Tag: inflation
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Risk-Aware Strategies for DCA Investors

Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) is an investment approach that involves investing a fixed amount regularly, regardless of market price. It offers benefits such as risk reduction and market downturn resilience. It’s useful for beginners and can be combined with other strategies for a disciplined investment approach. References include Investopedia and Yahoo Finance.
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Working with FRED API in Python: U.S. Recession Forecast & Beyond

The FRED API, or Federal Reserve Economic Data, provides over 267,000 economic time series from 80 sources, offering a wealth of data to promote economic education and research. It encompasses U.S. economic and financial data, including interest rates, monetary indicators, exchange rates, and regional economic data. Additionally, we analyzed correlations, trained currency exchange prediction models,…
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XOM SMA-EMA-RSI Golden Crosses ’22

Featured Photo by Johannes Plenio on Pexels. Today we will discuss the XOM stock using most basic technical trading indicators (TTIs) within the Python library ta-lib. Recall that this library is widely used by algo traders requiring to perform technical analysis of financial market data. It includes 150+ indicators such as ADX, MACD, RSI, Stochastic,…
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Zacks Insights into this High Inflation/Rising Rate Market

Zacks Insights into this High Inflation/Rising Rate Market: U.S. Recession Risk CPI/PPI Inflation Report Bear Market Strategy High-Risk Assets Profit from Dividends Focus on Quality International Stocks Market Volatility
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SeekingAlpha Risk/Reward July Rundown

Lets see what SA is up to in terms of Risk/Reward as of 2022-07-25: Cryptocurrency Digest: SA Morning Briefing: SPY: Overbought Demand Testing Resistance (Technical Analysis) Wall Street Breakfast: In arguably the most important week for Wall Street this summer, with the Fed decision and GDP on tap, earnings could actually end up determining direction. There are 175…
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Inflation-Resistant Stocks to Buy
Inflation-Resistant Stocks to Buy AAPL Example Python workflow Download 3 historical datasets – stock price and monthly/annual CPI Compute the monthly/annual stock performance (%) and CPI rate (%) Apply linear regression to the stock vs CPI performance cross-plot Check the slope or gradient of the linear trend – positive, negative or zero.

