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The Oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffet spoke at an annual company talk fest last weekend and declared that the worst was over for the markets.

It is a common misconception that when the general market heads south that all shares must follow.

US markets were dominated by economic data and monetary policy this week, and after a somewhat lackluster start, we saw some very solid gains on Thursday.

Agflation, stagflation - call it what you like but it is still inflation and all Agflation refers to is inflation of rural commodities.

Let’s continue our search for a hot stock in a hot sector. Last week’s article focused on identifying a hot sector through Optionetics Platinum and ProfitSource.

The Euro has continued its strong run into 2008, approaching the 1.6000 level last week during some volatile trading before selling off slightly last Friday night.

The US market was in stark contrast to last week’s bullish earnings reports.

Last week we talked about the signs on the economic Ferris Wheel and I promised some more analysis.

Trading the hot sectors can offer some of the most profitable trading opportunities out there.

When we left Santos (STO:ASX) last time we were contemplating an ABC long trade that had a previous double bottom for support.