"THE WAR IS OVER", OIL Declines, ORCL EARNINGS- Mar 10 - Stock Market LIVE, Live Trading, Stock News скачать в хорошем качестве

"THE WAR IS OVER", OIL Declines, ORCL EARNINGS- Mar 10 - Stock Market LIVE, Live Trading, Stock News

Non Farm payrolls take the back seat to geopolitics. Oil futures surged after Qatar energy minister warned of $150 a barrel oil. Low strait of Hormuz traffic is increasing fear of shut ins and low supply by the weekend. Traders will be looking ahead for the weekend to see if the war gets more dragged on or signs of a quicker end. Software stocks continue to lead and investors are ignoring the recent roll outs of ChatGPT and apology by Anthropic CEO Dario. Stream Alerts, Stock & options Bootcamp: http://bit.ly/2UQlZif Nightly Watchlist/main channel with tutorials:    • I bought ORCL stock down 50% (Benjamin Gra...   This is all live and in real-time, feel free to ask any questions about trading. If I don't answer it is probably because I am in my zone trading given the current market environment, I will get to your question whenever I have an opportunity. Good luck trading and understand this stream is for educational purposes. Do not copy the trades. Option trading is really risky and you are more than likely going to lose your money copying anything you see on this stream or channel. Consult with a professional before making any financial investment. Trading on 3 different platforms: Etrade pro (screen shown), ThinkOrSwim (long term investing) Fidelity (long Term) How to make the long term:    • How I'm Turning $500 Into $500,000 With Di...   #stockmarket #Investing #stocks #livetrading #Trading DISCLAIMER: These videos are for educational purposes only. Nothing in this video should be construed as financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any sort of security or investment. Consult with a professional financial adviser before making any financial decisions. Investing in general and options trading especially is risky and has the potential for one to lose most or all of their initial investment