Market Maker

In this episode, I talk to the Head of Trading Piers Curran about the volatility in Robinhood shares following their recent IPO. We talk about how the platform makes money, why their IPO process was different, and what might happen to their shares next. We also touch on the latest US Non-Farm Payrolls report and what it means for the expected timeline for tapering at the Federal Reserve.

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In this episode, I talk to the Head of Trading Piers Curran on the latest tech earnings this week and the challenges they face as global economies start to re-open. We also take a look at what's been causing the weakness in Chinese stocks and why the Chinese Communist Party are looking to crack down on technology firms.

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In this episode, I talk to Senior Trader Tim Duggan, who after trading traditional equities and futures markets for the past 20-years, is now also actively trading cryptocurrencies. How is crypto different? what are some things you should be aware of, and of course what is his favourite coin right now!

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In this episode, I talk to Head of Trading Piers Curran about the risks to the global economy as central banks start to unwind their unprecedented levels of monetary and fiscal intervention. We look at the arguments on both sides and how mistakes in the past may come back to haunt policy setters and stock market bulls.

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In this episode, I talk to the Head of Trading Piers Curran, on why the US 10-yr yield is heading for one of its biggest weekly declines since June last year. We discuss what's causing investors to rethink the shape of the economic recovery and how a shift in strategy has led growth stocks within the S&P 500 to surpass returns from value stocks YTD.

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In this episode, we discuss the release of the latest US jobs report and explain the mechanics behind how markets react to important economic data points. We also look at what this means for the Fed and the markets view on policy timing with a final comment on this week's OPEC+ meeting.

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In this episode, we look at US bank stress tests, following the news that all 23 institutions in the 2021 exam by the Federal Reserve remained “well above” minimum required capital levels during a hypothetical economic downturn. What are they? how are they conducted? and what does it mean for banks and the stock market in general? is explained.

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In this episode, we explain the market's obsession with the Federal Reserve's Dot-Plot matrix. Explaining why the Fed uses it, how market participants perceive it, and whether it's even that good an indicator of future interest rates? We also look at the slide in commodities this week, with gold headed for the biggest weekly loss in 15 months following the Fed's hawkish tilt.

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In this episode, we look at the three major talking points in markets this week. US CPI, the ECB meeting, and the upcoming G7 summit. We explain the markets relative calm response to surging inflation in the US, the timing around the ECB's bond-buying programme and what to watch out for at the G7 meeting in Cornwall.

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In this episode, I talk to the Head of Trading Piers Curran about three key themes in markets this week. From the monster rally in AMC shares to the result of the latest OPEC+ meeting, and a look at the news about Russia cutting its US dollar assets and what this could mean for the future of globalisation.

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