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Aaron Lynch

Aaron Lynch is the Chief Strategist for Safety in the Market and is a regular and valued instructor at educational seminars across the globe. Aaron's trading career began in 1999 and he has extensive experience trading shares, options and commodities, especially his favourite market, oil futures. Aaron is also a regular contributor to industry publications including Yahoo! 7 Finance, Your Trading Edge magazine and Stocks & Commodities magazine and is a sought-after commentator on financial issues in the press and on radio. Aaron's primary advice to those looking to get started trading in the stock market: "It's one thing to have the desire to trade but quite another to develop the necessary skills to trade successfully. Education is the all-important first step for anyone serious about making money in the stock market."

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Commodities and Currencies Update 11 June 2015

11 Jun, 2015

A big rally overnight on the US and European markets look to bolster the Australian market this morning. The commodities complex also surged forward with energy markets the standout.

The US dollar remains weaker against the majors as the uncertainty of interest rate changes in the US continue to play out. The Yen moved strongly against the USD as the Bank of Japan remarked about the comparative weakness of the Yen.

Commodities and Currencies Update 10 June 2015

10 Jun, 2015

A strong move in the commodities space was met with some malaise on most if the global index markets last night. The energy space was a stand out and iron ore was at 4 month highs, this will be a positive to local markets this morning.

The dollar index fell again, the Candian dollar surged and the Euro and Aussie dollar were flat, leading us to watch for individual moves rather than market wide effects.

Commodities and Currencies Update 9 June 2015

9 Jun, 2015

Australian markets open up again this morning after yesterdays trading holiday, they will play catch up to a broadly weaker index space and softening in the major commodities like energies and precious metals.

Commodities and Currencies Update 8 May 2015

8 May, 2015

“Current session price action suggest a stabilisation of stock indexes after recent declines, the current position in most cases reflects logical pullbacks but time will tell if this drags some value hunting bulls. Commodities are also broadly lower after strong runs, the US dollar index also gained strength so we see weakness in all the major cross rates”

Commodities and Currencies Update 7 May 2015

7 May, 2015

The Dollar index fell again and initially gave support to the energy markets pushing higher, that support faded and signalled key reversal patterns on Brent and WTI. Given the lack of bullish pressure in index markets and a strong run in commodities since March will the momentum be maintained?

Commodites and Currencies Update 6 May 2015

6 May, 2015

Stock indexes wobbled globally last night as Europe, Asia and North America were all broadly down.Is the sell in May and go away on the cards or is there a bounce coming? The commodities space has taken the batten as being the best performer in recent times will it continue? Join Aaron Lynch as he discusses.

Commodities and Currencies Update 5 May 2015

5 May, 2015

Markets were mixed last night as we saw the DAX rally , the FTSE on holiday and the US markets quite. There is a sense of building to big decisions across interest rates, elections and stimulus across all the regions. Behind the scenes the commodities space continues to hold against recent highs as precious metals and natural gas were the leaders in trade over the last 24 hours.

Currencies and Commodities Update 4 May 2015

4 May, 2015

Stronger commodity prices again held up the overall markets this week, with particularly strong moves in natural gas and copper on Friday the commodities complex is again being evaluated as the next asset class movement after the strong falls over the last 9 months.

Currencies are also responding to a stronger US dollar index but the overall position of the dollar is weaker, this week will be key to the next moves.

Commodities and Currencies Update 1 May 2015

1 May, 2015

Another bearish night for index markets and continued support in pockets of commodities saw energy and base metals outperform. Oil and natural gas as well as high grade copper were standouts for moves into positive territory. Currencies were again volatile as we saw dollar index prices lower, Euro and Swiss Franc higher and surprisingly the Aussie dollar and Canadian dollar were also weaker.

Commodities and Currencies Update 30 April 2015

30 Apr, 2015

The falling US dollar and weaker outlook for global growth has taken the markets lower last night as the US and European markets take stock of a changing landscape. The commodities complex enjoyed some upside especially energies and currencies had one of their strongest sessions in many weeks as most climbed on the back of the falling US dollar, join Aaron Lynch as he discusses.

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