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Yield Curve: Shapes and Recession Warning Signals
Read yield curve shapes — normal, flat, inverted, and steep — and use the 2s10s and 3m10y spreads as recession warning signals with documented lead times.

Valuation Multiples: P/E, P/B, and EV/EBITDA Explained
A practical guide to P/E, P/B, and EV/EBITDA valuation multiples — what each measures, when it breaks, and the sector benchmarks that make them comparable.

Sector Rotation: The Merrill Lynch Investment Clock
Apply the Merrill Lynch investment clock to sector rotation across the four economic phases — bond, equity, commodity, and cash phases — with sector tilts per stage.

GDP, CPI, and PPI: Trading the Data Release Reaction
Trade the GDP, CPI, and PPI data releases with consensus-comparison rules, reaction sizes, and the fade-versus-follow framework for the first 30 minutes.

Futures Curve: Contango and Backwardation Explained
Read futures curve shapes — contango and backwardation — and trade the roll yield, with examples from oil, gold, and VIX futures showing how curve structure drives returns.

Earnings Season: Trading the Post-Earnings EPS Drift
Trade earnings season using post-earnings announcement drift (PEAD), with surprise thresholds, guidance filters, and entry timing after the print.

Central Bank Monetary Policy: Inflation Targeting and Forward Guidance
Understand central bank monetary policy frameworks — inflation targeting, forward guidance, and how policy rate path expectations drive currencies and bonds.

Trendlines: How to Draw and Trade Them
Trendlines are diagonal lines connecting swing highs or lows that show the direction and momentum of a trend.

Support and Resistance: The Foundation of Technical Analysis
Support and resistance levels are price zones where buying or selling pressure repeatedly emerges, forming the basis of most chart analysis.

Reversal vs Continuation Patterns: How to Tell the Difference
Reversal patterns signal a trend change while continuation patterns signal the trend will resume — knowing the difference is essential.

Trading Channels: Ascending, Descending, and Horizontal
Trading channels are parallel trendlines that contain price action and provide a framework for trading trends and ranges.