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Jordan Craw

Jordan began working with HUBB Financial in 2001. With over 10 years trading experience Jordan is the Trading Team Manager for optionsXpress Australia. He has a detailed knowledge of stocks, options, foreign exchange, futures and CFDs. Always aiming to be the contrarian, Jordan’s key area of expertise is market sentiment which he utilizes in a holistic approach to market analysis that also includes technical, fundamental and economic measures.

Latest Posts

Resisting Support

25 Oct, 2010

I find market myths fascinating. There is the outright fantastic like the idea that dress hemlines on the catwalk rise, so do stock prices.

Depository Interests

20 Sep, 2010

It is very much a cliché, but the world is really becoming a much smaller place. It would be hard to find someone who disagrees with this.

Navigating Instruments

6 Sep, 2010

This week my TTN article is aimed at those using HUBB Financial software products, whether that be ProfitSource, OptionGear, ValueGain, the flagship Integrated Investor or the free HUBB Investor (www.hubbinvestor.com ).

Is it Really Deadly?

23 Aug, 2010

The ‘Death Cross’ is a term used to describe the behaviour of two moving averages in relation to each other.

Pre-computed Scans

9 Aug, 2010

The Pre-computed scans are a particularly useful time saving feature in the various HUBB software programs.

Top Down Analysis

23 Jul, 2010

We continue to see enquiries about sector based analysis, no doubt due to its value and the fact it is taught at a variety of seminars. With that in mind, this time let’s take a look at how a top down approach can be employed.

Depository Receipts

12 Jul, 2010

British Petroleum has been in the news recently for all the wrong reasons and as you can see from Chart 1 its share price is down over 40% this year.

ABC or ABC?

14 Jun, 2010

No doubt many have heard of the connections between Elliott Wave and Gann Theory.

Muddy Waters

24 May, 2010

Well the Caveat Rally of 2009 (discussed in Issue #333) ended in October ’09 as the balance of bulls and bears evened out. Up until then it was hard to find anyone that was outright bullish.

Know Your Bias

7 May, 2010

A diversified approach is important in any investment strategy. There are varying levels of diversity from Macro to Micro levels. It is commonly accepted that using a combination of property, stocks and cash is a sound diversification strategy on a macro level.

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