The third quarter of 2024 was both less positive and more negative for dividend paying companies than the second quarter of the year.

For years now, emerging countries have been enjoying stronger growth than Western nations. Globalization, combined with the rise of China, has enabled these countries to achieve dazzling growth.

The eurozone unemployment rate stood at 6.4% in August, stable compared to July and still at a historic low. While the economy is weakening, it is not yet causing job losses.

Stocks have broken above critical resistance on a weekly basis. Historically, this has lead to several months’ worth of gains.

Nestle India daily chart is progressing higher to terminate its fifth wave at multiple degrees as marked here with potential target towards 3050 mark.

In Q3 2024 the market continued to increase, but it was no longer driven by the big tech companies.

The Fed has panicked and now realized it is again offside on its inflation target.

CBOT corn futures scored a newer seasonal high, rising in sympathy with crude oil.

The UK's benchmark FTSE 100 stock index opened higher on Wednesday, driven by gains in energy and industrial metal mining shares.

Stocks are pushing higher midday, shrugging off a morning in red ink.

JD.com, a Chinese Internet retailer, has shown strong technical buy signals. The company offers a wide range of products and services, including online marketplace services,

Nike's shares fell as the company announced the withdrawal of its annual forecast, a decision that signals potential issues in its long-term recovery strategy.

In summary, the SMI Elliott Wave Analysis shows a corrective counter-trend phase with gray wave 2 in progress.

At Tuesday’s close, the Dow Jones Index (US30) was down 0.41%, while the S&P 500 Index (US500) lost 0.93%. The NASDAQ Technology Index (US100) closed negative 1.53%.

During my daily analysis of major currency pairs, the GBP/USD pair has caught my attention due to the fact that it has been so negative.

In today's episode we'll discuss the SEC v. Ripple lawsuit finally being resolved, Bitcoin ETFs, and what the upcoming presidential election means for crypto.

XRP price extended losses and tested the $0.5785 support level. The price is now attempting a fresh increase and facing hurdles near $0.620.

There have been two major developments over the past 24 hours, both having a risk off impact on financial markets.

The euro slipped to $1.1050 after weaker-than-expected inflation data fueled speculation of further ECB rate cuts. Eurozone annual inflation fell to 1.8% in September, the lowest since April 2021, and below prognoses of 1.9% and the ECB’s 2% target.

The EURUSD Elliott Wave Analysis indicates that the market is in a corrective phase with orange wave 2 in progress. Traders should watch the invalidation level of 1.06678 to confirm whether the correction continues.