Articles for: Australia

Oscillating around can also mean being thrown around. I would like to add a little more to the subject of the oscillator which I touched on last week.

I’m not a computer programmer by any stretch of the imagination. I have no plans to become a computer programmer either!

Last week I examined the performance of the Japanese market over the past 20 years and claimed that although the major indices have declined by around 69% in that time, the experience for long term investors would be substantially better provided even the most basic of principles were applied.

After such a successful launch to a limited client segment, it’s a good time to reflect on the first 2 months of the Tradingkey and review the methodology that has yielded close to a 70% success rate.

The last few months have been interesting to say the least. Some got it right from day one – they piled into the share market on March 6 whilst others have dabbled along the way.

Welcome to part 7 of a new article series on one of my favourite strategies, the Butterfly.

They say that one should always avoid speaking of politics and religion in polite conversation.

I am often asked what set up do I typically look at for a ‘buy’. I am a sworn Elliott devotee and so that is always core to my stock selection.

Welcome to part 6 of a new article series on one of my favourite strategies, the Butterfly.

Accepted truths are an interesting concept, especially in the stock market. In February this year, the fact that banks, the stock market and the economy were all falling apart was an accepted truth.