Market Event which could bring trading opportunities
Is the dollar becoming more dependent on stocks? After reading papers, news, and a few conversations, I’ve come to share that market participants increasingly see the U.S. dollar as driven by stock-market performance rather than traditional bond yields. It took me some time to put this into words. This is not a shift I expected
August is approaching, and then September… Soon we will finish July, which is usually a strong to very strong month for U.S. stocks. The SPY chart on TradingView confirms this. However, this year, some market participants are watching/thinking and looking for solutions to determine when and how the NASDAQ might crack. In the chart above,
I keep thinking about my friend’s question. One point I didn’t mention is the counterparty in our trades. Can you choose/elect it? Original post in Spanish https://mariorandholm.substack.com/p/market-makers-y-flujos-brexit-gibraltar Market Makers and Flows: Brexit / GibraltarBy Mario Randholm The Great Advantage of Market Makers (MM) Over the Rest of the Market Most retail traders operate without considering
I had a conversation that I haven’t stopped thinking about. Here you have it. A friend, sharp guy, does his homework, follows the market closely was walking me through his process. And somewhere in that conversation I realized I needed to share the one thing that separates the professionals from everyone else as market participants:
After more than 20 years in this field— following rules, refining systems, reading positioning, and navigating multiple crises — I am living through one of the toughest stretches of my career. I will explain why… Here is just an example: Key Big Tech (i.e. Microsoft) got crushed in ways we haven’t seen since 1999 or
Yes, this is a special note on market structure and the raw reality of what it takes to make money in the stock market. It has always been difficult, and it remains difficult. Having real ground-level experience and emotional settlement is essential if you want to handle volatility without panicking or making emotional decisions. In