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EPISODE · Jun 14, 2023 · 14 MIN

Importance Of Interest Rates

from Two Blokes Trading

Too many Retail traders think that technical analysis alone will save them frombeing in the majority of traders who lose money. Unfortunately this is not thecase, Mike and Rory uncover the importance of understanding how interest ratesimpact Forex, equities, indices, fixed income and all other markets.Understand interest rates, interest rate differentials and carry trades can automaticallyby default give a bias to a certain FX fair, at least in the mid to long term.Mike explains in the podcast how helps build a strong foundation for growing atrade idea into an actionable idea.Rory shares his thoughts on how interest rates impact individual equites fromunderstanding how companies use debt to leverage themselves to more exposure tounderstanding how debt to cash ratios which are too high can negatively impactthe business in a high interest rate environment. The blokes look at both scenarios of the positives and negatives of higher interestrates for fixed income and the raging market that is currently taking placeacross bonds. To understand more how interest rate changes impact different asset classes, makesure to join the app for free today and join Mike, Rory and thousands of othermembers sharing their opinions on financial markets.

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