News•Mar 2, 2026
TradingView Makes Volume Footprints Available in Pine Scripts
TradingView announced native volume‑footprint support in its Pine scripting language, granting users detailed order‑flow data inside each price bar. The new request.footprint() function returns exact bid and ask volume, delta, and auction metrics such as Point of Control, Value Area High, and Value Area Low, removing the need for lower‑timeframe workarounds. Developers can now create custom footprint indicators and extract precise intrabar volume metrics directly on the platform. Access to these features is limited to Premium and Ultimate subscription tiers.
By FX News Group — Feed
Social•Mar 2, 2026
Markets Shrug Iran Strikes, Eye Earnings-Driven Sell‑off
Obviously the market doesn't really care about the strikes in Iran. The stock indices are barely down, silver is selling off big and crude oil is spiking, but nothing significant, it's nowhere near last June's high from the previous strike...
By CyclesFan
Social•Mar 2, 2026
Free 24‑Hour Money Makeover: Find Breathing Room
That answer sat with me. Because at this point it’s not even about luxury anymore... It’s about having enough money to simply live. If this is where you are right now, I'm so sorry. It's affecting so many of us right now... but...
By Tiffany Aliche (The Budgetnista)
News•Mar 2, 2026
Hampton Inn & Suites and Holiday Inn Express & Suites Orlando-Apopka Sold
HVS Brokerage & Advisory closed the sale of two midscale hotels in Apopka, Florida: the 81‑key Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton and the 77‑key Holiday Inn Express & Suites. Each property was sold separately to private regional investors, with the Holiday Inn purchased by a Connecticut 1031‑exchange...
By Hotel News Resource
News•Mar 2, 2026
Central Asia Watches, Worries, as Conflict Threatens to Engulf the Middle East
Central Asian governments, long silent during Iran's December protests, issued cautious statements after the United States and Israel launched a surprise strike on Iran. Their foreign ministries emphasized restraint, the UN Charter, and humanitarian concerns while deliberately omitting any attribution...
By The Diplomat – Asia-Pacific
Social•Mar 2, 2026
2025 Portfolio Review: Hits, Misses, and Dollar Lessons
My annual portfolio review is one of my most read posts of the year. The 2025 edition is now live 📊 Did I hit my goals? 👉 The Good, The Bad and The Dollar 😉 Check it out here: 🔗 https://europeandgi.com/inspiration/2025-dividend-portfolio-review-the-good-the-bad-and-the-dollar/ Share ⏩ &...
By European Dividend Growth Investor
News•Mar 2, 2026
Midmorning Markets: April Natural Gas Contract Falls Back From $3 as Technicals Cap Rally
Natural gas futures slipped back toward $3 per MMBtu after early gains, as technical resistance halted the rally. The NYMEX April contract was rejected at $3.03, signaling market caution. Simultaneously, escalating Iranian attacks disrupted global LNG flows, adding geopolitical pressure....
By Natural Gas Intelligence (NGI)
News•Mar 2, 2026
Josh Brown Highlights Three Chemical Stocks as U.S.-Iran Conflict Rattles Global Markets
Josh Brown and Sean Russo spotlight three chemical leaders—Ecolab, Linde and Sherwin‑Williams—as attractive picks amid heightened U.S.-Iran tensions. Each company posted solid fourth‑quarter results, with Ecolab delivering $4.2 billion in sales and a 15% EPS jump, Linde returning $7.4 billion to shareholders...
By CNBC – ETFs
Podcast•Mar 2, 2026•25 min
The Debt Reckoning: Rodrigo Valdés and Era Dabla-Norris
In this IMF podcast, Directors Rodrigo Valdés and Deputy Era Dabla‑Norris discuss the surge in global debt, now approaching 100% of GDP, and the challenges of translating fiscal policy into politically viable actions. They explain how pandemic‑driven spending, prolonged low...
By IMF Podcasts
News•Mar 2, 2026
Tanco Invests P1.04 Billion More in DigiPlus
Tycoon Eusebio Tanco invested an additional P1.04 billion in DigiPlus Interactive Corp., buying 63.12 million shares (1.4% of outstanding equity) at P16.40 per share. The purchase raises his direct holdings to 10.43 million shares and indirect holdings to 712.62 million shares, underscoring strong confidence...
