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@ItsTradeNation I've reached out to TradeNation support multiple times requesting a feature that allows traders to set a daily loss limit. The idea is simple: once you've hit your limit, the platform locks you out for the rest of the trading day.

The IMF has urged the $BoE to keep cutting interest rates, while warning chancellor Rachel Reeves that she faces “significant challenges” in delivering her policy agenda without breaching her self-imposed fiscal rules. Interest rates are currently at 4.25% and it is widely expected that the $BoE will cut them to 4% when it meets in 7 August. Traders should watch for $GBP softness, rate-sensitive sectors, and any shifts in market sentiment around the UK’s fiscal credibility. *74.1% of retail CFD accounts lose money.

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Trending tickers: - Shares in $INTC fell 4.5% in pre-market trading today, after reporting mixed second quarter results after the bell on Thursday. - Shares in $DECK surged nearly 12% in pre-market trading on Friday, after reporting a strong start to its financial year boosted by sales of Hoka trainers and Ugg footwear. - Shares of $MC.PA fell nearly 1% this morning, after the luxury group reported a fall in sales and profits in the first half. - German carmaker Volkswagen has lowered its guidance for the year, after reporting a €1.3bn hit from Trump's tariffs. - Sportswear brand Puma also cut guidance for the year, saying it now expected to report a loss, partly due to the impact of $US tariffs. *74.1% of retail CFD accounts lose money.

$NWG.L delivered profits that beat expectations in the second quarter and upgraded its guidance for the year. It also announced a £750m share buyback. In results released today, $NWG.L reported an operating profit before tax of £1.77bn, which was ahead of an analyst consensus forecast for the period of £1.63bn, according to figures provided by the bank. For traders, this could signal a short-term buying opportunity as sentiment strengthens around the stock. Expect increased volume and potential upward price movement as the market digests the upbeat results. *74.1% of retail CFD accounts lose money.

The $FTSE and $EU indices opened lower today as fresh data showed a jump in retail sales for June amid a spate of nice weather. Retail sales volumes are estimated to have risen by 0.9% in June, following a fall of 2.8% in May, according to the ONS. - London's premier index fell 0.3% in early trade, with top fallers including the London Stock Exchange Group and $JD.L. Despite losses on Friday, the $FTSE is headed for a weekly gain of about 1.3%. - The $DAX in Germany dipped 0.8%. - Over in Paris, the $CAC 40 declined 0.6%. - The pan-European STOXX 600 was also 0.6% lower. *74.1% of retail CFD accounts lose money.

Trending tickers: - $TSLA dropped nearly 7% in pre-market trading after the EV giant’s Q2 earnings came in slightly below expectations. - $GOOG rose over 2% pre-market following strong Q2 results that beat Wall Street estimates after yesterday’s close. - $CMG sank nearly 10% in early trading as the company missed same-store sales expectations and revised its outlook lower. - In London, BT shares gained 5% after the telecoms firm reaffirmed full-year guidance despite a revenue decline. - $ITV.L jumped more than 7% after the broadcaster revealed new cost-cutting measures. *74.1% of retail CFD accounts lose money.

The ECB kept interest rates steady today, after seven consecutive cuts, amid trade uncertainty. The main policy remained at 2%, while its deposit rate was on hold at 2.15%. It comes as Trump's threat to impose a 30% duty on $EU goods exported to the $US has pushed the governing council to contemplate lower outcomes for growth and inflation. Traders may see renewed pressure on the euro and European equities, with the potential for more rate cuts later if growth weakens further. *74.1% of retail CFD accounts lose money.

$Intel reports Q2 results today after market close, facing pressure from rivals in the booming semiconductor and $AI sectors. Despite leadership changes and a recent $AI push with Softbank, revenue is expected to fall 7.1% YoY to $11.9B, with EPS plunging 50% to $0.01. Cost-cutting and efficiency efforts are unlikely to shift results this quarter. Traders may see short-term bearish opportunities, but Intel’s $AI pivot with Softbank keeps the long-term story alive. Watch for ripple effects across the semiconductor sector. *74.1% of retail CFD accounts lose money.

