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Ils ont fait avec leur FAST FX Spot Trades, **10.94%** entre le 23 janvier 2023 et le 26 juin 2023. Soit en 6 mois ! C'est déjà très bien. Ce sont des personnes ayant suivi de longues études et qui ont une expérience très importante. Donc oui nous avons des résultats qui sont exceptionnels, nous en somme très ravis et nous souhaitons donc vous enseigner notre manière de trader. Mais comprenez que cela n'est pas valable pour tout le monde. Notre méthode n'a rien de magique mais il est vrai qu'elle fonctionne réellement et évidemment...ça attire du monde 😁💯

Pas mal n'est ce pas ? 💯 Comprenez que ces résultats sont excellents et cela est le fruit de NOTRE travail personnel. Nous n'avons aucune stratégie magique, aucun indicateur magique ou tout autre "mensonge". Il est important de rappeler que de tels résultats sont exceptionnels et faire ne serait-ce que 2% par mois c'est déjà très bien ! **Pourquoi pas 10% chaque mois comme beaucoup ?** **Pour faire simple :** Ce n'est pas possible de faire cela de manière régulière même si beaucoup mentent à ce sujet. Vous voulez une preuve concrète ? Voici les résultats du CACIB (Crédit Agricole) :

Comme on a déjà échangé sur les BRICS un peu plus tôt, voici une vidéo que vous pourriez regarder pour mieux comprendre ce que cela peut impliquer. 3 minutes c'est rapide mais suffisant pour comprendre les enjeux et l'histoire entre les US et le royaume saoudien. On reparle + tard 👍💯

(Reuters) - U.S. stock index futures extended gains on Friday after data showed a closely-watched measure of inflation was softer-than-expected, keeping alive hopes of a pause in interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve. A Commerce Department report showed the personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index, considered to be the Fed's preferred inflation gauge, climbed 0.4% in August, against estimates of a 0.5% rise. Excluding volatile food and energy components, the core PCE price index rose 0.1% in August, compared with estimates of 0.2% advance. At 8:32 a.m. ET, Dow e-minis were up 181 points, or 0.53%, S&P 500 e-minis were up 27 points, or 0.62%, and Nasdaq 100 e-minis were up 129.25 points, or 0.87%.

et ton premier capital tu l'a eu comment ?

tu pourrai te montrer plus tard et faire des vidéo

D'après toi quelles peuvent être les impact d'un actuel shutdown du gouvernement américain sur les US bond et le dollar (même si le shutdown est bref) ?

sentiment de marché et quelque chose de subjectif ?

tu peux me donner ton avis sur cette organisation: Chaque Week-ends établir les baselines ( ce qui est déjà priced-in en quelque sorte) , puis check en avance les news qui arriveront la semaine suivante et analyser quelles sont les outcome qui peuvent impacter ton baseline)

c'est vrai d'ailleurs un grand merci pour ça mais c est compliqué je trouve d'évaluer le prix correctement et aussi du coup ta un point de repère pour l'évaluer ?

comment tu entre en position une foi que ta ta direction et ta compréhension de la fonda ?

1h sur les graphique et niveau fonda, lecture ect..

non mais xrp en spot et BTC en spot

Que penses tu des devises asiatiques actuellement ?Il avait été dit que "le pire est derrière" pour la Chine, mais avec Evergrande et son PDG, penses tu que AUD et NZD peuvent encore baisser ?

du coup ta stratégie full fonda et price action ?

By Ankika Biswas and Shashwat Chauhan (Reuters) - The Nasdaq lagged major U.S. stock indexes on Thursday as megacaps came under pressure with Treasury yields resuming their upward charge, while investors assessed fresh economic data and awaited Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell's remarks. As the 10-year Treasury yields regained steam, megacap growth stocks including Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL), Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN) and Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) shed between 0.4% and 2.2%. Technology led declines amongst major S&P 500 sectors, down 0.7%, while healthcare added 0.5%. At 9:41 a.m. ET, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 5.50 points, or 0.02%, at 33,544.77, the S&P 500 was down 5.18 points, or 0.12%, at 4,269.33, and the Nasdaq Composite was down 54.28 points, or 0.41%, at 13,038.57. Meanwhile, data showed the U.S. economy maintained a fairly strong pace of growth in the second quarter, the government confirmed on Thursday. It also appeared to have gathered momentum this quarter amid a resilient labor market. "We expect a weakening labor market and mounting headwinds to disposable incomes will drive a sharper slowdown in consumption and the broader economy over the rest of the year," said Michael Pearce, lead U.S. economist at Oxford Economics. Pearce added that a sharp slowdown into year-end will keep policymakers on the sidelines, rather than following through with an additional rate hike as planned. Also on radar will be comments by Powell at 4 p.m. ET, as well as remarks by voting member Lisa Cook during the day. Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee said the U.S. central bank may be on the cusp of "something rare" by lowering inflation without a major blow to jobs and growth. Deepening inflation concerns, U.S. oil futures jumped to a more than one-year high on earlier on Thursday. Traders' bets on the benchmark rate remaining unchanged in November and December stood around 79% and 62%, respectively, according to CME's FedWatch tool. Meanwhile, a 25-basis-point rate cut is being priced in as early as March, growing to over 31% in June and July. The scope for interest rates staying higher for longer than anticipated has solidified with soaring energy prices keeping headline inflation elevated. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq are on course for their worst monthly performance of the year as Treasury yields hit multi-year highs on uncertainty around interest rates. All the three indexes are set for their first quarterly decline in 2023. With a partial government shutdown just three days away, a procedural vote on a bipartisan short-term spending measure by the Senate on Thursday will also be closely watched. Among individual movers, Micron Technology (NASDAQ:MU) dropped 4.7% after forecasting a bigger-than-expected first-quarter loss. CarMax (NYSE:KMX) lost 11.2% after the used-car retailer posted a lower-than-expected quarterly profit. Accenture (NYSE:ACN) slumped 4.4% after the IT services firm forecast full-year earnings and first-quarter revenue below Wall Street targets. Advancing issues outnumbered decliners by a 1.34-to-1 ratio on the NYSE and by a 1.26-to-1 ratio on the Nasdaq. The S&P index recorded two new 52-week highs and eight new lows, while the Nasdaq recorded 15 new highs and 88 new lows.

