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Election Jitters: Why the Market Dips Before Election Day

Since 2008, the S&P 500 has declined during the two months leading up to every U.S. presidential election, with an average drop of 5.8%, according to Dow Jones Market Data. Looking further back to 1952, the index has averaged a slight decline of 0.2% in this period, though the median...

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Did Retail Investors Pass Tuesday’s Dip-Buying Test?

When markets dip, it often see it as a buying opportunity. However, Tuesday’s selloff felt different. Following an ISM report indicating a slowdown in manufacturing, the S&P 500 plunged 2.1% and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 3.3%, marking the largest decline since August 5. Retail investors did step in to buy...

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Stay Ahead with News Alerts and Sonic Signals

Hello, traders! Today, we’re taking a closer look at the Sonic Trading System, a powerful tool designed to help you navigate the market with precision. We’ll break down how to interpret its signals, and I’ll share key tips on handling trades during major news events like a pro. The Sonic...

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Labor Market’s Impact on Stocks and Bonds This Week

U.S. stocks and bond investors are gearing up for a pivotal employment report this week as they return from the Labor Day weekend, marking the start of September trading. Scheduled for release on Friday, the U.S. jobs report is expected to have a significant impact on the markets, according to...

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Maximizing Profit with Sonic Trading: Target Adjustments

Hello, Traders! In today’s session, we’re focusing on the Sonic Trading System, specifically on how to fine-tune your profit targets for optimal trading results. Whether you’re new to trading or have years of experience, mastering these adjustments can help you capture profits more effectively. Why Adjusting Your Targets is Crucial...

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Rate Cuts: Softening the U.S. Debt Blow

Over $3 billion is spent daily, even on weekends, to cover the interest payments on the country’s national debt. Decreases in the Federal Reserve’s interest rates will not only help families and companies struggling to handle higher borrowing costs. The Treasury would also benefit from reduced borrowing costs as the...