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Election Day Trading with the Sonic System

Hello, Traders! It’s Election Day—a day that can bring increased market volatility and unique trading opportunities. Today, we’re diving into how the Sonic Trading System can help manage trades in this fast-moving environment. We’ll focus on a one-minute chart, as it provides a good balance between quick insights and accuracy....

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Why 24-Hour Trading is the Future of Investing

For global investors, 24-hour trading offers a significant advantage — particularly when market-moving events happen outside regular trading hours. In the U.S., stock markets operate on a schedule that suits East Coast traders, opening at 9:30 a.m. and closing at 4 p.m. But for those in different time zones, trading...

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Boost Your Trading with Roadmap and Sonic Systems

Navigating the trading landscape can often feel like a journey full of unexpected twists, especially during volatile market phases. To bring some clarity to this path, many traders turn to two powerful systems: the “Roadmap” and “Sonic.” These methods act as guiding tools, offering insights on when to enter, exit,...

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Market Volatility: Stocks and Gold in Election Limbo

The U.S. presidential election on Nov. 5 is proving to be anything but predictable. Polls indicate a tight race for the White House and potential for either party to control the House, while Republicans hold a slight advantage in the Senate, according to UBS Group’s latest ElectionWatch analysis. With the...

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What’s Driving October’s Market Drop?

The Dow and S&P 500 ended October with their first monthly declines since April, while Halloween brought more market scares than treats. A wave of tech-sector selling on Thursday pulled down the S&P 500, and the Nasdaq Composite posted its steepest one-day drop since early September. Analysts pointed to various...

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Election Outcomes That Could Boost Stocks Through January

Following Election Day, U.S. stocks often face headwinds—not necessarily because of post-election uncertainty but due to a long-term trend of below-average performance in the immediate weeks afterward. Historically, stock markets tend to perform better when the incumbent party retains the White House, while declines are more frequent when the opposition...