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Lauren Jones

In 2006, Lauren Jones decided to turn her interest in the stock market into a career in trading. She completed her studies with the Safety in the Market Platinum Program and is now an experienced and successful trader. Lauren is a greatly admired seminar trainer and a regular contributor to the Safety in the Market publications, specialising in the Australian market in general and the banking sector in particular.

Latest Posts

CBA - Like a Cow Knows its Calf

27 Apr, 2012

What a funny expression this is. David Bowden uses the cow/calf analogy to teach us about specialising in a few particular markets.

Banks to Rise or Fall?

20 Apr, 2012

The Australian ASX 200 index is made up primarily of resource and banking stocks.

50% of the Big Moves

18 Apr, 2012

An email I received recently from a Platinum student brought on a sense of déjà vu.

A Break-out from the Banks?

5 Apr, 2012

At the end of March, we finally saw Westpac Bank (ASX:WBC) breakout to the upside from its contracting monthly ranges.

Wells Fargo is a-comin' to town!

23 Mar, 2012

Globally, the financial sectors in general (and the banking sectors in particular) are operating at levels far below the highs we saw in 2007 before the GFC.

Stalking the Market

16 Mar, 2012

Australia’s Macquarie Bank copped a credit rating downgrade this week, following recent downgrades of three of the big four banks from ‘AA’ to ‘AA-‘. What does all this mean to traders?

Look for a Trending Market

9 Mar, 2012

Novice traders often find the easiest way to be profitable is to trade a trending market.

Update on Silver

2 Mar, 2012

We have seen a terrific run up on silver this year following the triple bottoms but we are now faced with a potential double top.

Equity Market Overview

24 Feb, 2012

Taking a quick look at some of the equity markets, one could be excused for looking for a top at the moment.

Trading With CFDs

17 Feb, 2012

Most of us have heard of leverage. Anyone who has ever had a home loan knows the benefit of borrowing money to buy your own home when you haven’t got the capital to buy it yourself.

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