Long-term trends grow from short term trends. We attampt to determine the short term trends and where they are pointing.
Forex Currency Markets You may think trading in the in Forex Currency Markets is an entirely different ball game than trading in the stock market. But, they both rely on many of the same rules. The same two principles still apply. Whether you’re trading in stocks or currencies, both technical and fundamental analysis still applies. […]
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Just how will the sovereign debt crisis end? By Elliott Wave International We’ve all heard the line: Let me give it to you straight. And in speaking to his counterparts in Spain, an Irish economist did just that. Ireland has this banking advice for Spain: imagine the worst and double it. [emphasis added] Like Ireland,
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Editor’s Note: It is always a good idea to look at charts one or more levels bigger than the time frame that you are trading. If you are trading short term (scalping)Â minute by minute look at the hourly and daily charts. If you are day trading by the hour look at the daily
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Online Colleges Fight Tuition Bubble If you’ve attended a four-year university within the past decade, you have firsthand experience with the coming college tuition bubble. Although the trend has received surprisingly little press, it’s no longer debatable that the incessant rise in tuition costs at traditional colleges is sustainable. Even in the current low-inflation macroeconomic environment,
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According to Investopedia: Leverage is the use of various financial instruments or borrowed capital, such as margin, to increase the potential return of an investment. Leveraged Investing Exploded The World of Finance has gotten increasingily complex in the last five years. The collapse of some famous Banks like Lehman Brothers was laid firmly at the door of the problems related
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Recession Signs and Consequences The signs of an impending recession is a complicated combination of economic factors that include inflation, interest rates, lending, the value of the dollar, Government regulation and subsidies, corporate and personal liquidity, the stock market and unemployment figures. The consequences of the recession, on the other hand, are fairly simple. More companies and individuals are
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They say, “politics makes strange bedfellows” and nowhere is that more apparent than in the middle east. Oil and the massive investment returns it can bring can turn friends into enemies and enemies into friends in rather short order.  Up until recently Turkey has been at odds with the Kurds in Northern Iraq but all that is
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Japanese Economy Japan has been the number 2 economy in the world for 40 years but in 2010 it fell to 3rd place as the economy of China has continued to grow while Japan has stagnated for the last decade. Japan has an aging population and a mature economy while China is growing rapidly. In
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Before Buying Stocks and Bonds Given the state of the economy over the last few years, it’s no wonder everyone’s safeguarding his or her money a little more carefully. From bailouts to budget cuts, the ebbs and flows of the world’s economy are evident but Buying Stocks and Bonds often allow you to get the most bang
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Contrarian Investing Are You Brave Enough to Buy Low? By Louis James, Casey Research This time last week, I was at the Cambridge House World Resource Investment Conference in Vancouver, BC. Usually the show is quite hopping, but this time, while there was the usual mob and there was standing room only at several of
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