Timo Emden
Timo Emden holds a B.A. in Business Administration, is a market analyst and a certified blockchain expert from the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management. He has been following the global financial markets for over 14 years, with a focus on crypto assets. His assessments are based on chart technology and sentiment - he nevertheless considers important fundamental events to be significant. As a market expert, Mr. Emden is a valued contact for TV, press and radio.
Over the past trading days, investors on both sides have also been balancing back and forth between geopolitical and monetary policy risks.
The psychologically important 30,000-point mark remains within striking distance. Following the release of new US inflation data, concerns about monetary policy could lose some momentum
Investors continue to defy the threat backdrop between Washington and Tehran, currently paying less attention to potential risks and side effects.
Investors are eagerly awaiting the next record high. Although the market has not forgotten the Middle East crisis, it has learned to deal with it better.
With the US earnings season coming to an end, a smokescreen could be lifted, allowing investors to focus once again on ongoing problem areas.
Stock markets continue to walk a fine line between relief and uncertainty. Investors might still continue to
Dow Jones could remain on a record-breaking streak – Berkshire Hathaway's quarterly figures in focus
The markets are balancing between hopes for peace, corporate earnings, and monetary policy signals from the central banks. Following the record run, investors are in fact-checking mode and
The record fever for the S&P 500 is continuing for now. Investors on both sides of the Atlantic are betting on a diplomatic truce between Washington
Investors have summit fever. The leap over the psychologically important 26,000-point mark acts like a can opener. The triad of geopolitics,
The new trading week is likely to be dominated by the official US employment data. At the same time, alongside the earnings season, which is gaining further momentum,