By Philstar – Business
News•Mar 2, 2026
Manulife Launches New Equity Income and Growth Strategy Under EQDP
Manulife Investments has launched the Singapore Opportunities Income Strategy under the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s Equity Market Development Programme. The fund will invest exclusively in Singapore‑listed equities, emphasizing small and mid‑cap stocks where research coverage is thin and valuation gaps...
By The Business Times (Singapore) – Companies & Markets
Blog•Mar 2, 2026
The Hormuz Standoff: Global Energy Flow Severs After 'Epic Fury' Strikes
The Strait of Hormuz, a 21‑mile narrow waterway, was shut after a severe incident dubbed “Epic Fury.” The closure halted the transit of roughly 20 million barrels of oil per day, about one‑fifth of global consumption. Heightened tensions between Iran and...
By The Cipher Brief
News•Mar 2, 2026
Pro Farmer Podcast | How U.S. Strikes in Iran Could Impact Ag Markets
The Pro Farmer podcast episode released on March 2, 2026 features market analyst Hillari Mason discussing how potential U.S. military strikes against Iran could reverberate through agricultural markets. The conversation highlights risks to fertilizer imports, shipping routes, and energy costs...
By Pro Farmer
Social•Mar 2, 2026
Trust Drives Markets: When It Falters, Risk Rises
Trust is emotional. It’s also economic infrastructure. When it weakens, markets reprice risk and retirement plans built on stability require harder tradeoffs. Most people treat trust as sentiment. It isn’t. It determines how money moves. I sat down with George D. Kinder to...
By Dr. Preston Cherry, CFP
News•Mar 2, 2026
Side Letter: Gulf Disruption
The Private Equity International (PEI) Awards 2025 honored firms that excelled in emerging markets, underscoring a shift toward Middle East opportunities. Global general partners (GPs) are now scrutinizing the Gulf’s evolving regulatory and economic landscape. Limited partners (LPs) report difficulty...
By Private Equity International
Blog•Mar 2, 2026
MB513: Why Multifamily Is the Fastest Path to Financial Freedom – With Michael Blank
In a recent episode of his Freedom Podcast, Michael Blank explains why multifamily investing eclipses house flipping and single‑family rentals as the quickest route to financial independence. He details the ceiling he hit with flipping, the math behind scaling rentals,...
By The Michael Blank Blog (Apartment Investing)
Social•Mar 2, 2026
Tepper Dissects Markets, AI, Capitalism, and Crisis
Our chat with Jonathan Tepper on: * Building a Dominant Long-Only Fund in a Distorted Market * Buying Booking at Peak Fear: COVID, Google & Mispriced Risk * Will AI Disintermediate the Platforms? * AI Winners, Losers & the SaaS Apocalypse * The Myth of...
By Tobias Carlisle
News•Mar 2, 2026
JV Article: District Metals Advances Viken After Sweden OKs Uranium
District Metals is moving ahead with its Viken uranium project after Sweden repealed its uranium mining ban on Jan. 1, reopening the jurisdiction for the first time since 2018. The Viken alum shale deposit is touted as the world’s largest undeveloped...
By Canadian Mining Journal
Blog•Mar 2, 2026
How Elephants May Die
Hendrik Bessembinder’s research shows that roughly 4% of U.S. stocks have generated virtually all excess returns over Treasury bills since 1926. The article links this concentration to investors’ shrinking time horizons, which heighten sensitivity to valuation spikes and disruptive narratives....
By MBI Deep Dives
News•Mar 2, 2026
India’s Current Account Deficit Widens to $13.2 Billion in Q3FY26
India’s current account deficit (CAD) widened to $13.2 billion in Q3FY26, equivalent to 1.3% of GDP, up from $11.3 billion and 1.1% a year earlier. The increase was driven primarily by a larger merchandise trade deficit of $93.6 billion and higher net outflows...
By The Hindu BusinessLine – Economy
News•Mar 2, 2026
New Space-Based Photovoltaics Industry Growth Driven by Commercial Aerospace, AI Power
Space‑based photovoltaics are poised for rapid expansion as commercial aerospace launches and AI‑driven data centers create new demand. Triple‑junction GaAs cells dominate today, but their reliance on scarce gallium, germanium and indium drives costs sky‑high. Industry leaders, especially in China,...
