The second half of 2020 was filled with symptoms of excess and disregard for risk management in many markets, particularly in US equities. Read More

I think an important aspect of markets in 2020 has been trying not to get FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) when volatility was shooting up and

As a self-styled central bank Kremlinologist, I pay close attention to what policymakers say, when they say it, and how they say it. But to take central bankers

I’ve often advocated that traders remain disciplined to price action staying aware of but not beholden to the headlines. This year was no different. Read More

2020 brought with it a challenging trading environment, one that likely pushed many investors, including myself, to the edge, testing our capabilities. Read More

Hong Kong

Remind yourself that you will miss a trade, however, there will always be another trade, so if you miss a trade, accept it and move on. Read More

This past year was meant to be the one when both the Euro and especially the British Pound suffered from the tortuous negotiations between the EU and the UK on their post-Brexit relationship. Read More

In a year when so much went on, I think one of the more surprising items is how little economic pain actually showed in global equity markets, particularly in the US. Read More

After four-plus years of negotiations over the terms of Brexit, the EU and the UK have reached an agreement. Read More