Murray Dawes

In today’s Money Weekend, I explore why the moves we’re seeing in bond yields worldwide are incredibly significant. Where are we heading? Find out below…

In today’s Money Weekend, CPI figures from the US on Thursday have caused significant volatility in the markets. Watch the ‘Closing Bell’ video to see the levels to look out for, which would indicate the start of a bullish turn…

Stocks staged an impressive rally during the week on the back of hope that central bankers are closer to the end than the beginning of their rate rise rampage. Is it time to jump on board?

Two weeks ago, I warned you that things were looking as bearish as 2008. Since then, the S&P 500 has been down around 7% and is now resting on the edge of major support.

In today’s Money Weekend, Murray gives you a detailed analysis of the current technical setup in Tamboran Resources and shows you how a short-term trader and long-term investor might approach the situation. Watch today’s ‘Closing Bell’ video for more…

The eternal optimism of the markets is slowly being worn down, and we are approaching a time when the ‘buy the dippers’ may turn into the ‘get me the hell outers’.

The correlation between bonds and equities remains high, with the recent spike in bond yields causing weakness across the board in stocks.

In today’s Money Weekend…uranium stocks took off like a rocket this week…some sectors of the market are catching a strong bid…why you should come to my trading presentation next Thursday…and more…

The big news this week is that Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said the nation would restart idled nuclear plants and focus on developing next-generation reactors to tackle energy costs that have soared during the Ukraine crisis.

Markets are drifting aimlessly while we wait for US traders to get back from summer holidays. I remain convinced that we are witnessing a bear market rally that will have a use-by date in the next few weeks or months.