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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 3rd August 2015

3 Aug, 2015

A positive close to the month of July was a welcome recovery after the Greek concerns, however, the China volatility, Fed Interest rate decision and the sharp decline in commodities all greet the markets as we start August. The month ahead is likely to be of great influence to the year ahead.

Commodities and Currencies Update 31 July 2015

31 Jul, 2015

Even with all the volatility in July we are still looking to close out this month in positive territory. Global indexes have recovered post the Greek Tragedy, however, the China concerns combined with commodities weakness has meant July has been a choppy month.

Commodities and Currencies Update 30 July 2015

30 Jul, 2015

The continuation of a relief rally marks the trading on local markets today. Last night we had a muted statement from Janet Yellen that keeps the notion of a rate rise on the table but pundits are now speculating what is it going to take to get them to move. Commodities continued a broad based recovery that will flow into domestic markets as well.

Commodities and Currencies Update 29 July 2015

29 Jul, 2015

A relief rally overnight on commodities and indexes greets the local market today. The question about how China will return to a normal trading environment and get further reforms through will continue to weigh long term on the markets. Overnight as well consensus for a September rate rise in the US losses momentum.

Commodities and Currencies Update 29 July 2015

29 Jul, 2015

Commodities and Currencies Update 28 July 2015

28 Jul, 2015

China tumbles and commodities slide. The theme for today's market will all be about the concerns in China, as they slow the demand for commodities reduces and this has shone the light across all classes of commodities from softs, precious metals and energies. The intervention in the Shanghai market has not stabilised the decline so we wait to see whats next.

Commodities and Currencies Update 27 July 2015

27 Jul, 2015

A soft finish to last week has placed markets in a weaker position as we saw the major index and commodity markets finish down. With the US in reporting season, and the Chinese markets not yet back running as "normal" their is heightened concerns on the economic outlook for the remainder of 2015.

Currencies were mixed as the US dollar continues to show strength with commodity focused currencies like the AUD and CAD weaker still.

Commodities and Currencies Update 22 July 2015

22 Jul, 2015

A weaker US index market greets the domestic open this morning as the Nasdaq fell over 1% last night. Market leader AAPL and also IBM were soft as the overall markets took a breath. Weakness in the USD also allowed for a jump in some commodities with energies in particular natural gas performing best.

Commodities and Currencies Update 21 July 2015

21 Jul, 2015

A stronger US equity market will pep up local markets today, but the clouds loom large as precious metals and energy markets were hit hard last night. Commodities on the whole have failed to pick up post "Grexit" concerns with some respite coming in iron ore prices as they jumped over 4% to trade above $50 USD a tonne.

Commodities and Currencies Update 20th July 2015

20 Jul, 2015

This week commences with a reduction in volatility as measured by the VIX as the Greek headlines subside. The US market in particular the Nasdaq has pushed to fresh highs and stronger economic data is suggesting a potential rate rising bias. China remains the concern and all eyes will turn to their market as it attempts to return to "normal" after the recent sell offs and interventions.

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