Financial market insight

The best technical indicators can offer a huge boost to your trading, helping you identify trends, outline key levels and predict price action. But which indicators should you use as part of your trading toolkit? Find out here.

Sports car brand Porsche AG is revving its engine and continues to move it up a gear ahead of a possible IPO in 2022.

The Baltic Dry Index has proven to be a reliable indicator of future global economic activity and could prove a useful tool amid the uncertain outlook.

Doji might be simple candlestick patterns, but they can unlock some powerful strategies. Let’s examine how to trade the doji candlestick pattern.

Scalping is a popular short-term trading style that involves taking small, but frequent, profits. Discover what scalping is and how you can start to scalp financial markets – including forex and stocks.

Amazon has become the latest member of Big Tech to announce a stock split, but what will this mean for investors and traders?

Hundreds of corporations from the US, UK, Europe and beyond are pulling out of Russia in protest of its invasion of Ukraine.

UK regulators made it easier for SPACs to join the market last year, but will it be enough to fuel a boom in listings like we have seen in the US?

Will the metaverse be the next big investment trend? We have a look at this new emerging industry and the top stocks and sectors to watch as the world enters the metaverse.

The Awesome Oscillator (AO) makes use of simple moving averages to confirm or deny market trends. Learn how to confirm those trends and predict possible reversals in our AO guide.

Amortisation and depreciation are both ways to expense assets over time and are key tools in determining a company’s value. Although which one you use differs depending on the asset type. Keep reading to learn more.

Swedish car brand Volvo has made its stock exchange debut. Here's more on the carmaker's history, strategy and valuation following the Volvo IPO.

Facebook has changed its name to 'Meta', reflecting its ambitions to become a ‘metaverse’ company. But which stocks have tried this trick in the past, and has it played well with the markets?

Oil futures are the most traded commodity in the world thanks to their high volatility and global influence. Learn how oil’s two main benchmarks affect the world economy and your own futures contracts.

The world's strongest currency is the Kuwait Dinar. Its high value comes from Kuwait’s booming oil industry, which accounts for 80% of the country’s exports. It is also the highest valued currency pegged to the US Dollar.

Market orders are one of the most common order types when trading live markets like forex. Learn how market orders are placed and what to look out for when placing them.