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Forex or currency trading can be quite intimidating for some, especially beginners. It is open 24 hours a day in 5 days a week across the globe. Being the world’s largest exchanged market averaging $5 trillion daily, says a lot about its liquidity and the endless opportunities that you can take.    However, a lack

When you start trading, one of the most popular currency pairs that you’ll come across is the XAUUSD or gold. In fact, every trader that you will come across will probably tell you that Gold is their favorite commodity pair to trade. Why is that? Well, we’re going to explain what makes Gold such a

When you have a trading strategy and read about high impact news that could potentially affect the market sentiment, what do you do? It could be something related to Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP), Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Rate Statement, or Fiscal Stimulus Policy. Some stick to their trading plan, while others immediately change their position,

While OFWs are known to make pretty substantial income from their work in other countries, they also need side incomes in order to supplement their main one. With a good side income, they not only can send more money to their families, but they can also enjoy themselves while they’re in another country. However, an

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a lot of OFWs lost their livelihood and got stranded in regions where they worked. Reduced flights are likewise unfavorable for the majority of returning workers in Metro Manila’s quarantine centers. To note, from Thursday alone this week, around 100 OFWs were stranded and went through the night at the

During the start of March, the PSEi already saw a rather significant drop from its 7,000 price level. However, as the news of a possible lockdown started to circulate, the stocks continued plummeting until it eventually reached its lowest point at around 4000 two days after the actual lockdown was implemented. Seemingly stagnant at first,

At these most trying times, losses are becoming a part of our lives. We have witnessed a massive rate of layoffs, businesses closing down, financial markets crashing, and economies collapsing with the global recession caused by the COVID-19 crisis. We can consider uncertainty as the “new normal” now. The impact of the pandemic has changed

It has been almost two months since the world was practically on quarantine, yet it feels like everything just happened yesterday. It is still quite unbelievable how a single virus can disrupt major societies and change the way we live radically. The question is, will we ever get used to it?   In Hindsight 2020:

While a number of economies were badly hit by the Coronavirus pandemic and are still continuously being blasted, curiously enough the Philippines has been in a steady state against all other currencies. In our past articles, we talked about how the overall outlook of the Philippine Stock Exchange was still optimistic after it crash and

We’ve all been there: the feeling of uncertainty, lack of control, and unrest. Currently, we may have sustained challenges, but if you take a closer look, there might be some underrated developments and pivoting measures yet unheard of. Among these are driven by leaders, private sectors, and organizations that could make us see things in