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Avoiding the Next Brisconnections

Jordan Craw 8 May, 2009

There has been quite a bit controversy in the press regarding Brisconnections in the last few months and for good reason, the situation really is astounding. What seemed like a safe, income stock to many retail investors was actually an instrument carrying huge liabilities.

What To Do When The Market Says No

Tim Walker 8 May, 2009

There is an old saying that the Stock Market spends 80% of its time working out where to go and 20% of its time getting there. The times when the market is preparing for a move are usually known as periods of 'accumulation' or 'distribution', depending on whether the coming move is to be up or down respectively. These 'beds of preparation', as they are also known, are characterised by sideways price action.

Breakthrough in oil?

Tom Scollon 8 May, 2009

I can’t consider any stock or future without first looking at a chart – so let’s get straight to it – a simple unadulterated daily line chart:

Mastering the Art of Trading

Mathew Barnes 4 May, 2009

Anyone who has studied a martial art such as karate, judo, or kung-fu would be familiar with a system of grades or "belts" that must be achieved and earned along the path to mastery.

Can you pallet it?

John Jeffery 4 May, 2009

In the article entitled "Brambles - A Thorny Subject" I considered the usefulness of combining On Balance Volume and Bollinger Bands as a simple trading method.

Taking Stock

Tim Walker 24 Apr, 2009

Are we in a bear market rally or a new bull market? What stock is best to invest or trade in? Is it going up or down from here? In this article we are going to have a look at the current position of Santos (STO:ASX) and how we would analyse its prospects.

To Be or Not To Be

Tom Scollon 24 Apr, 2009

As I scanned the financial print headlines Thursday – I only scan as reading detail clogs my brain – I quickly recalled a heading only a day earlier which just told a very different story. On Wednesday our Reserve Bank Governor was reported – on the same front page - as saying things would be sweet as here in Australia – well not in those words. And then on Thursday the IMF were reported as saying we are heading down the gurgler.

Don't get carried away too soon.

Aaron Lynch 21 Apr, 2009

The rally has begun but getting too excited too early can lead to damaging results.

How Sold Are We?

Jordan Craw 17 Apr, 2009

In my previous article A Standard Rally from Trading Tutors Newsletter Issue #303, we discussed the current rally in terms of the largest previous rally during this bear market. In this article we are going to look at the lows made over the past 12 months in comparison to significant lows in history.

Metals getting carried away?

Tom Scollon 17 Apr, 2009

Everything is rosy in the garden and that is nice. But my cautious head has been asking are markets getting a little carried away? You see, economically things will get a lot worse before they get better and what the punters are banking on is that this is the beginning of the new world.

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