As Analyst Online UK approaches its 15th anniversary, unfortunately Covid-19 continues to plague the world. Nevertheless, some very interesting trading and investment opportunities continue to surface and should not be ignored. In effort to bring these to your attention, we will resume delivering our Morning Note which is how we

Covid-19 continues to dominate our lives, however is the stock market beginning to price it in? The DOW Jones and German DAX indices are both trading approximately 32% above the lows set in only 7 weeks ago. The FTSE 100 index and DOW Jones index are 24% and 18% away

Covid-19 remains to be the centre of attention with no significant developments and global reported cases now above 2.65 million. I favour a re-test of the lows witnessed around March 23rd as opposed to a continuation of the failing V-Shaped recovery. The major indices have slipped since our last weekly

We remain in unprecedented times with Covid-19 continuing to affect our lives. Yesterday saw the announcement of lockdown to be extended until 7th May, at least. Last Wednesday the Volatility Index (VIX) was trading at 43 and we asked Has The Stock Market Bottomed Yet? Currently the CBOE (VIX) is trading

We are in unprecedented times, most of us confined to our homes for most of the day in an effort to combat Covid-19. Global indices have seen dramatical movements with the FTSE reaching its recent high on January 20th just below 7,700, falling 35% two weeks ago. The index closed

Global markets crashed even more heavily on the ongoing Covid-19 crisis, following large declines in February. The human and economic cost of coronavirus unfortunately continues to grow. The longest ever bull market is US history ends abruptly as a consequence, with economic data turning weak, especially jobless claims. The DOW

Global markets fell more sharply this month amid growing concerns over the spread of coronavirus and its potential impact on global economic growth. US equities fell heavily with the energy and financial sectors leading the declines. Earlier on in the month a new record high was set for the S&P

Despite a positive start to the month, global equities declined overall as the spread of coronavirus reduced risk appetite especially amongst energy and airline stocks. US equities initially rallied but erased all gains with the Dow Jones index losing -1.1% due to the coronavirus outbreak in China. The FTSE 100