Vladimir Toropov / Blog
Gold has been a valuable and sought-after commodity for centuries. Its shimmering beauty and rarity have made it a symbol of wealth and power. In addition to its aesthetic appeal, gold also holds significant importance in the world of trading...
Gas hubs are central points in a natural gas market where multiple gas suppliers and buyers come together to trade and exchange natural gas...
Internal netting in Forex is the process by which a brokerage firm or financial institution matches and settles trades internally, without routing them to an external market or exchange. It is also known as “internal matching” or “internal clearing.” Here are its features...
Offshore jurisdictions are good for forex brokers. We can quite understand what benefits brokers get. They are regulatory flexibility, tax advantages, cost-effective operations, and access to international clients...
Why the meat didn't take off? Because it fell down in an uncanny valley. It's not crazy, but a very interesting story. We will talk about the famous company Beyond Meat (#BYND), which I already mentioned in one of my posts...
If you think that technical analysis is a bunch of nonsense, look here. Fighting is underway in Europe. At the same time, oil is getting cheaper. Modern warfare is very greedy for fuel. During World War II, 14 factories were operating in Germany to produce artificial hydrocarbon fuels...
Logarithmic price charts. It doesn't sound easy. What are they? Some stocks or cryptocurrencies have risen indecent lately. It simply does not make sense to analyze their linear charts now. It's great that there is an additional tool for solving this problem...
If you have money, then you are looking for an opportunity to invest it as profitable as possible. Or vice versa, as reliable as possible. It would seem that IPO is an opportunity that is just about that. Generally speaking, IPO is not for investors. Here's why...
Suppose you have opened a trading account with $100,000. You made a deal and earned 1 thousand. That is, your profit on this trade is 1 percent of your capital. Fine. Now, let's say you lose the same $1,000 on your next trade. How much did you lose as a percentage? One? Incorrect answer...