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Is Nvidia a ‘buy the dip’ post earnings?

Is Nvidia a ‘buy the dip’ post earnings?

Nvidia unveiled strong fiscal Q3 results, with a 94% revenue jump to $35.1 billion, driven by AI-fueled demand for its chips. However, its forecast for Q4 sales of $37.5 billion fell short of some Wall Street expectations. The launch of its new Blackwell chips has strained margins, though production is ramping up to meet high demand.

December EURUSD bounce?

Is December the time for a EURUSD bounce?

With President Elect Trump expected to run inflationary policies that draw heavily on tariffs imposed on China and other countries the base expectation is for more USD strength. However, this narrative is a consensus view and if Donald Trump surprises everyone with a more conciliatory view to world trade that could result in a swift rise in the EURUSD pair.

As Germany faces a potential February 2025 election what can that mean for the Euro?

As Germany faces a potential February 2025 election what can that mean for the Euro?

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's coalition fractured after firing Finance Minister Christian Lindner, sparking an agreement for early German elections now set for February 23. Scholz will face a confidence vote on December 16, leading to the election if he loses.
Using Seasonax’s event feature shows us the impact of the EURUSD over the 5 German elections. Every one of them has resulted in further EUR downside.

Can strong seasonals keep bitcoins run going?

Can Strong Seasonals Keep Bitcoin’s run going?

Bitcoin surged past $82,000 for the first time last week making new highs, driven by President-elect Donald Trump's pro-crypto stance and the potential for a Congress with crypto-friendly lawmakers.
The shift in political landscape is expected to lead to more supportive regulation, boosting the crypto market. So, does this mean Bitcoin can enjoy a further rally into year end?

Presidential Stocks- Trump

“Presidential” Stocks in a Trump Comeback

When Trump first took office, he made waves in sectors like defense, traditional energy, and financials; he favored industries that aligned with his pro-business, domestic-focused agenda. Now, with Trump 2.0 in the White House, we’re diving into a potential golden age for "presidential stocks"—companies primed to rise with policy shifts that could drive the market.