... communities on the platform are also thriving: r/Ethereum welcomed 40,000 new participants, while r/Ethtrader added 400,000. Users on the platform have shown increased interest in cryptocurrencies amidst a successful investment campaign in GameStop's stocks. This phase of retail investors has been marked by a "war" waged by the r/WallStreetBets community against the titans of Wall Street. The WallStreetBets community was formed to declare a digital war on financial investor Melvin Capital,...

... on speeches from central bank representatives and their prospective impacts on financial markets. The article also highlights corporate events, such as shareholder meetings and financial disclosures from major companies, assessing their influence on stock movements in both Russian and American markets. Concluding with strategic advice for investors and traders, the article underscores the importance of monitoring economic indicators and corporate developments to make informed investment decisions....

... for many multinational companies. Collectively, the influence of Chinese consumption on global markets is significant: a decline in sales in China typically results in a drop in revenues and earnings forecasts for the corresponding companies on the stock markets of the U.S. and other countries. Meanwhile, China is pursuing a policy of stimulating domestic demand. However, trade restrictions with the West and threats of a trade war increase investment risks. In such conditions, international investments ...

... implemented measures by the regulator. 19:00 (USA) – EIA Short-Term Energy Outlook: The US Department of Energy will present updated forecasts for oil and gas markets. The report reflects expectations for shale oil production, fuel consumption levels, and stock balances. These forecasts set the tone for the oil and gas sector, impacting oil prices and the stocks of energy companies. 19:00 (USA) – WASDE Report from the US Department of Agriculture: A monthly report on global agriculture (World Agricultural ...

... exercise. Call: Grants the right to buy the underlying asset at a fixed price on the expiration date. Put: Grants the right to sell the underlying asset at a fixed price on the expiration date. Example: An investor purchases a Call option for a company's stock with a strike price of $100 and an expiration in three months. If on the expiration date the stock price is $120, they can exercise their right, buy the shares at $100, and realize a profit of $20 (after deducting the premium). How Do European Options ...