... clearly shows support and resistance levels. Support is a conditional price level below which the asset does not tend to fall, because there are people willing to buy (they support the market). Resistance is, on the contrary, a level above which the price rises with difficulty, because many people start selling (they resist growth). On the chart, these levels look like horizontal lines from which the price has bounced several times. Traders mark them and observe them: while the asset price remains between ...

... those with fiat dollars or other stablecoins, further solidifying Tether's role. During periods of market volatility, demand for USDT increases: when prices drop, investors exit cryptocurrency positions into stablecoins to preserve capital, and when prices rise, they funnel money through stablecoins for purchases. Thus, USDT functions as a lubricant for market mechanisms, ensuring constant liquidity. International Settlements and Transfers. Beyond exchanges, Tether is used for cross-border payments and ...

... snacks (Hershey's, Reese's, KitKat brands in the US, etc.). The company is regarded as a consumer defensive asset, but it surprised with a profit decline in the last quarter amid rising costs. In Q2, analysts forecast mixed figures: revenue could sharply rise to about $2.55 billion (+22% year-on-year) – partly due to acquisitions of new brands – but expected earnings are only about $1.01 per share, which is ~20% lower than last year's level. Hershey's margins are suffering from rising raw material prices (sugar, milk, cocoa) and increased distribution costs, even though the company has raised prices on its products. Investors will need to assess if this margin compression is temporary. If management reports stabilizing costs or successful passing ...

... for AI-92 and AI-95. The main problems are with AI-95, which are more significant than with all other motor fuels combined. Tereshkin agrees with this. From a formal perspective, including AI-95 in the calculation of damper payments could halt the rise in prices. However, the problem is that oil producers need to somehow compensate for the cost increases the industry has faced this year. According to Rosstat, the balance of profits and losses for Russian oil product producers in the first four months of ...

... they are likely to invest in that particular asset. Increased demand inevitably drives up share prices. Seasonality. Most companies earn their highest profits around the New Year holidays due to increased consumer spending. Consequently, firm indices rise. Speculative sentiment. Share prices can be artificially increased or decreased. Large market players deliberately buy securities to escalate stock prices. Once desired price levels are achieved, speculators sell the asset, resulting in substantial profits, while indices rapidly lose ...