Michalis Efthymiou
Michalis Efthymiou has over 9 years of experience within the financial service sector throughout the UK and Europe. He is a holder of both UK as well as EU-based qualifications and is listed amongst CySEC’s list of “certified advanced persons”.
After spending 5 years in London where he operated as a financial advisor and an underwriter, Michalis then entered the market analysis sector. Additionally, he held training sessions and seminars in over seven countries across the globe and is now focused on providing investors with the required guidance to operate within the market with full confidence. His teaching methods are based on technical analysis, fundamental analysis and order flow analysis, as well as how to view the market from an institutional angle.
Pound Down Due To Speculation on BOE Dhingra’s Rate Cut Vote
The US Dollar Index increases 0.13% on Wednesday and attempts to break into the April price range. April’s main price range can be...
Dow Jones Close To 1-Month High, Eyes on Disney Earnings
The stock market trades at a 3-week high after significant support from the latest earning reports and US employment data.
Economists continue to...
Markets Continue to Adjust The Fed’s Future Rate Path, Triggering Volatility
Stocks fall as investors remain cautious of a strong indication of a hawkish Pivot from the Federal Reserve.
Economists expect the Federal Reserve...
Markets In The “Red” As Powell and Fed Countdown Begins!
The price of Gold declines 1.10% along with other metals and most commodities.
The more expensive US Dollar and higher bond yields continue...
German Inflation Fails to Support The Euro. Earnings Support The NASDAQ!
German inflation increases from 2.2% to 2.4% and beat expectations. However, the currency struggles to witness significant gains.
Tesla is the best performing...
Alphabet Easily Beat Earnings Predictions But Focus Shifts to Today’s PCE Data
Microsoft and Alphabet’s earnings reports beat expectations pushing the NASDAQ to the top of the charts.
The Bank of Japan keep interest rates...
