Global Markets: Asian Stock Markets : Shanghai Composite down 0.71%, Hang Seng down 0.22%, ASX down 0.47% Commodities : Gold at $1244.50 (+0.27%), Silver at $15.87 (+0.35%), Brent Oil at $74.88 (-0.60%), WTI Oil at $69.44 (-0.73%) Rates : US 10-year yield at 2.829, UK 10-year yield at 1.273, Germany 10-year yield at 0.280 News … Continue reading Monday 16th July: Asian markets slump on weak Chinese data
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Monday 16th July: Weekly technical outlook and review
EUR/USD: Weekly Gain/Loss: -0.52% Weekly Closing price: 1.1684 Weekly perspective: As expected, sellers were drawn into the market last week from within the walls of a resistance area coming in at 1.1717-1.1862, consequently breaking a three-week bullish phase and pulling the unit down to just ahead of nearby trend line support (etched from the low … Continue reading Monday 16th July: Weekly technical outlook and review
Moving averages explained
In the right hands, moving averages (MAs) are an exceedingly influential approach. Statisticians categorise moving averages as part of a family of tools for time series analysis. Technical analysts employ moving averages to smooth data over time, allowing a clearer interpretation of the underlying trend. Moving averages are particularly potent in markets that have a … Continue reading Moving averages explained
Combatting the Dreaded Analysis Paralysis
Common among newer traders, the temptation to incorporate as many trading indicators as possible is appealing. The rationale behind this approach is simple: if most of the technical studies reach a similar conclusion, buy or sell in the direction of consensus. While this may appear a reasonable technique, it encourages a phase known as analysis … Continue reading Combatting the Dreaded Analysis Paralysis
