Elliott Wave and the Dow John Jeffery 28 May, 2010 The current market conditions and volatility are causing a huge amount of consternation amongst investors and traders around the globe.
Advanced Trading Tim Walker 28 May, 2010 This newsletter goes to a wide readership, and traders of all levels of ability follow these articles. I aim to write information that will suit people at these different levels.
Classic Elliott? Tom Scollon 28 May, 2010 Although picking short term moves is not a walk in the park at the moment, the medium term Elliott outlook is less difficult and in fact shaping up to be a classic Elliott set up.
Support Lines John Jeffery 14 May, 2010 In most of my articles I tend to focus upon current market action and draw the reader’s attention to a stock, commodity or other instrument which is likely to offer profits.
Falter at the Altar Tom Scollon 7 May, 2010 Well the markets have faltered at the altar of the 50% retracement level – well and truly. I think we can say that the 1.4% fall last week and the solid 4.5% for this week - as at the time of writing (Thursday) - is a significant retreat:
Faltering at the alter Tom Scollon 30 Apr, 2010 Considering your recent article , don’t you think that we are at a very strong resistance level of 50 % retracement of the total fall and the current up move is about to finish as we are very near to the time by degrees date as well
Top Down Analysis Jordan Craw 23 Apr, 2010 We continue to see enquiries at Hubb about sector based analysis. No doubt due to the fact it is taught at a variety of seminars and of course because of the inherent value in doing sector analysis. With that in mind let’s take a look at how a top down approach can be employed.
Trading Tests Jordan Craw 9 Apr, 2010 Trading a break of a trend line is one of the oldest technical trading methods around. Like all trading signals, it has its share of false breaks. However, there are a few simple methods to help weed out these false signals.
The Kiss of Death Tom Scollon 6 Apr, 2010 Shorting can be the kiss of death for an unsuspecting stock.
Exchange Traded Fun Jordan Craw 26 Mar, 2010 The last few years have seen Exchange Traded Funds or ETFs, become exceptionally popular, especially in the United States. This popularity is well justified as ETFs offer an easy way of gaining exposure to stock groups and commodities.