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Why too many indicators can make trading harder (opens the original)
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Technical indicators are designed to simplify market analysis by turning price data into signals that help traders identify trends, momentum, volatility and potential entry or exit points. The problem begins when traders use too many indicators at once. Instead of providing greater clarity, a cluttered chart can produce conflicting signals and make it harder to determine what the market is actually telling you. The main issue is that many indicators are derived from the same price data. Adding R
Oil shoots higher as the market starts to lose patience with the prolonged US-Iran stalemate (opens the original)
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Crude oil weakened into the US session close yesterday and extended the losses during the Asian session. There were no bearish catalysts, so it might just have been a technical move. In fact, this morning prices shot higher and erased all the losses. The market might be losing patience since we haven’t got any new development on the US-Iran side. Iran's government spokesperson yesterday said that the Foreign Minister Araghchi presented to the cabinet "a US proposal", although no further details
Ethereum struggles to break out of the range as macro headwinds cap the upside. What to watch? (opens the original)
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Ethereum has been stuck in a range for over a week now as negative macro conditions capped further gains. The Ethereum Foundation announced on September 28 that the Glamsterdam upgrade's first public test on Sepolia is scheduled for October 6. Glamsterdam is important for Ethereum because it is designed to increase the network’s capacity and scalability. The increased capacity could ultimately lead to additional network usage and demand for Ethereum blockspace that translates into greater econom
UK September final manufacturing PMI 51.9 vs 52.0 preliminary (opens the original)
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Rob Dobson, Director at S&P Global Market Intelligence, said: “A disappointing September PMI saw the rate of increase in UK manufacturing production slow further. Output growth was its weakest seen over the past six months, with orders and exports growing only modestly. Slower demand growth was to be expected given the higher energy prices seen during the month. "The big shift in September was in the survey's price measures, which switched from signalling a decline in inflationary pressures to a
Italy September manufacturing PMI 50.4 vs 50.0 expected (opens the original)
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Eleanor Dennison, Economist at S&P Global Market Intelligence, said: "The Italian manufacturing sector ended the third quarter on more stable footing. The demand environment remained fragile, but the downturn with respect to new orders was noticeably less severe than in August. "The year-ahead outlook remained bright as both output expectations and hiring activity were above trend. There was, however, an underlying feeling of uncertainty across the sector as the war in the Middle East continued
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