"Je ne comprends pas le trading c'est une question d'indicateurs non" ? "Bah pourquoi des gens ont écrit des livres sur des indicateurs alors ?" "Trader avec les moyennes mobiles et attendre un croisement = fort signal"

GM 😎 **Je voulais partager cela avec vous :** J’ai croisé quelqu’un récemment qui m’a rapidement parlé de son expérience en trading. Il a comme beaucoup essayé de faire du trading, en l’occurence sur le forex mais surprise…**ÉCHEC** ! Oh comme c'est BIZZARE. Je l’ai laissé me raconter avec plus de détails ce qu’il faisait et surtout pourquoi il a abandonné. Vous voulez savoir pourquoi il a arrêté ? 👇👇👇 **« Le forex est trop compliqué »** 😆 Enfin..il a ensuite bifurqué sur les actions et pareil abandon. Alors il ne se doutait pas de qui il avait en face mais je crois que juste avoir échangé 2/3 mots rapidement et expliqué des choses simples ça lui a suffit pour comprendre qu'il faisait de la merde et qu'il devait tout reprendre. Ce gars veut aller en instit...vous pensez qu'avec sa fausse expérience sur les marchés il aurait pu prétendre à quelque chose ? Non. Enfin si...secrétaire chez Goldman le rêve 😎💯 Enfin bref, sûrement que cet échange lui a permis de se rendre compte qu'il avait fait les mauvais choix et que maintenant il avait peut-être plus d'informations sur la "voie" à suivre. Toujours cool d'échanger avec des personnes qui savent se remettre en question et pas avec des imbéciles qui pensent tout savoir 😁 Soyez ce mr X, et osez poser des questions, vous intéresser et évoluer 👍

Investing.com -- U.S. stocks were falling early Tuesday, adding to losses for the month as investors worried about interest rates staying higher for longer and about the potential effects of a government shutdown. At 9:37 ET (13:37 GMT), the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 151 points or 0.5%, while the S&P 500 was down 0.6% and the NASDAQ Composite was down 0.7%. Indices set for losing month on hawkish Fed The main indices on Wall Street are still feeling reflecting investor reaction to last week’s surprisingly hawkish Federal Reserve meeting, with the policymakers signaling another rate increase this year and just two rate cuts next year, down from the four forecast at the June meeting. Officials sent the message that they believed interest rates would have to stay higher for longer to cool inflation toward their 2% target rate. Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank President Neel Kashkari emphasized the point on Monday, staying that given the surprising resilience of the U.S. economy, the Fed probably needs to raise borrowing rates further and keep them high for some time to bring inflation back down to 2%. On Monday, the benchmark S&P 500, tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite, and 30-stock Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed, snapping four-day losing streaks. But all of the indices are still on course to finish September sharply in the red, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite down 5.4% in September, heading for its worst month since December, while the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average had lost 3.8% and 2.1%, respectively. Moody’s warns about shutdown damage Also weighing on sentiment is the uncertainty surrounding a potential federal government shutdown, an occurrence that would harm the country's credit, rating agency Moody's (NYSE:MCO) Investors Service said on Monday. Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are trying to hammer out an agreement at least on a temporary funding measure that would buy them more time, but Saturday's deadline is quickly approaching. The warning by Moody's comes just a month after Fitch downgraded the U.S. by one notch on the back of a debt ceiling crisis, meaning Moody’s is the last of the major agencies to still maintain the U.S. with the premier triple ‘A’ rating. The yield on 10-year Treasury notes rose as high as 4.566%, a 16-year peak, pushing the U.S. dollar to a 10-month peak. Economic data due for release Tuesday include August new home sales and the September consumer confidence, which are both expected to show a small decrease from the prior months. Alibaba to list logistics unit in Hong Kong In corporate news, earnings are due from warehouse retailer Costco (NASDAQ:COST) after the closing bell. Whole Foods distributor United Natural Foods (NYSE:UNFI) beat profit expectations and reported revenue in-line with forecasts. Shares fell 19%. Additionally, Alibaba (NYSE:BABA) is set to list its logistics unit Cainiao on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, the Chinese e-commerce giant said in a regulatory filing on Tuesday. Alibaba will continue to hold more than 50% of the shares of Cainiao after the spinoff. Crude rebounds from losing week Oil prices fell Tuesday as renewed stress in China’s property market raised concerns about economic growth this year in the world’s largest crude importer. Embattled developer China Evergrande (HK:3333) Group warned earlier this week that it was unable to issue new debt, putting the focus firmly on the release of key Chinese purchasing managers’ index data for September later in the week. (Oliver Gray contributed to this item.)

