Author: Alon Levitan

Wall Street trading was mixed and subdued as the holiday week drained away any heavy activity. Better than expected economic data failed to provide any lift for stocks. Crude oil prices maintained their upward trajectory,...

Likely to the chagrin of Eurozone governments and investors like, analysts are predicting that 2012 will yield no discernible benefit to the cash-strapped Eurozone, and that Chinese investment funds will continue to flow to...

Now that 2011 is drawing to a close, it is time for investors to begin to think about their strategy for 2012. While the last year has been hardly fruitful for most, the markets, thus far, have avoided a complete meltdown. Given...

New Home Sales figures in the United States rose to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 315,000 in November in line with market expectations. This is the highest level seen since April. The rise was led by growth in the...

With the last two meetings o the European Central Bank each ending up with an interest rate cut, one of the ECB’s key policymakers believe it isn’t sufficient to boost the faltering Eurozone, and has publicly called...

Two years ago, the Chinese central government introduced a series of curbs that limit the number of homes a family could buy, made home mortgages difficult to obtain and reduced credit available to developers. This was done in...

New Zealand reported better than expected growth in the third quarter. GDP printed at 0.8%, beating analyst expectations of a 0.6% growth. This is the strongest quarterly GDP growth in more than two years. The manufacturing...

Today, we want to highlight one of eToro’s long-term traders who has turned a negative position into a positive one over the course of the past year, Hschinner from Germany. eToro Trader Hschinner has used his...