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At last, we have some volatility in world share markets. Over in the U.S, last week we had the S&P 500 slumping 1.6% Tuesday, soaring 1.8% on Thursday, and falling 0.74% on Friday.

Lachlan McPherson discusses Uranium stocks and their future post Japanese nuclear meltdown on Sky Business News.

What I am about to review for Hi Grade Copper is really a snap shot of many markets at the moment – equities, commodities and some currencies.

I have lost count of the number of times I have suggested to Safety in the Market students that “backtesting will confirm that”, “the only way to find out is to backtest”, “get to know your market by backtesting” and similar comments.

Investors have more instruments at their fingertips than ever before. The main cause of this is the increase in Depository Interests (discussed in my past article titled Depository Interests), Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), Depository Receipts, and various derivatives.