Investing.com-- Gold prices fell in Asian trade on Tuesday, facing consistent pressure from a stronger dollar and higher Treasury yields as Federal Reserve officials reiterated the bank’s outlook for higher interest rates. Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said in an address on late-Monday that he saw rates rising at least once more in 2023, and that they were likely to remain higher through 2024. His comments echoed those made by Fed Chair Jerome Powell last week, who said that sticky inflation and a tight labor market will likely elicit one more rate hike this year. Powell also downplayed expectations for a large band of rate cuts next year, with the Fed’s target rate set to remain above 5% through 2024. The outlook for higher rates dented gold’s prospects, given that higher yields push up the opportunity cost of investing in the non-yielding asset. This weighed particularly on the outlook for prices, with gold futures losing more than the spot price in recent sessions. Spot gold fell 0.1% to $1,913.62 an ounce, while gold futures expiring in December fell 0.2% to $1,932.25 an ounce by 00:02 ET (04:02 GMT). Both instruments were at a 11-day low. Dollar at 10-mth peak, yields hit 16-year high with shutdown in focus Pressure on metal markets came chiefly from a stronger greenback, as the Fed’s hawkish rhetoric pushed the dollar to its highest level in 10 months against a basket of currencies. Treasury yields also surged in the wake of the Fed’s meeting last week, with the benchmark 10-year rate at its highest since 2007. Growing fears of a U.S. government shutdown did little to deter the dollar’s advance, with higher rates also increasing the greenback’s safe haven appeal over gold. Congress has less than a week to pass a spending bill and avert a shutdown. But both Republican and Democrat leaders indicated little progress was being made towards reaching consensus. While gold is a safe haven, it has seen little actual gains during past government shutdowns. The 2018-2019 shutdown, which was the longest in U.S. history at 35 days, only saw a $20 appreciation in spot prices. Copper prices dip, China jitters persist Among industrial metals, copper prices extended losses on Tuesday amid persistent concerns over an economic slowdown in China, the world’s largest copper importer. Sentiment towards the country was dealt a fresh blow this week as beleaguered property developer China Evergrande Group (HK:3333) said it will be unable to issue new debt due to a government investigation. This ramped up concerns over more regulatory scrutiny towards the sector, which is already struggling with a three year-long cash crunch. The property sector is also a key driver of copper demand. Copper futures fell 0.1% to $3.702 a pound, and were close to 1-½ month lows. Focus this week is now on purchasing managers’ index data from China for more cues on business activity.

Investing.com -- Oil prices stabilized Monday as investors balanced off concerns about a hit to U.S. economic activity following last week’s Federal Reserve meeting with a tight supply outlook. By 09:10 ET (13.10 GMT), the U.S. crude futures traded 0.1% higher at $90.10 a barrel, while the Brent contract climbed 0.1% to $92.03 - not far from last week’s 10-month high. Crude market steadies after last week’s hit The crude market registered its first losing week in four last week, largely because of pressure from hawkish messaging from the Federal Reserve, as the central bank projected higher-for-longer interest rates, potentially hitting economic activity in the world’s largest energy consumer. This line also boosted the dollar to its highest levels in six months, which makes commodities denominated in the greenback, such as oil, more expensive for foreign buyers. However, the market remains elevated after Russia suspended most fuel exports in a bid to address rising local gasoline prices. This move, although deemed temporary, is still expected to substantially tighten oil markets in the coming weeks, given that Russia and Saudi Arabia also cut production by a combined 1.3 million barrels per day for the remainder of the year. U.S. oil rig count falls again Adding to the expectations of a very tight market towards the end of the year was the latest data from Baker Hughes, showing that the U.S. oil rig count fell by 8 over the last week to 507 - a drop of 114 rigs since the start of the year. “The fall in rig count this year is what has given OPEC+ the confidence to cut output without having to worry too much about losing market share to non-OPEC producers,” said analysts at ING, in a note. Speculative net long positions grow Speculators remain constructive towards the market, with the speculative net long positions in the ICE Brent contract grew by almost 18,000 lots over the last reporting week. “This is the largest net long speculators have held since March, and the increase over the week was predominantly driven by short covering,” ING added. Similarly, speculators increased their net long positions in the Nymex WTI by just over 15,000 lots, to the largest position held since February last year. Inflation, PMI data on tap This week sees important inflation data from Japan, the eurozone and the U.S., while several Fed members, most notably Chair Jerome Powell on Friday, are due to speak, amid growing concerns that rising oil prices could trigger a resurgence in inflation, attracting more hawkish moves by global central banks. Additionally, traders will also focus on China’s purchasing managers’ index data for September, after PMIs for August showed some signs of improvement, particularly in the manufacturing sector.

**Excitant de voir des gains en storie pas vrai ?** C'est excitant de se dire qu'on est à ça 🤏 de faire de même. Mais ce "🤏" c'est beaucoup de travail, de compréhension, de logique, d'execution...bref un tas de trucs contraignants au début puis obsessionnel par la suite. Si ces quelques messages, preuves, vidéos, sur les derniers résultats personnels ou des étudiants vont ont motivés tant mieux mais comprenez que c'est sûrement un coup de Dopamine. Demain très peu seront encore réellement motivé à l'idée de faire de même et beaucoup retourneront à leurs 'habitudes" qui les a mené jusqu'à aujourd'hui à...presque rien ou du moins une quasi stagnation. **LA RAT RACE** ou **LA MATRICE** appelez là comme vous voulez 😆 Bref, je vais pas m'étaler sur le sujet de la dopamine et de toutes ces absurdités. Vous ne voulez plus grossir ? 👉 Mangez sainement et faites du sport. Vous voulez partir à l'étranger en vacances ? 👉 Prenez un billet et partez. Vous voulez devenir trader ? 👉 Apprenez et évoluez. Je pourrais détailler bien plus mais à quoi bon ? Gaspiller du temps et de l'énergie pour des bêtises pareil...pas nécessaire. Faites en sortes d'être actif et de ne pas rester dans la passivité. Chaque problème à sa solution et souvent vous cherchez un problème là où il y en pas, c'est valable en trading. **Vous voulez quelque chose ? Très bien allez y, mettez les moyens nécessaires !** Les excuses c'est pour les faibles ou les perdants...les lâches...bref appelez-les comme vous voulez 😄 Actions, actions, actions...😎💥 Bon week-end, à + tard.

