straight. What’s behind the unprecedented rally? Phil Thomas, Director of LSE, talks about the new function on the LSE website which lets users track ‘Sequential Risers and Sequential Fallers’. The other sequential riser discussed in the segment is Wincanton. Thomas also lists Frontier Resources and Premier African Minerals Ltd as the ones to watch out for.

James Hughes, Chief Market Analyst at GKFX believes with a weaker Pound a lot of UK companies have become an attractive proposition for US companies. M& activity is set to pick up pace, given the fact that companies are seeing strong growth and are thus open for potential takeovers. Hughes agrees with Mir that weak Pound means UK companies… especially the likes of Unilever are an easy prey for US corporations. BOE’s Carney is set to testify before the treasury select committee. Watch Hughes discuss the key points to watch out for in Carney’s speech.

“Anybody looking for quick bucks in the market should be looking for takeovers”, says ADVFN Founder and Director Clem Chambers. He talks to Tip TV’s Zak Mir and Presenter Jenny Hammond. Chambers points to an upcoming M&A boom in the UK and talks about Kraft-Unilever fallout, bullish technicals of the broader market and high divi stocks. #markets, #trading, #M&A, #UK, #US, #Kraft, #Unilever, #business, #macro, #trading, #technicals, #fundamentals

Freelance Business Journalist and Editor of Betaville Website Ben Harrington says the fall out of Kraft-Unilever deal has been unprecedented and goes to list the names thrown around on the street as the potential targets for Kraft. The list includes names like Colgate, Reckitt Benckiser, and Coco-Cola. Other key M&A deals discussed in this segment are - · Allergan to buy Zeltiq for $2.48 Billion · Hologic to buy Cynosure to expand into medical aesthetics for $1.65 billion #Betaville, #M&A, #KraftHeinz, #Unilever, #Colgate, #Reckitt #Benckiser, #Coco-Cola, #Allergan, #Zeltiq, #Hologic, #Cynosure, #stocks, #equities, #UK, #US, #deals