Noel Campbell

As I indicated last week in my article, ‘The Power of Confirmation’, the SPI200 had threatened to show some opportunities to profit on the short side of the market.

My article last week on the SPI200 has aroused the attention of some of the more dedicated Elliott Wave traders. This week I’ll carry out a further review of the analysis given last week, to help keep those in both the Gann and Elliott camps happy.

Back in Issue 19 of the Trading Tutors Newsletter I went through the details of a Double Top trade on NAB.

While the SPI200 has been creeping its way forward in this current up leg, we have not been presented with ranges large enough to allow us an entry using ABC trading rules.

The SPI200 has experienced a seemingly unstoppable rally over the past 5 months and public interest in the markets is once again on the rise.

One point that comes through loud and clear at the Trading Tactics Workshops is how much clients benefit from being taken through an example of a recent trade.

When you are testing your trading model you must realistically consider factors that will affect your outcomes in the real time trading environment.

Safety in the Market has been advocating the benefits of trading Individual Share Futures (ISF’s) over recent months to our clients.

Over the weeks that the Trading Tutors Newsletters have been published we have touched upon several areas related to the successful trading of futures.

In this week’s article I have some interesting analysis on BHP, the Australian icon stock (well, once a full blooded Australian stock).