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AMT Top Ten Miscellaneous Viewpoints for the 29th of Dec.

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AMT Top Ten Miscellaneous Viewpoints for the 29th of Dec.

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10. Book: Cargill: Trading the World’s Grain by Wayne G. Broehl, Jr., a book that folks interested in physical commodities may find interesting.

9. Music: A Night in Tunisia played by Charlie Parker and Miles Davis on The Complete Savoy & Dial Master Takes.

8. NBA: Detroit Pistons have now lost 28 straight basketball games. Will the team get a participation trophy at the end of this season?

7. Post-Quantum: While ‘Artificial Intelligence’ grabs headlines, ‘post-quantum cryptography’ is a phrase and reality that corporations will need to learn increasingly.

6. Behavioral Sentiment: Risk appetite has remained firm during this holiday week, which may spark additional optimistic trading banter in January as trends are wagered upon.

5. U.S Treasuries: Yields have continued to move lower, and dovish outlooks regarding the U.S Federal Reserve inside many financial institutions may increase speculative zeal.

4. Gold: The precious metal remains near highs and the price of 2100.00 USD is hovering above, will this level start to be challenged and penetrated?

3. JPY and NZD: Both currencies remain bullish as they recover from long-term USD strength, this while mid-term price realms are being firmly challenged. Technical traders with long-term outlooks may want to start examining one year charts.

2. U.S Equities: S&P 500 on the cusp of record highs, the Nasdaq 100 is at apex values – while the Nasdaq Composite remains bullish, and the Dow Jones 30 continues to create new heights.

1. 2024: A prosperous and peaceful New Year is wished for all.

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AMT Top Ten Miscellaneous Feast for the 24th of November

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AMT Top Ten Miscellaneous Feast for the 24th of November

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10. Book: A Thanksgiving Diet – Life as a Glutton by T.M.F Resuscitate.

9. Music: Frank Sinatra singing Somethin’ Stupid.

8. Global Commerce: London Metal Exchange and Baltic Exchange Dry Index prices are higher since September lows.

7. Post Holiday Warning: Trading volumes will be light today, day traders should expect quiet markets and sudden bursts of volatility. Early reactions next week may result in reversals due to perceived lack of price equilibriums having occured via today’s results, this as U.S financial institutions return in full to their offices Monday and Tuesday.

6. Election Surprises: Argentina and the Netherlands point to seismic changes in voting sentiment. India, South Africa and the U.S have major elections coming in 2024.

5. Crytocurrencies: Binance legal problems in the U.S casting shadows of doubt, but BNB/USD has been somewhat stable. Bitcoin – yes, a digital asset – is above 37,000.00 USD as of this writing.

4. Gold: Price of the precious metal remains slightly below 2000.00 USD level.

3. Energy Prices: WTI Crude Oil, Brent, Natural Gas and Gasoline remain within sight of one year lows, but intriguing support levels for speculators with long-term outlooks.

2. U.S Equity Indices: Stocks will trade in shortened sessions today. The major indices are within sight of one year highs. Next week could see positive momentum sustained.

1. Forex: USD within an intriguing near-term price range. GBP, JPY and NZD are some of the major currencies showing signs of potential strength versus the ‘greenback’ as outlooks seemingly shift.