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Earnings Rocking the Markets! Live Trading Room Access

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The Trading Room® TradeLAB live sessions conducted online by the RiosQuant team offer a pragmatic, real world perspective of trading the global markets in real time for the active trader. Trading begins at 7:30 am and ends at 10:30 am ET Monday thruFriday.    


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Step 1: Click on the following link and register as a guest.

Step 2: You’ll instantly have access to our live trading room, videos, user guides and quantitative rankings covering multiple asset classes including the financials, metals, energies, grains and forex.

Step 3: To access The Trading Room® TradeLAB simply click on the gotowebinar link under The Trading Room. Once you register on the gotowebinar link you will receive daily access links directly from gotowebinar. The link is good for one week, you will need to repeat the process for your second week on the following Monday.  Pre-market analysis and live trading begins Monday thru Friday from 7:30 am to 10:30 am ET.

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Pre-market activity and scheduled economic data that may have an impact on the global financial markets:

UPDATED 6:30 am ET


STOCKS – Disappointment over U.S. corporate earnings, most notably at Apple Inc  the world’s largest company, pushed stocks lower on Wednesday and investors towards the shelter of bonds.S&P futures showed Wall Street expected to open down. European bourses were also weighed down by a 4 percent fall in chip maker Arm Holdings. Earlier in Asia, MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan slid 1 percent, its biggest decline in two weeks.

BONDS – European bond markets awaited the Greek parliament vote, sticking to narrow ranges. The yield on 10-year U.S. Treasuries slipped a basis point.

COMMODITIES – Crude oil futures were still under pressure, as investors worried about ample supply.

CURRENCIES – Sterling was the biggest mover among major currencies. It was up against the dollar, supported by expectations the Bank of England will raise interest rates.

ECONOMIC DATA –  US Existing Home Sales due at 10:00, Crude Oil Inventories at10:30, Greek Gov Debt Crisis Vote (tentative), RBNZ Rate Statement at 17:00 ET.

 


  – RiosQuant Team