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Saxo – BlackRock – Climate Agenda
Saxo – BlackRock – Climate Agenda20th January 2020

We agree with the Saxo & Blackrock views in this intersting article.Please click... read more

Your Own Worst Enemy. – Why it is so hard to develop a real ‘Behavioural Edge’ in Trading.
Your Own Worst Enemy. – Why it is so hard to develop a real ‘Behavioural Edge’ in Trading.24th November 2017

Your Own Worst Enemy. - Why it is so hard to develop a real ‘Behavioural Edge’ in Trading.a guest article by Steven GoldsteinThe Dunning-Kruger effect is a behavioural bias which refers to people’s belief that they are more capable than they really are. This is a cruel trick played on traders by themselves which keeps most... read more

The World’s Money & Markets
The World’s Money & Markets9th November 2017

Courtesy of: Visual Capitalist All of the World’s Money and Markets in One VisualizationThis infographic is the updated version of our best-known piece from The Money Project, an ongoing collaboration with Texas Precious Metals. It was first published in late 2015.Millions, billions, and trillions…When we talk about the giant size of Apple, the fortune of Warren Buffett, or the... read more

What is That Really Makes Successful Traders?
What is That Really Makes Successful Traders?27th September 2017

What is That Really Makes Successful Traders? Welcome to Sensemaking.a guest article by Steven Goldstein,  Performance & Executive CoachWhat is it that really makes a successful trader?Scores of books, hundreds of journals, and reams of paper have been spent pondering this question. There are many different views, theories and ideas: Strong analytical abilities, high quality research, disciplined risk... read more

Commodities in 2017 – Cheap against Equities?
Commodities in 2017 – Cheap against Equities?10th July 2017

Commodities in 2017 - Cheap against Equities?a guest article byJEFF DESJARDINSJeff Desjardins is a founder and editor of Visual Capitalist, a media website that creates and curates visual content on investing and business.WEBSITEIf you’re looking for action, the commodities sector has traditionally been a good place to find it.With wild price swings, massive up-cycles, exciting resource... read more

38 Facts on the U.S. Dollar
38 Facts on the U.S. Dollar22nd June 2017

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Where is Global Growth Happening?
Where is Global Growth Happening?14th June 2017

Courtesy of: Visual Capitalist CHINA AND U.S. STILL GENERATING >50% OF REAL GDP GROWTHThe Chart of the Week is a weekly Visual Capitalist feature on Fridays.According to forecasts from earlier this year by the World Bank, the global economy is expected to average a Real GDP growth rate of 2.8% between 2017-2019.But where will this growth actually... read more

Chinese RMB Globalization – guest article
Chinese RMB Globalization – guest article7th April 2017

RMB Globalization, Once “Unstoppable,” Heads Into Reverseby Benn Steil and Emma Smith April 6, 2017 “The globalisation of the [Chinese RMB] seems remorseless and unstoppable,” the Economist pronounced in April 2014.  A year later, a research-grant foundation asked me (Benn) to review a proposal to investigate three scenarios for RMB globalization: more, much more, and way more. ... read more

How Bitcoin Reached Parity With Gold. a guest article
How Bitcoin Reached Parity With Gold. a guest article8th March 2017

 Chart: How Bitcoin Reached Parity With GoldCHARTING THE FAST AND VOLATILE RISE OF BITCOINThe Chart of the Week is a weekly Visual Capitalist feature on Fridays.Would you rather have one bitcoin, or a single ounce of gold?The answer used to be obvious. Even at the climax of the legendary 2013 rally, bitcoin was never able to... read more

Why it’s not easy to move EURUSD outside its 2-year range
Why it’s not easy to move EURUSD outside its 2-year range1st March 2017

Why it's not easy to move EURUSD outside its 2-year range - A guest articleWith the exemption of a few short-lived spikes and dips, EURUSD has over the last 24 months kept the range 1.05-1.15 - a long stretch with remarkable little volatility for a currency pair that has had its fair share of challenges despite... read more