By Fastmarkets – Insights
News•Mar 2, 2026
The Mechanics Behind Volatility Derivatives Webinar
Lawrence G. McMillan hosted a deep‑dive webinar on volatility derivatives, moving beyond the basic VIX definition to explore real‑world behavior of VIX futures, term structure, and hedged spreads. The session covered practical tactics such as "The Big (Volatility) Short" and...
By Option Strategist (Larry McMillan) – Blog
Social•Mar 2, 2026
Bond Yields Spike, Markets Remain Unpredictable Amid War
War & Mortgage Rates: We're All Along For The Ride Since I am old & have been around for many Geopolitical Events I have learned 2 things: - No one knows exactly how things will turn out - The initial reaction of Financial...
By Ron Butler
Social•Mar 2, 2026
Spot the Hidden Great Rotation Before It Hits
Everyone’s chasing last year’s winners. The real move is under the surface. Leadership is rotating. Capital is rotating. By the time it’s obvious, it’s late. The Great Rotation is accelerating. Here’s what most investors are missing: https://t.co/Q38nu61vBB
By Michael A. Gayed, CFA (Lead-Lag Report)
News•Mar 2, 2026
I Earn $130,000 but Am Terrified of Layoffs. Should I Stop Funding My 401(k) to Pay Off My Mortgage?
A 28‑year‑old earning $130,000 is considering cutting his 401(k) contributions to make extra mortgage payments amid fears of AI‑driven layoffs. Financial experts advise against the move, emphasizing the importance of liquidity and the long‑term benefits of retirement savings. They recommend...
By Money.com
Social•Mar 2, 2026
Returning to Short SPY Calls After S&P Rally
Back Shorting SPY Calls @thestreetpro With S&P cash -9 handles (a big rally from the lows of -70 handles) I am back shorting (SPY) calls. By Doug Kass Mar 2, 2026 11:21 AM EST @guyadami @dougkass
By Doug Kass
Social•Mar 2, 2026
Spot Clean Trends, Yet Embrace Messy Opportunities
Look for clean trends. But don't ignore the messy ones - they'll eventually present opportunties, too.
By Frank Cappelleri
Blog•Mar 2, 2026
Daily Memo: Fallout From the Attack on Iran
The United States and Israel launched coordinated airstrikes against Iranian facilities over the weekend, prompting a rapid cascade of retaliatory actions. Iran responded by firing missiles at the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Qatar, extending the conflict beyond its borders....
By Geopolitical Futures
Social•Mar 2, 2026
Berkshire Will Buy Back Shares Below Intrinsic Value
Greg Abel: "Share repurchases are another important capital allocation option. We will buy back Berkshire shares when they trade below our estimate of intrinsic value, conservatively determined, ensuring that repurchases enhance per-share value for continuing owners."
By Alex Morris (TSOH Investment Research)
Social•Mar 2, 2026
Germany Reverses Heat Transition, Reviving Fossil Heating
Just last week the German government gutted the heating law which was supposed to drive a transition away from gas. The timing could not have been worse: Gas prices are up 50% today & this crisis could worsen significantly. This will...
By Jan Rosenow
Blog•Mar 2, 2026
Five Comments on How the Iran Conflict Will Impact Latin America
The U.S. military operation against Iran is pulling Washington’s attention away from its newly‑declared Western Hemisphere priority, threatening to sideline a March 7 summit of Trump‑friendly Latin leaders. Latin American governments are divided: Brazil and Colombia condemn the strikes, Argentina...
By Latin America Risk Report
Social•Mar 2, 2026
LNG Terminals Need Long‑term Contracts, Not Spare Capacity
Why on earth would Canada (or anyone) have that much spare LNG capacity? The reason many terminals weren't built is because they couldn't secure long-term offtake deals. No one was building terminals on a purely merchant basis.
By Andrew Leach
Social•Mar 2, 2026
War‑favored
Seeing all the gap higher open war-favorite groups fade here, classic sell the news action
By Joe Kunkle
News•Mar 2, 2026
Institutional FX Trading Volumes Cool 5% in February 2026
Institutional foreign‑exchange trading volumes slipped about 5% month‑over‑month in February 2026 after a record‑breaking January. All major platforms—FXSpotStream, Cboe FX, Euronext FX and Deutsche Börse’s 360T—reported declines ranging from 1.7% to 10.9%. Cboe FX’s average daily volume fell to $59.67 billion, while Euronext FX posted the...
