Open interest in trading: what it shows and how to use it
Open Interest (OI) is the total number of open (not closed) contractsfor futures or options on a specific asset. Important:…
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Buffett indicator reaches all-time high
The US stock market has ignored all warnings and continues its rapid rally. However, now, according to the so-called “Buffett…
More transparency in cryptocurrencies
From 2026, data exchange rules in OECD and EU countries will change significantly with the introduction of the Crypto-Asset Reporting…
SEC Changes and Innovations: What Investors Need to Know
1. The market as an information disclosure system SEC does not guarantee profitand does not prohibit risk.It requires: full, reliable…
Apple Card goes to JPMorgan: why Goldman Sachs lost the project
JPMorgan Chase is taking on Apple’s credit card, a project that Goldman Sachs promoted several years ago as the flagship…
How MSCI influenced MicroStrategy and led to the fall of BTC
What MSCI offers MSCI is considering introducing a new rule: companies with more than 50% of their balance sheet assets…
Fed rate cut: market expectations and impact on assets
A week ago, most investors doubted that the regulator would decide to take a step in December. Now, about 80%…
Microsoft and IREN $9.7 billion deal: expanding AI infrastructure
📌Microsoft signed a five-year contract with the Australian company IREN for $9.7 billion. The deal provides for the rental of…
Short squeeze in trading: causes, signs and risks
Short squeeze is a sharp increase in the price of an asset caused by the forced closure of short positions,…
HTF in trading: how to analyze higher timeframes
HTF (Higher Time Frame) are higher time frames of the chart that show the global direction and structure of price…
LTF in trading: how to work on lower timeframes
LTF (Lower Time Frame) are lower time frames of the chart, which show more detailed and short-term price movement. Key…
Discount and premium zones in trading: how to determine them
Discount and premium zones are price areas on a chart that reflect where an asset is trading below or above…