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.
GBPUSD Analysis: The Pound Trades Higher But For How Long?
The global Stocks Markets are closed due to Easter Friday (Good Friday). The NASDAQ continued to follow the sideways trend while other indices...
The US Dollar Strengthens As Economists Believe The ECB Will Struggle To “Hold”
Early this morning, the Fed Governor advised “there is no rush to cut rates” and “the data within the upcoming months” will be...
Investors Amend Portfolios in Preparation For The Upcoming Earnings Season!
Analysts see very little potential for Tesla’s stock price to rise in the medium term. Economists also indicate the stock may fall outside...
The Swiss Franc Continues to Struggle After SNB’s Shock Rate Cuts!
The US Durable Goods Orders read higher than expectations rising from -6.1% to +1.4%. Core Goods Orders also rose and were slightly higher...
Pending Orders and Apple Lawsuit Apply Selling Pressure on the NASDAQ!
Apple stocks witness the second largest decline within the NASDAQ, falling more than 4.00%. Shareholders sold shares after news of another federal antitrust...
Gold Pulls Back from All-Time Highs, But What is the Longer Term Outlook?
European PMI data for Services and Manufacturing sectors again fall and indicate further pressure within the European markets.
The Pound declines as dovish...
