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CAD surged last week
Nomura FX Strategy Research notes that CAD outperformed in the G10 this week, driven by positive economic momentum and the more hawkish turn by the Bank of Canada (BoC).

Each modern stock-market crash has been precipitated by a catalyst that has little to do with finance and that catches us off guard, says Scott Nations.
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Strong beliefs about the intrinsic value of gold can block our more skeptical impulses, says author James Ledbetter.
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I bought shares of Verizon Communications (NYSE: VZ) in April 2016, and since then the stock has gone up and come right back down. If you include dividends, I’m about even on my investment. I’m holding onto my shares, expecting a return to strong earnings growth in the long term, with a steadily rising dividend to boot.

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With the VIX slammed at the close of trading on “quad-witch” Friday, sending it just shy of single-digits once again and pushing stocks back in the green in the last seconds of trading, the much discussed topic of (near) record low volatility simply refuses to go away, which means even more attempts to i) explain it, ii) predict what ends the current regime of “endemic complacency” and iii) forecast the “catastrophic” damage to markets when it does finally end as JPM’s Kolanovic read more

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read the slogan of this movie. the first step is to define The House. the second step is to come up with a plan to become The House.
any thoughts on how to do this with trading?

Hi, I am new to trading, with no coding background, I m looking for a backtesting software that is easy to use for beginners.

I currently use TOS, but the most data i can get is 20 days with M15 charts.

I’m curious as to what system i can use that is intuitive, and easy for begginers for back-testing. (No, or limited Coding, ie drag n drop)

I know it is not ideal, but I am not willing to take the months or years to learn to code, and I don’t want to hear a lecture on that.

Thanks.