Investing.com -- Oil prices rose Thursday, rebounding from the previous session’s sharp losses in the wake of the U.S. Federal Reserve signaling interest rates would stay higher for longer than previously expected. By 09:35 ET (13:35 GMT), the U.S. crude futures traded 1.5% higher at $90.97 a barrel, while the Brent contract climbed 1.1% to $94.58. BOE and SNB pause tightening cycles Confidence has returned to the market Thursday following the news that both the Bank of England and the Swiss National Bank decided to keep interest rates unchanged at their policy-setting meetings. The BOE halted a run of 14th consecutive increases, starting in December 2021, and the SNB ended its run of five consecutive increases since it began lifting rates out of negative territory in June 2022. This raised hope that the era of monetary tightening in Europe may be coming to an end, potentially lifting economic activity and thus crude demand. Hawkish Fed stance hit market This contrasted with the tone on Wednesday after the U.S. Federal Reserve projected another quarter-percentage-point increase by year-end, while signaling that it will take longer than expected to start easing. This stance, it is feared, may dampen economic growth and overall fuel demand, while also leading to the U.S. dollar surging to its highest since early March, making oil and other commodities more expensive for buyers using other currencies. Both benchmarks fell sharply then, but remain not far away from 10-month highs and on course for a fourth consecutive winning week given the continuous concerns on tight supply globally entering the fourth quarter. Supply to remain tight Production cuts from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies are set to continue until the end of the year, while data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, in its monthly drilling productivity report earlier this week, showed U.S. oil production from top shale-producing regions was on track to fall for a third month in a row in October to the lowest level since May 2023. The EIA also reported on Wednesday that U.S. crude inventories fell just over 2 million barrels last week, less than the over 5 million barrels forecast by the industry body American Petroleum Institute on Tuesday, but still an indication that demand remains solid in the largest oil consumer in the world.

Laissez moi être clair : Combien ont encore voulu trader les news ou même prendre position quelques heures avant le FOMC. C’est ce qu’on appelle des imbéciles ! Sévère mais réaliste 😄 Ce soir c’est le parfait exemple avec le compte rendu du FOMC. Tout le monde parle de Fed, du FOMC mais 99% d’entre eux ne savent pas comment prendre en compte ce qui a été dit. Quelle est la pertinence de savoir que c’est un évènement « classé » 3 étoiles et qu’il y a un risque ? Je veux dire…de quel risque vous parlez ? Je suis sûr que vous ne le savez même pas. Et ça vous devez le savoir dès le départ - C'est pourquoi je vous l'ai dit : Connaître le marché, savoir ce que le marché pense, où il a tort, où il a raison.. Ce qui est attendu... Ce qui est une surprise... Bref être une personne intelligente pas un immature qui prend des décisions basés sur des suppositions à deux balles. Ce que la FED veut éviter c'est d'appuyer sur les freins trop tôt... pour que l'inflation revienne... ils veulent s'assurer que le fantôme ne revienne pas. Ça parait logique pourtant non ? Alors selon vous pourquoi les institutionnels se mettent à vendre du dollar depuis près d’un mois ?…🤔 Mais que fait la FED maintenant ? Ils attendent plus de données ! Comme vous !!!!!!!!!!!! Des décisions basées sur des données. Comme dans le trading. Après c’est pas faute de tout expliquer depuis le début. Je sais qu’il y a des nouveaux etc mais ce que je vous partage c’est de la valeur qui vaut cher 😁, enfin cher…je ne sais même pas si cela est quantifiable en réalité car avec autant de connaissances dans un seul et même endroit (le cerveau en l’occurence) vous pouvez accomplir tellement de choses. À l’inverse rejoignez tous ces contenus BS sur le net mais… imaginez expliquer à vos parents sur la base de l’analyse techniques pourquoi ils devraient investir en vous. Quelle blague 😆 Le marché vous apprendra toujours, même si vous pensez que VOUS avez toujours raison, le marché vous remettra à votre place si vous ne le comprenez pas. Le succès à long terme est la clé ! Et oui…la raison de votre échec n’est pas le marché, votre TP, votre SL ou même la volatilité. C’est vous le problème. C’est ce que vous savez, ce que vous comprenez. Est-ce forcément de votre faute ? Bien sûr que non, chacun apprend à sa manière, chacun a ses propres expériences, ses valeurs, objectifs…bref tout un tas de choses. 💥 Aussi, envoyez-moi des problèmes que vous rencontrez en termes de trading, d'état d'esprit, de stratégie, de marchés ou autre. J’y répondrai si le temps me le permet…mais pas de questions stupides svp qui peuvent être répondu par ChatGPT 😆 Je ne suis pas ChatGPT mais je connait bien mieux mon sujet que lui, bref voyez avec qui vous souhaitez vous former ! Il est tard, pas de temps à discuter plus longtemps 💯 A + tard.

