Uncovering the real stories, patterns, and forces driving crypto markets — beyond the candles.
In the financial world, a simple truth is being confirmed ever more often: a trader’s or investor’s success depends not only on the ability to read charts, but also on the capacity to look deeper –...
Each year, markets return to the same question: does the Santa Claus Rally still exist, and can it generate returns in an environment of volatile monetary policy, geopolitical risks and shifting st...
There are quite a few instruments on the foreign exchange market that allow traders to work with assets restricted in circulation. One of the most popular among investors has become the NDF – the N...
Financial markets traditionally reflect not only fundamental metrics and technical patterns but also the emotional state of their participants. One of the most well-known tools used to measure the ...
Most people believe that you can make money in the financial markets only when prices rise: buy low, sell high, and pocket the difference. But there is another strategy – short selling. It allows t...
Understanding which criteria to use for entering and exiting trades has long been a subject of lively debate within the trading community. As part of a recent study, XFINE analysts examined the exp...
Just ten to fifteen years ago, trading in financial markets was mostly associated with excitement, quick decisions, and random strokes of luck. Many imagined a trader as a gambler making bets on fo...
The U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls report, better known as NFP, is regarded as one of the most important indicators of the global economy. Its release provokes a strong reaction in currency, equity, and co...
The first three months of trading in the financial markets are a period when a trader’s future behaviour is formed, basic habits are established, and it becomes clear whether they will remain an ac...
The financial world often jokes that when America sneezes, the rest of the world catches a cold. But there’s a lot of truth in this saying – after all, the U.S. economy remains a key benchmark for ...
In recent years, the online trading market has been expanding rapidly, and the presence of traders from Muslim-majority countries has become increasingly visible. According to the Pew Research Cent...
The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) is a key benchmark that measures the strength of the U.S. dollar against a basket of six major currencies: the euro (57.6%), Japanese yen (13.6%), British pound (11.9%),...