“Big money is made buying a crash and not buying the dips”, says ADVFN’s Clem Chambers while discussing his outlook for the market. Chambers sees a potential for hefty correction - even a crash as Trump trade risks falling apart.

Chambers also shares his view on defence stocks and trading strategy in general.

“Am on the back foot and half in cash”, says Chambers.

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James Rickards, Author of “The Road to Ruin” and “The Death of Money” talks about Brexit being a good separation for both the UK and EU, a high probability of Scexit i.e. Scotland’s exit from the UK followed by an entry into the EU, the next crisis being bigger than the one in 2008 and Trump Presidency.

Listen to the full segment to know what would happen to UK if Scotland were to leave?

Key quotes

UK should have never been in the EU

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Trading has become rather too simplistic… buy the dips in the equities and enjoy the upside. However, this a worrying factor, says James Hughes, Chief Analyst at GKFX.

Watch Hughes shares his thoughts on the Brexit and Oil markets.

Robert Sijpesteijn, Sales Trader at Ayondo explains the Top Trader Competition, which involves starting the trading career as a ‘Street Trader’ (base of the pyramid) and slowly progressing to the ‘Institutional’ level (top of the pyramid).

Watch the full segment to know how Ayondo rewards a consistent performance.

Sijpesteijn also talks about the trading strategy/record and risk profile of the best traders at Ayondo and the premium client bonus.

Mike Ingram, Strategist at BGC Partners joins Presenter Jenny Hammond and Tip TV’s Zak Mir to discuss whether the ECB could afford to have a Taper Tantrum and if the reflation trade is rolling over.

Central banks have to react to higher inflation… that means higher rates and lower growth”, says Ingram.

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Charlie Morris, Head of Multi-Asset at Newscape Capital says there is a feeling of uncertainty in the markets due to Trump, Brexit etc, although much of it is due to the rhetoric and in reality the markets are completely relaxed.

The point to be noted - Morris says the average volatility of the FTSE 100 over the last 20 year period has been around 17%, while as of now the volatility is around 7%!

Listen to the full segment to know-

Which assets are likely to do well in the current low volatility environment?

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In an interview with Tip TV, Oanda Senior Market Analyst Craig Erlam hopes the Brexit negotiations would happen behind the closed doors, thus leaving the GBP/USD at the mercy of the economic data releases.

Erlam shares his view on EUR/USD, GBP/USD and Gold.

Listen to Erlam discuss whether the Pound has seen the worst of the Brexit uncertainty

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Market Strategist Ronnie Chopra says 1.2 levels is the floor in the GBP/USD pair as much of the negative news related to Brexit has been priced-in. Chopra is joined by Presenter Jenny Hammond and Tip TV’s Zak Mir.

Key things discussed - The COE report: bullish view on the S&P 500 index, Oanda forex market sentiment, Trade of the day - Sell Randgold Resources, Economic Calendar, outlook for CAC if Le Pen wins French elections.

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Scott Grant from the LSE talks about the trending/most chatted stocks - Infinity Energy and Hurricane Energy and FTSE risers - Next.

Watch the full segment to know-

What’s behind the surge in volumes and price of Infinity Energy? &

Have the markets factored-in the worst or have them over factored-in the worst in Next?

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James Hughes, Chief Market Analyst, explains the Wall Street’s state of the mind - “Trump fails to repeal and replace Obamacare - Will he be able to cut taxes, we may not get infrastructure spending”.

Hughes says it was the strong earnings and hope that Trump would cut taxes and embark on infrastructure spending that fueled the stock market rally. If he fails to deliver the bubble could burst.

Listen to the full segment for Hughes’ take on the forex markets.

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