The $FTSE and $EU stocks were higher this morning as investors were optimistic that a trade deal between the $EU and the $US would be reached. According to diplomats, the $EU is on course to strike a deal resulting in a 15% tariff on exports to the $US. The rate would mirror the framework agreement the $US struck with Japan, officials said in a brief to $EU envoys on the talks. - London’s benchmark index $FTSE was 0.5% higher in early trade. - Germany's $DAX rose 0.9% and the $CAC in Paris headed 0.3% into the green. - Wall Street is set for a mixed start as S&P 500 futures and Dow futures were in the red. - The $GBP was 0.2% down against the $USD at 1.3561. *74.1% of retail CFD accounts lose money.

Is Kohl’s the new GameStop? The stock jumped as much as 90% on Tuesday after Reddit traders piled in, forcing short sellers to buy back shares, which sent the price even higher. Nearly 49% of Kohl’s shares were being bet against, setting up this kind of move. Back in 2021, GameStop had similar conditions and saw wild swings as traders scrambled to cover losses. Now, Kohl’s is in the spotlight. Traders, remain vigilant - this could move fast. $KSS $GME *74.1% of retail CFD accounts lose money.

U.S. stocks are soaring to new highs but Europe’s falling behind. Big Tech earnings, central bank moves, and global momentum shifts… Here’s what could shake the markets next 👇 $SPY $DIA $QQQ *74.1% of retail CFD accounts lose money.

This week began with the NASDAQ hitting a new record high, gaining 0.4%, while the S&P 500 edged up 0.1%, both supported by a rally in Alphabet's stock, ahead of its Q2 earnings. Meanwhile, the Dow slipped and the Russell 2000 fell 0.4% as cyclical sectors came under pressure. Futures are softer midweek as traders digest recent gains. While earnings optimism remains, MACD signals on the S&P and NASDAQ show negative divergence, suggesting momentum may be losing steam. $NASDAQ $SPX $DOW $RUSSEL $MACD *74.1% of retail CFD accounts lose money.

Who’s backing the tech giants? Traders should monitor shifts in institutional holdings which may offer early indicators of changing momentum. Swipe to see how else this can help inform your trading. $BLK $STT $JPM $MS *74.1% of retail CFD accounts lose money.

Trump's 25% auto import tariffs are hitting EU automakers hard. - $STLAM: €2.3 billion loss in the first half of 2025, citing €300 million in tariff-related costs. - $GM reports a $1 billion earnings hit, with tariffs expected to cost the company $4- $5 billion this year. EU auto exports to the U.S. fell 15.9% in the first half of 2025, showing the tangible impact of these tariffs on trade flows. 📌 Monitor these stocks for volatility: $BMWYY, $MBGYY, $STLA, $F, $GM, and $TSLA. *74.1% of retail CFD accounts lose money.

🚨 Trade tensions are heating up With the August 1st tariff deadline approaching, U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick called it a “hard deadline”, putting pressure on countries to comply or face tariffs. In response, Europe is preparing its “trade bazooka” - the Anti-Coercion Instrument (ACI). This tool allows the EU to retaliate fast, without unanimous member approval. It’s a clear signal: Europe won’t sit back. Why it matters: - ACI could target U.S. goods if tariffs are imposed. - Sectors at risk: autos, industrials, digital services. - FX & equity volatility likely if tensions escalate. Be prepared to take action on these geo risks heading into August. $GM $F $CAT $BA $AAPL $GOOGL $EU *74.1% of retail CFD accounts lose money.

Gold started the week strong, testing resistance around $3,370. If bulls push higher, $3,400 is the next key level. The MACD has reset to neutral without a major pullback, supporting bullish momentum. Meanwhile, silver is holding above $38, if it consolidates here, $40 is the next target. 📌 Key levels & momentum like this are essential for traders planning their next move. $GOLD $XAUUSD $SILVER $MACD *74.1% of retail CFD accounts lose money.

Top earnings to look out for this week 📅 Here’s when the giants are reporting Q2: Monday: $DPZ, $VZ Tuesday: $KO, $GM, Wednesday: $TSLA, $T Thursday: $INTC, $NEM 👉 Traders, mark your calendars. *74.1% of retail investor accounts lose money.

Global equities edge higher on renewed earnings optimism, with traders watching big tech results and central bank updates. Tap to see what could move markets next 👇 $NASDAQ $DOW $NVDA *74.1% of retail CFD accounts lose money.