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Uncover the three crucial strategies all traders should be leveraging to have success with the market this year.

Financial markets are down about 10 percent so far this year, stoking fears that the country might be on the precipice of another recession.

The economic recovery in the 19-country eurozone lost steam in January, a closely watched survey found Wednesday

American employers added a robust 292,000 jobs in December, suggesting that the U.S. economy is so far defying global weakness and growing solidly.

There’s no “January effect” in sight, as financial markets have begun 2015 as if it were mid-October last year. “Risk-off” gripped markets as oil continued to plunge while deflation in the eurozone and the threat of Greece’s exit from the eurozone came to the fore once again.

What should have been a period of calm before some risk events was anything but, with the PBoC and ECB surprising markets.

The U.S.’s lights are once again shining most brightly after the Bank of Japan gave markets a big Halloween treat—or will that prove to be a trick?

Beyond the turmoil shaking financial markets, the U.S. economy remains sturdier than many seem to fear.

Uncover the three crucial strategies all traders should be leveraging to have success with the market this year.

Financial markets are down about 10 percent so far this year, stoking fears that the country might be on the precipice of another recession.

The economic recovery in the 19-country eurozone lost steam in January, a closely watched survey found Wednesday

American employers added a robust 292,000 jobs in December, suggesting that the U.S. economy is so far defying global weakness and growing solidly.

There’s no “January effect” in sight, as financial markets have begun 2015 as if it were mid-October last year. “Risk-off” gripped markets as oil continued to plunge while deflation in the eurozone and the threat of Greece’s exit from the eurozone came to the fore once again.

What should have been a period of calm before some risk events was anything but, with the PBoC and ECB surprising markets.

The U.S.’s lights are once again shining most brightly after the Bank of Japan gave markets a big Halloween treat—or will that prove to be a trick?

Beyond the turmoil shaking financial markets, the U.S. economy remains sturdier than many seem to fear.