by The Wealth Training Company | Mar 30, 2023 | Investment News, Wealth Training Company
What are the most reliable technical signals that the bear market is over? During January and October 2022, the S&P posted a 27.2% fall in value and entered bear territory. The technical definition of a bear market is a 20% decline in prices or more from its most... 
by The Wealth Training Company | Mar 16, 2023 | Investment Training, Wealth Training Company
What is technical analysis in financial markets? Technical analysis is a trading discipline used by traders, short-term speculators, and investors to evaluate buy-and-sell investment opportunities. “Technical analysis is a trading discipline used by traders,... 
by The Wealth Training Company | Mar 2, 2023 | Investment News, Wealth Training Company
Central Bank Digital Currency could be the next stage for central planners, which was alluded to as part of this Great Reset, proposed by WEF, a plan made public in 2020 during the pandemic global lockdown. The apex of the human food chain sits on the throne, where... 
by The Wealth Training Company | Feb 16, 2023 | Investment News, Wealth Training Company
Rethinking foreign policy might be the only way to avoid an escalation into a death spiral. The war in Europe’s east could be the catalyst for the worst conflict in human history. The unthinkable is now in play, the two great powers, armed to the teeth... 
by The Wealth Training Company | Feb 2, 2023 | Investment News, Wealth Training Company
Google searches could be a good sentiment analysis tool for gauging where investors sit in the investor psychology cycle. Liquidity and momentum were the drivers of the last bull market. Fundamentals and earnings had less of an impact on prices, and I believe... 
by The Wealth Training Company | Jan 19, 2023 | Investment News, Wealth Training Company
Could subprime crisis II play out as the Federal Reserve keeps hiking rates in a steepening recession? Goldman Sachs has just fired 3,000 banks, which is a clear sign that the top ten investment banks in the world are fretting about a potential tsunami of bad loans.... 
