The Risks of buying shares online As a professional trader, I live with risk on a daily basis. Buying shares online yourself, or with a full service broker, there is a level of risk that all investors must accept. Unless you want to store your money under the mattress! But this too can include Risk […]
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Our Crude Oil price forecast 2013 – update Crude oil, is one of the critical components to any kind of economic forecast. Naturally part of the reason for that, is that Crude is used in so many things – it makes up the transport costs on products we consume. As well as our own mobility.
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So who is buying Australian Shares? The Fundamentals behind why this market is a buy! Over the past six months, we have seen the Australian Share market push higher, as savvy investors are profiting from buying flows and positive results. With lower interest rates, cash is becoming increasingly less appealing and as such, the money
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Latest ASX Survey on Australian Shares, According to the Australian Stock Exchange (Australian Securities Exchange – ASX), nobody is buying shares anymore! This is despite the fact that the ASX200 is up 9.4% year to date, and the US S&P500 index is up 14.1% year to date. If nobody is buying shares, then who is benefiting
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An option strategy that I use consistently in the same vain to the Covered Call is the Calendar Spread. There are various different approaches to the Calendar Spread, either as a neutral approach or with a directional bias. And with a few simple rules, it can be a cheaper alternative for those who don’t have
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Trading strategies I often sit back and view the market, consider how various trades are performing, and more importantly how the trading strategies themselves are holding up in response to an ongoing and frequently changing economic backdrop. Running a busy trading floor provides a real life, real time laboratory for creating opportunity. And harnessing literally
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Last night saw Treasurer Wayne Swann deliver his sixth and most likely final budget. Clearly the build up to the event was more focused on the upcoming election rather than any fiscal insights that Mr Swann was able to proffer. The reaction of the aussie dollar and likely movements in our equity market today will
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How to Buy Shares Online. More and more, online shopping is taking over as the primary means of purchasing goods and services. And trading shares is no different. Following on from my article from the 8th March “How to Buy Shares in the Stock Market”, I’ve received numerous queries about how to buy shares online. When
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Call and Put Option Talking about the uses of the Call and put option in a trading strategy. Often makes the reader immediately assume RISK! These instruments form part of the derivatives family and the typical association with derivatives is usually risky, leveraged tools. Other members include Futures, CFDs and Warrants. And sure, when these
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The mining tax shortfall – Why you can spend money when you have it, but not when the cheque is in the post This morning, I was taking a look at my Bloomberg screen, over breakfast, and noted the big kafuffle over the Mining Tax and lack of money coming into the Federal coffers from
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