By SmallStocks on Oct 11, 2008 in Trading | 0 Comments
After more than a week of wildly volatile trading days, including Thursday’s more than 700-point drop on the Jewish Day of Atonement (you can draw your own inferences), Friday saw yo-yo action like never before. Check out the (DJI) chart below:
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By SmallStocks on Oct 10, 2008 in Trading | 0 Comments
The Dow Jones Industrial Index is down a massive 5,500 points, or 39%, from a year-ago peak on the back of the General Motors Financial Reporting. And yes, you did read that correctly.
It’s now clear that the markets will not stop falling until either the credits markets show a sign of improving by a flow [...]
By SmallStocks on Sep 22, 2008 in Trading | 2 Comments
If you have been reading the Australian and International papers recently, you will have heard that both the US and UK markets have placed a ‘temporary’ ban on short selling in an attempt to reduce the overall volatility in the markets. Short Selling, by its inherent nature, relies on volatility as the primary element to [...]
By SmallStocks on Aug 1, 2008 in Technical Analysis, Trading | 0 Comments
Many websites seek to promote there trading system as the “Most Profitable Trading System Available on the Market Today!” without actually ever specifying what type of system they are using. The number of trading systems that can be developed is only limited to the amount of people developing them. A system [...]
By SmallStocks on Aug 1, 2008 in Technical Analysis, Trading | 0 Comments
It is an often daunting prospect to actually build you own trading system and many technical analysts are simply too intimidated to do so, or don’t have a solid enough understanding of the fundamental techniques to actually go ahead and do it.
The very purpose of using indicators and developing your understanding [...]