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Noise trading occurs when a trader makes a decision to buy or sell without the use of fundamental data (such as economic, financial, and other qualitative or quantitative data that can affect the value of the asset).
Noise traders generally have poor timing, follow trends, and overreact to good and bad news in the market.
They are also known as uninformed traders.
An economic indicator is a statistical data point or metric that reflects the state of an economy or its various sectors.
Forward guidance is a tool used by a central bank to try and influence market expectations of future levels of interest rates. “Forward guidance” in monetary policy means providing some information...
Sentiment analysis refers to the process of gauging the overall mood, of investors and traders towards specific financial assets.
A binary option is a type of options contract in which the payout will depend entirely on the outcome of a “Yes or No?” or “True or False” proposition. Don’t be intimidated! Its name may sound complicated, but binary options are arguably a simpler way to trade than traditional options or currencies. Just like traditional […]
Quantitative easing (QE) is an unconventional monetary policy used by central banks to stimulate the economy when conventional monetary policy has stopped working. It is more colloquially referred...
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