My Findings After Experimenting with AI. Considering the recent advancements with AI technology, my curiosity as to whether AI could enhance trading results led me down a rabbit hole. Over the past few months I've spent countless hours asking questions to Chat Gpt, claude and Gemini. For the purpose of this article I settled
Weekly Review When speaking about the week starting Monday 1 June, the only place to start is at the end. Friday's NFP headline number (almost double the forecast) caused incessant USD buying. And when coupled with the overall US / IRAN stalemate, the prospect of FED rate hikes caused an overall
Wednesday 3 June: Dominant USD I began the week with 'tentative hope' for a continuation of 'risk on movement' in the currencies. That hope has slowly dwindled thanks to a stalemate between the US and IRAN. President Trump's recent comments that the strait of Hormuz 'should' be
Weekly Review Memorandum of understanding (M.O.U) was the catalyst for the S&P to hit all time highs during the week starting Monday 25 May. Not that the S&P needed extra validation, it's now nine straight weeks of gains as traders have long since been
Wednesday 27 May:Two forces in play. It seems to me that two narratives are battling it out to control the currencies so far this week. 1: It goes without saying: The positive US / IRAN rhetoric has provided a 'risk on' environment. Rightly or wrongly I've been reticent to get carried away with
Weekly Review Tense but directionless is a description I read about the week starting Monday 18 May. And I think that sums it up perfectly. At least in terms of the currencies (the S&P once again, in the main, impervious). I thought the USD yields story was going to '