Le FOMC a maintenu sa fourchette cible entre 5,25 % et 5,5 %, tandis que les projections trimestrielles actualisées ont montré que 12 des 19 responsables étaient favorables à une nouvelle hausse des taux en 2023, soulignant le désir de s'assurer que l'inflation continue à décélérer. **Est-ce que la pause était surprenante ?** Bien sûr que non ! 99% de probabilité qui était déjà connue. Cependant est-ce que malgré un ton hawkish et une volonté encore plus prononcée de faire face à l'inflation, le $ se renforcera autant que cela ? 🤔 Trop de gens se focus sur les décisions et non sur le marché et le contexte. Voyons voir ce qui se passera...peut-être quelque chose comme vendredi 😉

**Compte rendu du FOMC :** Des indicateurs récents suggèrent que l'activité économique s'est développée à un rythme soutenu. Les créations d'emplois ont ralenti au cours des derniers mois mais restent importantes, et le taux de chômage est resté bas. L'inflation reste élevée. Le système bancaire américain est solide et résistant. Le resserrement des conditions de crédit pour les ménages et les entreprises devrait peser sur l'activité économique, l'embauche et l'inflation. L'ampleur de ces effets reste incertaine. Le Comité reste très attentif aux risques d'inflation. Il cherche à atteindre un niveau d'emploi maximal et un taux d'inflation de 2 % à long terme. Pour soutenir ces objectifs, le Comité a décidé de maintenir la fourchette cible du taux des fonds fédéraux entre 5-1/4 et 5-1/2 pour cent. Le Comité continuera à évaluer les informations supplémentaires et leurs implications pour la politique monétaire. Pour déterminer l'ampleur du raffermissement supplémentaire de la politique monétaire qui pourrait être nécessaire pour ramener l'inflation à 2 % à terme, le Comité prendra en compte le resserrement cumulatif de la politique monétaire, les délais avec lesquels la politique monétaire affecte l'activité économique et l'inflation, ainsi que les évolutions économiques et financières. En outre, le Comité continuera à réduire ses avoirs en titres du Trésor, en titres de créance d'agences et en titres adossés à des créances hypothécaires d'agences, comme il l'a annoncé précédemment. Le Comité est fermement résolu à ramener l'inflation à son objectif de 2 %. Pour évaluer l'orientation appropriée de la politique monétaire, le Comité continuera de suivre les implications des informations reçues sur les perspectives économiques. Il sera prêt à ajuster l'orientation de sa politique monétaire si des risques susceptibles d'entraver la réalisation de ses objectifs apparaissent. Les évaluations du Comité prendront en compte un large éventail d'informations, y compris des lectures sur les conditions du marché du travail, les pressions inflationnistes et les anticipations d'inflation, ainsi que les développements financiers et internationaux.

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Investing.com -- U.S. stocks are rising as investors await the outcome of the highly-anticipated Federal Reserve's policy meeting. At 9:39 ET (13:39 GMT), the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 89 points or 0.3% while the S&P 500 was up 0.3% and the NASDAQ Composite was up 0.2%. Fed’s rate decision looms The U.S. Federal Reserve concludes its two-day meeting later Wednesday, and is widely expected to keep interest rates steady at a range of 5.25% to 5.50%, after having boosted them from near zero in around a year and a half in an attempt to control inflation. While many investors believe the Fed will be done with rate hikes this year, there are some that still think another rate increase is possible in November, or perhaps December. Last week’s data signaled an easing in core inflation, but surging oil prices resulted in the headline inflation figure posting its fastest growth rate in 14 months. With this in mind, all eyes will be on Chair Jerome Powell’s press conference after the rate announcement for any additional clues over future policy, as well as the Fed's latest estimates for the economy, including year-end projections for inflation, unemployment, and gross domestic product. BoA lifts year-end S&P 500 forecast Bank of America Global Research lifted its year-end forecast for the S&P 500 index to 4,600, from its previous estimate of 4,300, saying earlier Wednesday "old economy" stocks on the index could benefit as much, if not more, over their new-age tech peers. The S&P 500 is up over 15% so far this year, largely driven by a rally in some large growth stocks, such as Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) and Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) that have ridden the artificial intelligence boom. Klaviyo to make debut after successful IPO In corporate news, marketing automation company Klaviyo is set to start trading on the New York Stock Exchange, after pricing its initial public offering above its indicated range. This continues the series of well received listings, including Instacart (NASDAQ:CART), which ended 12% higher in its Nasdaq debut on Tuesday, and Arm Holdings (NASDAQ:ARM). Elsewhere, quarterly earrings are scheduled from logistics giant FedEx Corporation (NYSE:FDX) after the closing bell. General Mills (NYSE:GIS) beat expectations for revenue and profit and reaffirmed guidance. Shares dipped 0.8%. Crude retreats from 10-month highs Oil prices fell Wednesday, retreating from 10-month highs, as markets digested a forecast of a large drawdown in U.S. crude inventories ahead of the Federal Reserve interest rate decision. Data from the industry body American Petroleum Institute, released on Tuesday, indicated that U.S. crude inventories fell by over five million barrels last week. The official data is due later Wednesday. Yet, despite this hefty draw, traders are taking some profit ahead of the crucial Fed decision after worries of a substantial supply deficit this year had sent prices soaring to their highest levels since November last year. (Oliver Gray contributed to this item.)