By FX News Group — Feed
Social•Mar 2, 2026
60+ NYSE and 21 Nasdaq Stocks Hit All‑Time Highs
Over 60 NYSE and 21 Naz making ATH today.... Summary of Stocks With New Highs & Lows - https://t.co/FERzGR60yl
By Linda Raschke
Social•Mar 2, 2026
From Early Short to $400 Long: Tesla Triumph
SHORT worked early here on $TSLA, flipped LONG on the break of $400 and the rest is history......🫡🤑😎 #trading #stocks @ttvresearch @traderTVLIVE https://t.co/SpMay9i78f
By Shawn Catena (TraderTV Shawn)
Social•Mar 2, 2026
Corn Dominates Export Inspections, Soybeans Second
Export inspections for the week ending Feb. 26 (mln bu): #corn 73.2, grain sorghum 9.4, #soybeans 41.8, #wheat 12.6 #oatt
By Arlan Suderman
Social•Mar 2, 2026
Oil, Fertilizer Prices Surge After US‑Israel Strike
#oil & #fertilizer prices both spike following the US-Israel joint strike on Iran with the Strait of Hormuz essentially shut down. #oatt #oott https://t.co/wrY5JcnYwb
By Arlan Suderman
Social•Mar 2, 2026
Housing and Food Prices Cooling Amid Oil Inflation Fears
Good to see on a day where there are worries about high oil prices and inflation, other key inputs like housing and food may be cooling
By Sara Eisen
Social•Mar 2, 2026
ISM Manufacturing Prices Misleading; Soft CPI Ahead
Some focus given to ISM Manufacturing Prices back in 70. In my opinion very misleading for now (and solely based on energy). But the jury is obviously out. I expect a couple of incredibly soft CPI reports coming up.
By Andreas Steno Larsen
Social•Mar 2, 2026
NVDA Shines for #630Club Watchers, Solid Software
$nvda a great trade this morning for those who watched the #630club. Software was decent also 💪
By Scott Redler
Social•Mar 2, 2026
Energy Reversal and VWAP Gap Signal $INDO Setup
Both a reversal in Energy stocks in addition to a small cap gap stock losing at vwap makes $INDO a good setup. was early initially though. https://t.co/QSXGMfyHtU
By Neal Roberts (TraderTV Neal)
Social•Mar 2, 2026
Nvidia Sees $335M June $150 Call Surge, March 160 Adjusts
Nvidia (NVDA) with $335M of June $150 ITM calls bought as big March 160 position adjusts
By Joe Kunkle
Social•Mar 2, 2026
2030s May Open Homeownership for Gen Z, Despite Racial Gaps
Is Gen Z completely priced out of homeownership, or are market shifts creating new opportunities? Analyzing the latest economic data reveals significant racial disparities and supply trends that suggest the 2030s could be a pivotal decade for young buyers. https://t.co/hWYTDWyAf9
By Fairweather PhD
Social•Mar 2, 2026
Refinery Stock Breaks Out Amid Strong Energy Uptrend
$PSX Daily. Refinery stock popping up and out of tight falling channel in context of overall strong uptrend as energy surges. Far from extended https://t.co/Deqj2QXqRJ
By chessNwine
Social•Mar 2, 2026
MA Apartment Starts and Acquisitions Set to Plunge in 2026
Easy prediction: New apartment construction starts and acquisitions will plunge across Massachusetts in 2026 until after the potential November ballot measure on rent control is decided. https://t.co/PNqV8oMkvq
By Jay Parsons
Social•Mar 2, 2026
Volatility Clarifies Bear Traps and Market Signals
BTU - Nice TS+1 bear trap. Notice how everything s so much more readable when there is good volatility (!) https://t.co/3dNjZ6BKre
By Linda Raschke
Social•Mar 2, 2026
Intuit Begins Mean Reversion After AI Hype Overreaction
INTU - one of the last to revert to the mean from the AI software disrupt "overreaction".... https://t.co/NB6hF3p0sF
By Linda Raschke
Social•Mar 2, 2026
Broad Market Breadth Improves, Favoring Value and Cyclicals
Second strong ISM NO print in a row. I'm not bullish, I'm BROADish. We see macro and micro breadth improving into 2027. Benefits to value, cyclicals, active management. https://t.co/geofWJYULy
By Michael Kantro
Social•Mar 2, 2026
Duration Fails to Sustain Any Meaningful Bids
Most telling thing about this episode so far is complete inability of duration to hold anything resembling a bid.
By Luke Kawa