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Weekly Prep Team · EditorAnother busy week for earnings, with Palantir, Shopify, Uber, and others reporting. However, volatility is expected to be lower than last week.
Continue reading →Another busy week for earnings, with Palantir, Shopify, Uber, and others reporting. However, volatility is expected to be lower than last week.
Continue reading →Between the earnings reports of tech giants, the FOMC, and the ECB's monetary policy, this looks set to be a particularly volatile week.
Continue reading →Between the CPI and Tesla's earnings, this week looks set to be rather volatile.
Continue reading →It's the start of earnings season, beginning with the banks. With the US still in shutdown and a new tariff war looming, volatility is likely to be high.
Continue reading →Between the FOMC meeting minutes, nonfarm payrolls, and preliminary estimates of the UoM consumer confidence sentiment and inflation expectations, the volatility should be high.
Continue reading →A week marked by multiple interventions by Lagarde, as well as employment figures and the PMI. Volatility is expected to be high.
Continue reading →With the GDP figures, Powell's speech, and the PCE data all due this week, volatility is likely to be high.
Continue reading →It's a busy week, with the FOMC and several ECB conferences, and when you combine that with the time of year, volatility is likely to be high.
Continue reading →It's a busy week, with the PPI, CPI, an ECB conference, and Consumer Sentiment, so volatility is likely to be high.
Continue reading →A shortened week due to Labor Day, but nonetheless busy in terms of news, with the JOLTS report, the NFE, and employment figures. Volatility is likely to be fairly high.
Continue reading →A fairly quiet week with only the preliminary GDP and core PCE price index, but earnings from Nasdaq top asset nVidia. Volatility should be low to moderate, except on Wednesday when nVidia reports earnings
Continue reading →It's been a pretty busy week in terms of news, with the FOMC, the PMI, and speeches by Powell and Lagarde, so volatility is likely to be moderate to high.
Continue reading →It will be a busy week in terms of news, with the CPI and PPI figures and inflation forecasts. Volatility is expected to be moderate.
Continue reading →A quiet week in terms of news but very busy in terms of earnings, notably Berkshire Hathaway, Palantir, and AMD. Volatility is expected to be moderate.
Continue reading →It's going to be a very busy week, with the FOMC, employment figures, the Jolts report, and the Federal Funds Rate, as well as earnings reports from Meta, Apple, Amazon, and Microsoft. Volatility will be high.
Continue reading →Not a busy week for news, but more for Earnings, with Tesla and Alphabet in particular on Wednesday.
Continue reading →A busier week than the previous one, with CPI and PPI in sight, volatility should be average.
Continue reading →A very light week in terms of news, with just the FOMC Meeting Minutes on Wednesday. Apart from that, and with summer now settled in, volatility should be low.
Continue reading →A busy week for news, with several Discords from lagarde and Powell, employment figures and Independence Day. Volatility should be moderate, and it's also the real start of summer.
Continue reading →It's shaping up to be a busy week, with the US bombing Iran, quarterly GDP figures, and Powell testifying over two days.
Continue reading →A fairly short week, with a bank holiday on Thursday (Juneteenth), and a busy one nonetheless, with an FOMC and FED rate statement on Wednesday and more uncertain geopolitical tensions.
Continue reading →An action-packed week lies ahead, with the CPI on Wednesday and the PPI on Thursday, and volatility is likely to be rather high.
Continue reading →Next week promises to be a busy one, with Powell's speech, the JOLTS report and the ECB's Monetary Policy Statement. Volatility set to remain hig
Continue reading →A rather short week, as it was marked by Memorial Day. The most volatile news will of course be the FOMC Meeting Minutes. Apart from this event & the GDP Prelim, the week should be moderately volatile.
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