Investing.com - European stock markets are expected to open higher Wednesday, as investors digest a slowing in U.K. inflation ahead of the latest monetary policy decision by the U.S. Federal Reserve. At 02:00 ET (06:00 GMT), the DAX futures contract in Germany traded 0.2% higher, CAC 40 futures in France climbed 0.2% and the FTSE 100 futures contract in the U.K. rose 0.3%. U.K. headline inflation retreats in August Data released earlier Wednesday showed that U.K. consumer inflation rose 0.3% on the month in August, with the year-on-year headline figure unexpectedly falling to 6.7% from 6.8% in July. Higher energy prices had been expected to prompt a jump to 7.0%, and while the Bank of England is still widely expected to announce another 25-basis-point increase in interest rates when it meets on Thursday, slowing growth could mean that the U.K. central bank also signals that the end of its rate-hiking cycle is not far away. Fed rate decision looms large However, attention Wednesday is more likely to be on the U.S. Federal Reserve, which completes its two-day policy-setting meeting later in the session. The U.S. central bank is widely expected to keep interest rates steady at a range of 5.25% to 5.50% after raising them at 11 of its past 12 meetings in a bid to cool inflation. But uncertainty reigns over what the Fed will do in following meetings this year, especially as rising energy prices threaten to lead to an unwelcome return of elevated inflation. The People’s Bank of China, earlier Wednesday, held its benchmark loan prime rates at record lows, as it attempted to strike a balance between supporting an economic recovery and stemming further weakness in the yuan. Crude falls despite large U.S. drawdown Oil prices fell Wednesday, retreating from 10-month highs, as markets digested a forecast of a large drawdown in U.S. crude inventories ahead of the Federal Reserve interest rate decision. Data from the industry body American Petroleum Institute, released on Tuesday, indicated that U.S. crude inventories fell by over 5 million barrels last week. The official data is due later on Wednesday. Yet, despite this hefty draw, traders are taking some profit ahead of the crucial Fed decision after worries of a substantial supply deficit this year had sent prices soaring to their highest levels since November last year. By 02:00 ET, the U.S. crude futures traded 0.9% lower at $89.67 a barrel, while the Brent contract dropped 1% to $93.42. Additionally, gold futures fell 0.1% to $1,952.55/oz, while EUR/USD traded 0.1% higher at 1.0686.

Alors oui cela impact directement la vie de millions de "ménages", mais en fin de compte nous sommes là pour trader non ? Alors s'il est nécessaire et bon de prendre position...faisons le 😁💯 Vous pouvez toujours vous confronter à la réalité et vous dire : "puta## le prix du gasoil à augmenté fait chi##" ou alors...comprendre pourquoi et réagir sur les marchés. Évidemment cela n'est pas possible pour tout le monde, mais vous, vous êtes en capacité d'avoir cette vision des choses. **J'ai eu une discussion plus tôt dans la journée avec une personne à ce sujet, et on parlait des récents propos de Mr Lemaire concernant les prix à la pompe en France.** Il veut en effet forcer les raffineurs à baisser leur prix mais honnêtement...vous pensez qu'avec un baril en si forte augmentation, ils le feront ? Quelle stupidité 😆 So...remake de fin 2022 quoi...une guerre sans fin. Le pire c'est qu'un plafonnement à 1.99€ (global) ne changera rien...la grande distribution elle aussi ne prend quasiment pas de marge sur la vente de pétrole...tout va à l'état. Les taxes représentent toujours **+60%** du prix alors bon...les raffineurs voilà quoi 😁 C'est simple la TICPE rapporte gros et vous pensez bien que l'état ne réduira pas ses taxes donc bon vous savez c'est un sujet sans fin...mais prenez en considération tout cela et voyez les choses du "bon" côté comme un commerçant quoi 😉

Investing.com -- Oil prices rose Monday, continuing to rally on the prospect of a tighter market, at the start of a week that includes several key central bank meetings. By 09:30 ET (13.30 GMT), the U.S. crude futures traded 1.1% higher at $91.03 a barrel, while the Brent contract climbed 0.9% to $94.75. Supply tightness leads to sharp gains Both contracts were still sitting close to their highest levels since November 2022, having gained over 30% over the past three months following supply cuts from Saudi Arabia and Russia. The two countries recently said that their 1.3 million barrels per day cuts will extend until the end of the year, potentially pushing the market into a 2 million barrels per day deficit in the fourth quarter. “Prices confidently have broken out of the $70-89 range, where they had been stuck since last year. Now, the path upward is open for them, and the former resistance zone should provide strong support,” said Kirill Bellaev, an analyst at FBS brokerage. “Experts predict that unless there is a sharp economic downturn, these supply cuts will lead to a profound deficit in global oil balances and should push oil prices significantly above $90 per barrel.” Fed meeting is the week’s highlight There are a series of central bank policy-setting meetings scheduled for this week, headlined by a two-day Federal Reserve get together, finishing on Wednesday. The U.S. central bank is widely expected to keep interest rates on hold, but is also likely to maintain its hawkish outlook, especially after a recent upswing in inflation. U.S. interest rates are expected to remain higher for longer, pointing to more pressure on the U.S. economy, which traders fear could stymie its appetite for oil. U.S. fuel demand is also expected to cool in the coming months, especially with the end of the summer season. The Bank of England is expected to hike interest rates again on Thursday, while the Bank of Japan could move away from the massive monetary stimulus of the past decade. The European Central Bank raised its key deposit rate to a record high of 4% last week, but also signalled that its 10th straight hike was likely to be its last as it downgraded its growth forecasts. China remains key demand growth risk The crude market had also received a boost late last week when the People’s Bank of China cut the reserve requirement ratio for local banks by 25 basis points - its second such cut this year. A sluggish economic recovery in China, the largest crude importer in the world, is generally regarded as a key risk to global demand growth, though its oil imports have remained generally robust. The PBOC also meets this week, but is expected to keep its loan prime rates on hold as it struggles to strike a balance between supporting an economic recovery and preventing further weakness in the yuan. (Ambar Warrick contributed to this item.)

