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  The stock market can be a very exciting and lucrative place, but it can also be very daunting for beginners. Many people make mistakes when they first start investing in the stock market, and these mistakes can be costly. In this article, we will discuss three common mistakes that beginners make in the stock market and how Capital Street FX can help. Mistake #1: Not having a strategy One of the biggest mistakes that beginners make in the stock market is not having a clear strategy. Many people invest in stocks without any plan, hoping to make quick profits. This can lead to impulse buying and selling, which can be very damaging to your portfolio. Capital Street FX can help beginners develop a sound investment strategy. Their team of experienced traders can provide guidance on how to build a diversified portfolio, which stocks to invest in, and how to manage risk. They can also provide regular market analysis to help you stay up-to-date on the latest trends and news that may aff...

  THE NIKKEI 225 ROSE 1.16% TO 28542.11 ON THURSDAY. On Thursday Japan’s Nikkei stocks average ended higher, and COVID-19 lockdowns ended in major China trade partner Benchmarks declined in Tokyo, Sydney, and Shanghai, major Chinese cities closed due to coronavirus outbreaks, and Asian shares fell trading as the market was closed for good Friday The Hang Seng was up by 2.69% at 19362.45 and Hang Seng Tech Index was down by 1.29%. The 10-year U.S Treasury yield jumped to its next level in June. The 30-year Treasury rate closed at the highest level since 2014 Last Wednesday Asia- The pacific market was down as investors expect the Federal Reserve to give a summary of economic conditions, this is also known as Beige Book. Shanghai is up by 0.82% at 3262.05, and the TOPIX rose 0.19% to 1866.71, Chinese exporters increase by 7.1% in August and in the next month it increased by 18% almost 12.8%, The offshore Chinese yuan weakened to 6.99 % The S&P/ASX 200 in Australia down by 1.42% a...

  The Dollar Index has risen 3.8% to 104.5 from its lows in early February. Prior to that, the dollar index had been falling since late September, giving back half of the gains from the global rally triggered by the Fed’s sharp monetary tightening. Although the dollar’s decline in recent months has been deeper than a typical Fibonacci retracement, this move looks like a profound correction within an uptrend. Early this month, the Dollar got support on the decline to the 100 area, a significant round level that acted as almost impregnable resistance in the pandemic. This time it proved to be no less solid support. n addition, the dollar looked oversold, which provided initial support in early February. However, the US currency’s momentum against its rivals no longer looks like a technical fluctuation but rather a deliberate buying of dollar-denominated securities. The fundamental reason for buying the US currency is the strong macroeconomic data, with inflation still alarmingly hig...

  George Soros, the controversial billionaire and philanthropist, is blamed by market experts and economists for exacerbating the Asian financial crisis in 1997. As Soros finds himself at the center of yet another controversy for his remarks about Prime Minister Modi’s connections to industrialist Gautam Adani, is the Indian rupee under threat? Soros has made short bets on sovereign currencies in the past, and he has won. George Soros’s Big Short on the Thai baht and Malaysian ringgit The Asian Financial Crisis began a month after Thai authorities unpegged the baht from the dollar in August 1997. By encouraging Thai banks, financial institutions, and businesses to borrow dollars without hedges, sany hedges, domestic lending was heavily subsidized. Thailand, however, faced difficulties repaying its dollar debt obligations due to the dollar’s strength and falling trade. In light of this, the authorities decided to lift the baht-to-dollar peg. By October 1997, the baht had fallen 60% ...

  Forex trading, also known as foreign exchange trading, has become increasingly popular over the years. Many people are drawn to this market because of the potential for high profits, but is it really available for beginners? Let's take a closer look. Firstly, it's important to understand what Forex trading is all about. Essentially, it involves buying and selling currencies in order to make a profit. The value of each currency is constantly fluctuating, so traders try to take advantage of these changes to make a profit. As with any form of trading, there is some risk involved. Forex trading can be quite volatile, so it's important for beginners to approach it with caution. That being said, it is certainly possible for a beginner to start trading in the Forex market. One platform that is popular among traders is Capital Street FX . This platform offers a range of features that can be helpful for beginners. For example, they offer demo accounts that allow you to practice tr...

  BITCOIN CROSSES $25K The market cap of Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency, was around $481 billion, with a dominance of about 42.56%, an increase of 0.30% over the day, according to Coin markets. The global cryptocurrency market cap was trading higher around $1.13 trillion, rising 1.09% in the last 24 hours. The total volume in DeFi is currently $7.57 billion, 12.20% of the total crypto market 24-hour volume. The volume of all stablecoins is now $55.01 billion, which is 88.73% of the total crypto market 24-hour volume. Ahead of the release of the FOMC minutes on Wednesday, the cryptocurrency market was trading higher on Tuesday. Ethereum (ETH) rose over 0.62% to $1,700, whereas Bitcoin (BTC) was above the $25,000 level. BTC volume in the last 24 hours stood at approximately $27.52 billion, falling 4.37% in the last 24 hours. READ THE FULL  ARTICLE HERE

  S&P 500 ROSE 0.34% TO 3,946.0 ON MONDAY On Thursday market session participants will be looking ahead to retail sales, fresh jobless claims, and import price data US stocks futures rise during Wednesday evening deals, US major indices bouncing back on that day after an inflation report published by Federal Reserve Stocks fell straight on Wednesday, investors are afraid of this move, and on the last day of August market come back in doubt as investors weighed the inflation-fighting efforts. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up by about 0.2% to 31,510.43. S&P 500 was roughly gained by 0.2% at the end of the day price was 3,946.00. Nasdaq 11 futures rose 0.4% at 11,816.20 The three major weaker note seems at the end of the month which began as a strong month i.e., Donjons AUGUST was down           4.1% and the S&P 500, and Nasdaq posted losses of nearly 4.2% and 4.6%, respectively, the 52 weeks range is 3,636.87-4,818....