Learning Markets Trader Podcast Series
Summary: Listen to market commentary and debate on the go with the Learning Markets Trader Podcast Series brought to you every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Learning Markets Analysts watch the global markets so you get the complete picture and not just a glimpse.
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Podcasts:
In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss the bullish, yet volatile, statement of ECB president Mario Draghi regarding the bank's QE program.
In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss why the rough end to May doesn't mean June will follow the same pattern.
In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss how the extreme bubble in Chinese stocks and uncertainty in Europe are making traders very nervous.
In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss how news from Europe and China has led to increased volume and volatility in the markets.
In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss the reasons why the market hasn't been able to gather momentum this week.
In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss the big moves individual stocks are making while the major indexes remain flat.
In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss how fundamental data has more of a longer term influence on market prices vs. a short term correlation on a day to day basis.
In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss the ways that investor expectations are shifting.
In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss the drop in retail sales and what it means for the U.S. economy.
In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss the ADP payrolls number and Chair Yellen's hawkish comments.
In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss the push and pull across the market sectors.
In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss a more comprehensive way to think about the Greek crisis and its realistic outcomes.
In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss the Fed's virtual non-reaction to the disappointing Q1 GDP.
In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss the risks created by a runaway Chinese stock market and a decline in biotechs.
In today's podcast, Learning Markets analysts discuss the surprising ways that consolidations can disrupt investor emotions and drive bad decisions.