**Voici le retour du dernier élève a avoir terminé l'accompagnement.** Je communique très peu à ce sujet car je pars du principe que ceux qui souhaitent progresser chercheront par eux même et donc viendront si cela est nécessaire. Ce que je veux mettre en avant ici, c'est que peu importe avec qui vous apprenez ou par quel moyen, soyez sûr d'apprendre les bonnes choses ! 👍 **Est-ce que MOI j'ai une solution miracle ? Non absolument pas !** (Personne n'a cela d'ailleurs). En revanche je sais exactement de quoi je parle, je sais exactement ce qui est important à connaitre pour être rentable en trading, je sais la vision qu'il est nécessaire d'avoir, la stratégie que vous devez utiliser... Il est vrai que beaucoup cherchent des moyens "faciles" pour évoluer mais soyons honnêtes, est-ce que les formations que vous avez pu trouver "gratuitement" sur discord (même si c'est des leaks, on le sait...) ou autres, vous ont permis d'atteindre votre plein potentiel en trading ? Sur les 5 personnes que j'ai accompagné depuis avril, 3 d'entres-elles s'étaient déjà formées et cela ne leur suffisait pas. C'est pour cela qu'elles ont décidés de me "faire confiance" pour leur apprendre les bonnes choses et leur permettre de devenir les traders qu'ils veulent être. Le plus important c'est la qualité et vos connaissances. Je le dis depuis le premier jour ici mais sans connaissances vous ne pouvez pas progresser et cela est valable partout ! Le trading c'est comme un sport de haut niveau, si vous êtes moyen ou inconstant alors...vous ne serez jamais un trader de "haut niveau" 😁 Voilà pour la petite aparté, bon week-end à tous et je reste disponible via DM ou IG si nécessaire 💯

Et traville tous l'été dans une société de transport pour me paye le Ftmo et un peu profiter

c'était mon premier était en trading et au début ça fait bizzare je trouves que les marche sont différents

Aprs toujours des formation et livre

des pertes mais des pertes formateur, j'ai essayer de comprendre et de voir les informations suptile des rapport de banque tout en gardant une vision globale des marché

J'ai eu mon diplôme gestion finance et comptabilité même si c pas trop du trading

Je suis passer de mange des biscuits devant mon ordi a manger des fruits et je sent la différence juste au niveau de la fatigue

et juste rester à la maison tranquille

Avec cette augmentation des taux européennes tu penses quoi de l'euro moyen et court terme ?

et beaucoup de livre aussi

les rapports bancaires, le cot, dxm, pattern scan, saisonnalité et quelques autres

Bloomberg et mieux

Le seul avantage que je vois avec les prop firms pour ceux qui y arrivent c'est le fait d'être "consultant" sur le papier donc pour ceux qui ont une entreprise et peuvent facturer c'est plus simple que de trader en compte propre en société (en France en tout cas)

comme ça n'est pas à proprement parlé un broker, il y aura certainement des dommages et intérêts enfin j'espère lol

Monaco c'est mieux Dubai c'est superficiel. Donc les nouveaux riche sont à Dubai surtout scameur. Si tu veut te faire des bin contact Monaco c'est bien et pas loin

Investing.com -- Oil prices climbed to the year’s highest levels as expectations of growing supply tightness overshadowed concerns over weaker economic growth and rising U.S. inventories. By 09:15 ET (13.15 GMT), the U.S. crude futures traded 1.3% higher at $89.69 a barrel, while the Brent contract climbed 1.3% to $93.06. Both contracts are on course for healthy gains this week, continuing the previous week’s surge, on the back of Saudi Arabia and Russia announcing that they will extend voluntary output cuts until the end of the year. Tight supply to underpin prices The decision by these two major producers to limit supply will result in a market deficit through the fourth quarter, the International Energy Agency said in its monthly report, published Wednesday. The prospect of tighter markets is likely to underpin prices in the coming months, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries also noted in its monthly reports earlier this week. OPEC also retained its forecasts for robust growth in global oil demand this year and next, saying "pre-COVID-19 levels of total global oil demand will be surpassed in 2023." Tighter monetary policy causing concerns This positive tone has helped traders shut out concerns about higher interest rates in the U.S. potentially hitting economic activity in the world’s largest energy consumer. Data released earlier Thursday showed that U.S. producer prices rose by more than anticipated in August, while retail sales unexpectedly edged higher, suggesting a mixed picture of sticky inflation and resilient consumer activity heading into next week's key Federal Reserve interest rate decision. U.S. inventories unexpectedly grew in the week to September 8, with a rise in gasoline and distillate inventories suggesting that fuel demand was beginning to wind down with the end of the summer season. Additionally, the European Central Bank hiked interest rates by 25 basis points to a record high earlier Thursday, the tenth straight rate increase, as policymakers looked to address elevated inflation in the eurozone. "Inflation continues to decline but is still expected to remain too high for too long," the ECB said in a statement. Chinese economic data ends the week The week ends with more economic cues from the world’s largest oil importer, with Chinese industrial production and retail sales readings due on Friday. While some economic readings, particularly trade and inflation, showed marginal improvements in the Chinese economy through August, overall sentiment towards the country remained largely negative, as it struggles with a slowing economic recovery. This has also kept markets doubtful of whether China will drive global crude demand to record highs this year. (Ambar Warrick contributed to this item.)

