Samuel Suissa
Editor-in-Chief
Founder and editor-in-chief of ActuTrading, Samuel Suissa is a graduate of Grenoble École de Management (Grande École program, class of 2017). He started his career in 2018 on a trading floor, covering Forex and commodities desks before specializing in macro analysis and financial education. AMF-certified, he has been decoding financial market news for over 7 years with one editorial stance: make trading information accessible to mainstream readers, without jargon, with a clear point of view.
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Each analysis I publish on ActuTrading follows a strict 4-step editorial process: topic selection from primary sources, fact-checking against at least two independent sources, writing and proofreading for clarity and accuracy, then dated and signed publication.
Recent picks
Japanese Minister Sets the Record Straight: The BoJ Makes Its Own Policy Decisions
Japan's finance minister reaffirms the Bank of Japan's complete independence regarding interest rates. A clear message amid growing political pressure.
Bitcoin: Futures Flow Determines Price Direction
Bitcoin liquidity clusters and futures flows are now driving BTC’s trajectory. We break down this new balance of power in the crypto market. 📊
TotalEnergies Shares Fall on the Stock Market After Disappointing Q2 Results
TotalEnergies shares are down after the company reported second-quarter results that were weaker than those of its British competitors. The European oil sector is showing mixed performance.
TRX Gold Disappoints: Earnings and Revenue Fall Short of Expectations
Canadian mining company TRX Gold reports results that fall short of market expectations. Both earnings and revenue miss analysts' estimates.
Bitcoin Aims for $80,000 in August: Levels to Watch Now
New technical signals point to Bitcoin heading toward $80,000 in August. We break down the key price levels to watch when trading this move.
Oil Prices Rise for Three Straight Days Amid Trump's Threats Against Iran
Crude oil has risen for three consecutive sessions following Donald Trump's threats against Iran. The market is anticipating supply tensions.