Liquid Market

Knowing how the primary and secondary markets work is key to understanding how stocks trade.

Lower levels of liquidity in exchange-traded funds make it harder to trade them profitably.

Make sure that your trades are safe by learning how to measure the liquidity risk.

Market hours for Tokyo, London and New York determine volatility peaks. Find out why.

We look at why this relationship exists and how you can use it to produce solid gold returns.

The Smithsonian Agreement hurt the U.S. in the short-term, but was necessary in furthering real market-driven exchange rates.

By using economic releases in a timely way, buyers can beat the "big players" without endless chart analysis.