During the last months a lot of people spent less money than they usually do. You can however invest the saved money in your favorite things, on the stock market. We made a list of the 10 possibilities related to your hobbies. Read more

With the rise of the internet - according to the Cybersecurity Ventures company, an estimated 6 billion people will be online by 2022 - not only will we share joys and sorrows online, but the whole world is within reach via our PC or smartphone. Whether it concerns the online purchase of clothing or stock exchange trading, the fact is that more and more companies offer their services and products online. Read more

Female investors make different choices on the stock exchange than men. They trade less frequently, are less active with derivatives, and consciously choose for certain shares. And often also achieve a better return. Read more

One of the most famous sayings goes as follows: 'Sell in May and go away, but remember to come back in September'. This widely used statement among investors states that equity returns are less good from May through August and suggests that it is wise to sell shares in the spring. And to buy again in early September, because better trading days will start. Read more

Equities stumbled badly last week and closed near the lows for the week in the US as most European bourses were closed Friday for a holiday. The negative sentiment continued overnight to start this week. Elsewhere, the US dollar has firmed and the offshore renminbi is near the cycle lows versus the US dollar as US-China relations are clearly deteriorating. Read more

The oil price is very turbulent. And even that is still an understatement. In the US May oil contract (which is traded on the CME) something very special happened on Monday 20 April. Negative prices have been traded. In this article, I explain why that happened and what the possibilities are for investing in oil. Read more

The sell-off in crude oil took on fearsome power yesterday as the most liquid front contracts in both WTI and Brent suffered enormous drops. Elsewhere, we continue to watch signs of the markets mounting concerns for Italian debt ahead of the crucial EU council meeting tomorrow, where a bad outcome could accelerate gathering bearish momentum in equities after the very weak session yesterday. Read more

Saxo Bank Outlook

The paradox here is that from Q2 China's growth is likely to accelerate as the rest of the world decelerates. Read more

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Due to the continued exceptional market conditions, several supervisors in Belgium, France, Italy, and Spain decided to enact a ban on short-selling for a large number of shares in their local markets. Read more

Saxo Bank Outlook

Saxo Bank, the online trading and investment specialist, has today published its Q2 2020 Quarterly Outlook for global markets, including trading ideas covering equities, FX, currencies, commodities, and bonds, as well as a range of central macro themes impacting client portfolios. Read more

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Golds failure to rally over the past few weeks, as the Covid19 spread and economic uncertainty rose, has triggered a great deal of uncertainty about what role gold can play. In the short-term the market is being challenged by a continued demand to raise cash and rising real yields as inflation expectations take a tumble. We maintain a positive outlook and draw some parallels what happened during and after the great financial crisis in 2008 and 2009. Read more

Saxo Strats Team

Inflation expectations are still subdued, but the risk is increasing fast that food supply chain disruptions due to protectionism and logistical hurdles will lead to higher inflation in the coming weeks and months. Read more

Saxo Strats Team

After six hours of intensive talks Thursday evening, the EU leaders were unable to find common ground for a coordinated fiscal response to tackle the health and economic crisis resulting from the COVID-19 outbreak. They ended up asking the Eurogroup to come up with new proposals in the next two weeks. It was laughable, a complete waste of time. Read more

Saxo Strats Team

The market rebound took on added energy with the US equity market posting a technical bull market recovery from the ultimate lows despite the eye-popping 3.3 million in US initial weekly jobless claims. We continue to watch whether the market can find stability and how the EU moves forward after the EU meeting yesterday showed lack of consensus on debt mutualization. Read more

And then it becomes reality. The market is in a down-trend. And at a rapid pace. But the question now is: How could you as an investor deal with this situation? In this article, we as Binck/Saxo would like to give some guidelines to stay calm. Read more

After the stock prices initially continued to rise, the financial markets have fallen under the spell of the coronavirus in recent days. How to handle this? Of course this depends entirely on your vision. If you think it is temporary and heavily exaggerated, you don't have to move. If you think it can fall much further, it is important to take action. In this article you will find a number of options. Read more

Education

It is becoming increasingly clear that the increasingly broader climate debate is also having an impact on the financial markets. Natural disasters and increasing costs to arm the world against global warming can have a negative effect, but at the same time there is also full investment in the energy transition, new energy sources and other climate solutions. Read more

Education

Perhaps just like more and more people you have started the new year without alcohol, or are you are drinking a glass less Read more

Education

Steen Jakobsen first joined Saxo in 2000 and has served as both Chief Economist and Chief Investment Officer since 2009. He focuses on delivering asset allocation strategies and analysis of the overall macroeconomic and political landscape as defined by fundamentals, market sentiment and technical developments in the charts. Read more

Education Investment Plan

For investors, 2019 was a good year, with gains of 20 percent and more on the stock markets. Certainly now that interest rates are so low, investing seems attractive. ut is investing suitable for everyone? And what are the risks? Read more