Trading IPOs in 2023
The market for IPOs slowed down considerably in 2022, and the combination of high-interest rates and elevated market volatility are dampening expectations for 2023
The market for IPOs slowed down considerably in 2022, and the combination of high-interest rates and elevated market volatility are dampening expectations for 2023
After a historic rally in 2021 and early 2022, the natural gas market has corrected sharply in recent months—this key global commodity is now trading down roughly 60% from its August peak
When playing a rebound, investors and traders often use long stock or short puts—both of which have produced historically attractive win rates, but with different associated risk profiles.
Back in early 2020, options trading volumes surged amidst record volatility in the stock market—and interest in the options market has remained strong ever since, with the 2022 trading year setting a new record for the most options contracts traded in a single year.
January 2023 is full of key market events, with reports on employment, inflation and corporate earnings set to be released the first two weeks of the year
New tastylive research indicates that investors and traders may want to tread cautiously when attempting to “buy the dip”—especially during periods of elevated volatility in the financial markets
The U.S. housing market has seen a steady decline in monthly sales volumes and an increase in available listings of late, which suggests that prices could drop further in 2023
Quantum computers are exponentially more powerful than traditional computers, and most projections suggest this emerging technology could become commercially viable in the next five years
Parallels between the current bout of inflation and the one observed in the late 1940s suggest that record inflation could normalize at some point in H2 2023 or H1 2024
Despite the ongoing war in Eastern Europe, crude oil prices recently slumped to fresh lows—a sign of declining confidence in the global economy