Am I the only one, but does anyone else think the behaviour of US stock markets is plain nuts (a macro technical term)? We have just had a significant banking scare, interest rates are not falling as fast as many expected, crude oil prices are
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It never fails, does it? Just when traders started taking the scales away from their eyes and went full-on hawkish interest rates as urged by the Fed, stocks started to recover. The latest hawkish comments from a Feb member onWednesday finally convinced them the Fed
I couldn’t resist this. Hell has frozen over! Yes, the little town of Hell, Michigan is in the grip of the polar vortex (town sign also frozen over). Are you a ‘shoot first, ask questions later’ type of trader. Or are you a ‘I
I have started to put videos on my Facebook page – tramlinetraders – that are timely and cover important aspects of how I trade using my Tramline Trading methods. These are live in real time as I record them. My latest covers Tesla and BP .
I do not usually comment on political matters as this is outside of my remit – unless there is a clear market impact as there was on Thursday with the latest Brexit twist. Some cabinet ministers resigned over the plan and that hit sterling hard.
Last week I saw – and forecast – a major breach in the defences of the Tech Titans – and I was there ahead of the game to advise short positions to Pro Shares members before the dams broke. My main target was Amazon as
You don’t see this very often, but soybeans are making global headlines. This very unassuming oil-seed has been thrust into the centre of the US-China trade wars. And guess what? There is a very active futures market in them at the Chicago Board of Trade
The most famous investor of today has to be Warren Buffett. His acolytes hang on his every word and try desperately to emulate his methods – and with their succes usually falling short in the process. When asked for his favourite time scale for holding
