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.
Investors Continue to Buy Ahead of the US Producer Inflation Release!
UK Retail Sales witnesses its strongest increase since May 2021, but economists advise the increase is simply correcting poor data from previous months.
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The Fed Remains Dovish and the NASDAQ Attempts a Full Correction
The NASDAQ rises 0.95% and continues to attempt a full price correction during this morning’s Asian session.
The UK economy shrunk 0.1% in...
Inflation Expectations Were Too Optimistic. Investors Consider More Buys
UK inflation unexpectedly remains at 4.0% and Core Inflation data also read lower than expectations causing the Pound to decline.
US inflation declines...
Gold Climbs Ahead of Inflation and the GBP Jumps on Positive Data!
The UK Claimant Count Change and Average Earnings Index both read higher than analysts’ expectations, supporting the Pound.
The best performing currency of...
Stocks Supported by Potentially Lower US Inflation and Positive Earnings
The NASDAQ appreciated in value for a fifth consecutive week regardless of the stronger employment data. Investors turn their attention to global inflation...
GBPJPY Analysis: Economists Continue to Predict a Hawkish BOJ in 2024!
The Japanese Yen loses steam after seeing significant gains up to the first week of February. The Yen struggles after weaker economic data.
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