Trading the ASX – Get your head around economic data releases
Economic data releases play a crucial role in shaping trading activity on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), providing vital insights into the...
Read MoreWhy a tsunami of liquidity might be on its way
World financial markets are addicted to liquidity to maintain the price level of assets. In a move reminiscent of the over-lending in the 2008 GFC...
Read MoreHead and Shoulders Pattern – Our Favourite Charting Patterns Explained
The Head and Shoulders can be a very reliable reversal pattern. You can see that after the share price has risen to create two resistance levels, it...
Read MoreA quick explainer on Hybrids and why people trade them
ASX hybrid securities are financial instruments listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) that combine features of both equity and debt...
Read MoreChannel Pattern – Our favourite charting patterns explained
Today we are looking at one of the most common continuation patterns you will see when looking at a sideways market - the Channel Pattern...
Read MorePennant Pattern – Our favourite charting patterns explained
A pennant pattern comprises of a strong long-term trend line, either bullish or bearish. A counter trend forming towards the long-term trend line...
Read MoreWhat stock markets should expect from the US Election
The performance of the U.S. stock market during an election year is often a subject of significant interest to investors, economists, and...
Read MoreMarket paradox: Rising inflation and economic resilience propel equity and bond rally
It was a very interesting week for market strategists with the equity and bond markets simultaneously rallying after economic data that only confirmed...
Read MoreSell in May and Go Away? – Seasonal Patterns Explained
The old adage ‘Sell in May and go away’ is a popular saying amongst traders and investors, suggesting that one should sell their stocks in May and...
Read MoreUnlocking value: How franking credits make Australian stocks and ETFs stand out
Franking credits, also known as imputation credits, are a unique feature of the Australian tax system that make ASX stocks and ETFs (Exchange-Traded...
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