You don’t need to understand everything impacting the yield curve. But, you do need to understand risk management and learn how to play “defense” in dangerous markets.
John Rowland explains why the yen is called the “currency of misery,” and how market mechanics out of Japan could send Wall Street spiraling.
Markets look calm on the surface, but the forces shaping the environment in 2026 will be anything but subdued.
The long-term trend in U.S. 30-year government Treasury Bond futures has been sideways since the low in October 2023. After over two years of trading in a narrow range, bonds and interest rates could break...
You might want to sit down for this one. As of this week, Treasury Bills are outperforming Bitcoin on the year! The bigger question for cryptocurrency traders, of course, is what happens NEXT?
Inverse ETFs let you bet against everything from individual stocks to whole indexes.
Covered call ETF arbitrage requires precision, but it’s a strategy I highly recommend you learn.
Beneath the surface of daily market swings, investors are increasingly positioning for what they call the “debasement trade,” a shift driven by mounting government deficits and the perceived erosion...
Hedge funds are ramping up bullish bets on the U.S. dollar through the options market, wagering that the greenback’s rebound against major peers will continue through year-end. Trading data from the...
In this episode, Tony Davidow of the Franklin Templeton Institute and Scott Zelniker of UBS-The Zelniker Dorfman Carr & Heritage Group share their insights on the current stock market rally after two years...