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Gold, oil and stocks proved highly volatile in the first three months of 2022. Traders have shifted strategies in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and rising inflation — our quarterly Pulse Report shows you where traders have been investing their money.

To read Capital.com's Pulse Report for Q1, 2022: https://capital.com/pulse-q1-2022

0:00 - Trading in 2022
0:37 - Retail-investor quarterly trading report
1:22 - Which commodities were most traded?
2:00 - Most traded commodities? Q1-2022
2:33 - Tech Stocks
3:00 - What happened to tech stocks?
3:50 - How is the war in Ukraine affecting trading?
4:44 - Female traders
5:45 - What were the main trading trends?
6:39 - Will the US dollar crash?

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