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The Deflation Message From The Commodities Markets PDF Print
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Saturday, 01 October 2011

Most of the commodities markets topped out earlier this year and have declined since then. If the recent declines in crude oil and copper (probably the most important industrial commodities) are to continue, these would be clear signs of slow economic activity and deflationary environment. Gold is usually the ultimate safe-haven but since it is overextended on the upside (after its 10-year+ bull market) it may not be so stable this time. This article takes a look at the Long-Term trends in crude oil, copper and gold.
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Energy Stocks Lead the Stock Market Higher PDF Print
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Friday, 22 April 2011

One of the top performing sectors in 2011so far has been the one of energy stocks. Many people probably believe that is due to the recent strength of crude oil, but there is more than that. In a final phase of a strong bull market (like the one that started in March 2009) one can expect the commodities and commodity related stocks to outperform the rest of the market. This is what we currently see. This article takes a look at the current prospects before the energy stocks as the historical pattern suggests they are likely to remain strong in the following months till the end of 2011.
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Trading With Odds in Your Favor PDF Print
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Tuesday, 09 November 2010

Quite often people try to pick the bottom or the top of a trend but usually they fail to do that. And these are situations in which the odds of being right are actually against you. The chances of being right in your trading decisions increase if you stick with the major (prevailing) trend on the market. This article shows some examples using the recent trends in USD/JPY market to emphasize how important is to align yourself with the prevailing trend on the market.

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How to Manage the Size of Your Trading Positions PDF Print
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Wednesday, 25 August 2010

The article discusses some money management issues. We look at two examples from the hypothetical performance data published on our web site to see how one can behave to try to avoid the big losses that typically most of the people face in trading. We show that following strict money management rules is key to achieving success in trading consistently. If one does that, he or she can have very good results even if they are wrong most of the time.

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How the Markets React if Bad News Comes at The Top PDF Print
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Thursday, 29 April 2010

This article briefly outlines what happens when some really bad news comes at the market place at a time when the stock market is right at or near its top.


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