Long-Term Trend Forecasting is Actually Easier than Short-Term By Robert Jay Most people who analyze the present give too little thought to the past, even when previous decades or centuries offer acutely relevant information. Â This is particularly true in the financial world, where short attention spans are chronic. A Sept. 9 article in The […]
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Investors have been told for years that diversification lowers risk. While that may be true in certain instances, it certainly isn’t true in the current world equity market. Let me give you an example: Using five ETF’s as a proxy for “BRICA” the five supposedly up and coming economies of Brazil, Russia, India, China and
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EWI’s Senior Tutorial Instructor Jeffrey Kennedy gives you practical lessons — free September 17, 2010 By Elliott Wave International There are two camps of market analysts out there: the fundamental camp and the technical one. Fundamental analysts look at things like the GDP, unemployment, interest rates, etc. to make logical assumptions about where the stock
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If you are a trader and if you don’t know how to read candlestick charts, you are missing a lot of profitable trades. Candlestick charting is a must tool in the arsenal of any trader. No matter what you trade whether it is stocks, forex, futures, options or whatever, you need to master candlestick charts
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In the following article Doug Hornig introduces some science fiction technology that is becoming science fact and has implications for your life and your investments.~ Tim McMahon, editor By Doug Hornig, Editor, Casey’s Extraordinary Technology If you had a previously incurable genetic condition and scientists came up with a treatment for it, you’d jump at
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After the investment winter of 2008, in 2009 as stocks began showing some “green shoots” and looked a bit like spring, 2010 has looked a bit like Summer or Autumn with prices flattening out and going nowhere. Does that mean that investment Winter is just around the corner again? Here is Robert Prechter’s take on the
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Dear Editor, I am a college student and amateur trader. I have a friend of a friend who I have the unfortunate acquaintance with every now an then, and when so I get to hear his loud obnoxiousness. He is a strong believer in the “fraud” of Keynesian Economics and thinks I am “foolish” to
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By Chris Wood, Editor, Casey Research Here at Casey Research, we really don’t enjoy being a buzz-kill. It’s just that we think it’s more important for investors to be well informed about the reality in which we find ourselves today than it is to be happy-go-lucky all the time. The good news is that when
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Early September is very important for the financial markets; especially for the bulls. Numerous elements are in place for a rally to take hold now. The markets have been weak and the bears have been in control. If the bulls cannot make a stand soon, it will be a bad sign for risk assets. The
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Take a moment to look over your books about investing. Have any of them given you a successful method for making profits and reducing risks? Is there even one such book that has proven reliable over the years?
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