Anything is possible. It’s whether it’s realistically probable that makes investing reality! So how much can you realistically expect to make investing in the stock market? I’ve seen clients makes thousands of percent on single trades. I’ve also seen clients wipe their accounts out on a single trade. The stock market is where dreams are […]
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The weakening in the Australian dollar seen over the past few weeks has no doubt come as a welcome respite for what remains of the Australian manufacturing sector. Establishing what is likely to be a sustained new trading range, for the time being. Australian Dollar and Interest Rates While the Reserve Bank of Australia, yesterday,
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Do you need a trading coach? The notion of having a trading coach is an interesting one – why would I need one of those! In fact, you don’t need a trading coach, unless of course you want to be successful! Critical to your Success Having a coach is almost critical to your success in
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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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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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Australian Tax Rates – Taxing the Economic Recovery This week has seen further reference to the issues facing the current government as they face an uphill slog going into the election. Earlier in the week I referenced the budget deficit and now focus is shifting on where some “smash and grab” tax collections can be
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Is Bitcoin the future of digital money? Global headlines tout Bitcoin as being the future for money transfers. But an electronic currency has no government control. Central bank or legal regulations – reasons that are both positive and negative. Depending on your point of view. Fads come and go, enticing speculators and the hopeful to
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This week has seen a significant shake of confidence toward the equity market. As always, the informed investor and trader has choices under such circumstance. These choices are critical when it comes to your wealth creation. This week, we entered into a couple of options trades, using Put Options to assist. What is a Put
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The past couple of weeks have provided a great opportunity. For those with the right investment strategies to profit from the recent market pullback. With markets pausing for breath, hardly surprising given the strong run they have enjoyed, not to mention; Cyprus and its bailout, North Korea and its political stoush with the rest of
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