Investing.com -- U.S. stocks were rising after the annualized core inflation reading for August met expectations, stoking hopes the Federal Reserve is reaching the end of its interest rate increases. At 9:41 ET (13:41 GMT), the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 53 points or 0.2% while the S&P 500 was up 0.2% and the NASDAQ Composite was up 0.4%. The three major Wall Street indices closed lower Tuesday, weighed by sharp losses from Oracle (NYSE:ORCL), with the computer software company notching its worst day in more than 20 years on the back of disappointing revenue guidance. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite dropped 1%, while the blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average ended 0.1% lower and the broad-based S&P 500 fell 0.6%. U.S. CPI data hits ahead of Fed meeting This focus Wednesday is the U.S. consumer price index, as investors try to gauge the likely path of U.S. interest rates over the rest of the year. The annual headline inflation in the world's largest economy rose 3.7%, slightly higher than the expected 3.6% during the month of August, as energy prices soared, but the core reading, which strips out volatile items like food and fuel, rose 4.3%, as expected. Recent remarks from Fed officials suggest another pause is the most likely outcome of next week's rate-setting meeting, but uncertainty still remains over what they may choose to do later on in 2023. Apple to remain in spotlight after iPhone reveal In the corporate sector, restaurant and retail chain Cracker Barrel (NASDAQ:CBRL) beat profit expectations. Shares rose 3%. Moderna (NASDAQ:MRNA) and Pfizer (NYSE:PFE) are likely to benefit from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s recommendation that all Americans ages six months and older receive updated Covid vaccines from the two drugmakers. Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) will also remain in focus after the tech giant revealed four new iPhone models at its annual hardware refresher on Tuesday, but refrained from launching major updates to the flagship device's design or software. Shares dipped 0.3%. Crude gains ahead of EIA inventory report Oil prices edged higher Wednesday, near their highest levels since November 2022, boosted by ongoing supply concerns as well as a bullish demand outlook from the OPEC monthly report. The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, in a report released on Tuesday, said that oil markets will tighten further this year amid robust demand and lower production. Additionally, the Energy Information Administration said global oil inventories were expected to fall by almost a half million barrels per day in the second half of 2023. This overshadowed data from the American Petroleum Institute showing that U.S. crude inventories rose 1.2 million barrels last week, with the official report from the Energy Information Administration due later in the session. (Peter Nurse and Oliver Gray contributed to this item.)

Investing.com -- U.S. stocks were rising on hopes the Federal Reserve will leave rates unchanged when it meets this month, as investors anticipate nearing the end of its interest rate increases. At 9:34 ET (13:34 GMT), the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 193 points or 0.6%, while the S&P 500 was up 0.7% and the NASDAQ Composite was up 0.9%. The three major Wall Street indices posted a losing week last week, with the blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average ending around 0.8 lower. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite dropped 1.9% and the broad-based S&P 500 fell 1.3%, their first negative week in three. Inflation data looms large Last week’s equity losses were largely caused by rising concerns that stronger than expected economic data will prompt the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates at elevated levels for longer than previously expected. With this in mind, the focus this week will be on the latest consumer price index and producer price index readings, on Wednesday and Thursday respectively, particularly given the higher energy cost pressures. The market is widely expecting the U.S. central bank to pause raising interest rates this month, but policymakers still do not appear to be ready to declare victory over inflation. "Another skip could be appropriate when we meet later this month," Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan said late on Thursday. "My base case, though, is that there is work left to do." Tech sector in spotlight The tech sector suffered last week as rising U.S. bond yields disproportionately impacted a number of the sector’s richly valued stocks. This week sees financial updates from Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) on Monday and Adobe (NASDAQ:ADBE) on Thursday, while Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is set to hold a product event on Tuesday, at which the world’s most valuable company is widely expected to unveil the iPhone 15. Additionally, Alibaba (NYSE:BABA) announced earlier Monday that the e-commerce giant’s former group CEO Daniel Zhang has resigned just two months after concentrating his focus on cloud computing, raising concern over the unit's spin-off plan. Alibaba shares slipped 0.5%. Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) shares rose more than 5% after an upgrade from Morgan Stanley, which said the electric vehicle maker will benefit from its autonomous technology. Crude market awaits IEA, OPEC reports Oil prices edged lower Monday, easing from 10-month highs after a stellar rally in the wake of top producers Saudi Arabia and Russia extending their voluntary supply cuts to the end of the year. The International Energy Agency and the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries are due to release their monthly reports this week. Investors will be looking for comments on likely demand growth given a swathe of recent data has shown that the important Chinese economy was cooling despite the lifting of anti-COVID restrictions earlier this year. (Peter Nurse and Oliver Gray contributed to this item.)

Une question me vient tout de suite...vous voyagez un peu ? Les voyages sont un moyen tellement puissant pour s'ouvrir sur le monde, être critique envers sois-même et voir la vie d'une autre manière. Cela est encore plus bénéfique pour un trader ! Vous comprenez les marchés, l'économie et indirectement pleins de chose de la vie. Rester enfermé H24 ne fera de vous des traders à succès, quand je dis que la vision du trading c'est très important il y a une raison 😄 Quel sentiment de prendre un billet, direction un pays X puis de se dire je peux quand même trader ici wow... L'ouverture d'esprit c'est extrêmement important, et n'ayez pas peur de voyager seul ! Au contraire cela est très bénéfique. Quand vous êtes sur les marchés vous êtes seuls..c'est un autre type de voyage mais qui se vit également seul. Ce sentiment de liberté quand vous n'avez pas de compte à rendre à qui que ce soit, que vous pouvez également faire de l'argent grâce à vos connaissances, que vous changiez votre perception des choses... Tout cela fait partie du voyage d'une personne X mais c'est encore plus significatif pour un trader ou un entrepreneur, cela permet de comprendre mieux, de percevoir mieux...enfin tout un tas de choses. Vous arrivez à l'aéroport, vous voyez "bureau de changes", vous vous dites directement : Forex, marchés, eux font aussi du "forex", il y en a partout...wow. Bref, c'était une petite aparté avant de commencer ce long week-end, sortez du cadre, voyagez toujours plus haut, toujours plus loin et ayez une ouverture d'esprit. Bon week-end 😁💯