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Oil chasing its all time-high The echoes of hurricane Dean have not passed away when hurricane Felix is endangering refineries in the Mexican Bay.



Theories of exchange rate determination (4) As i mentioned before, fundamental analysis focuses on what and why to buy certain financial instruments.



Fundamental elements of the economy (5) Fundamental analysis is a very effective way to forecast economic conditions, but not necessarily exact market prices.



Technical Analysis – Charts Charts are the basis of technical analysis and are where the market expresses its feelings by creating different types of patterns. There are many types of charting techniques. Some may seem better, some worse. In this presentation I would like to point out some of the most popular types of charting techniques but on the other hand I would like to concentrate on one specific type which in my belief is most effective. I will obviously tell you which and why.



Technical Analysis – Price Patterns (Reversal) As mentioned in earlier materials, technical analysis is the analysis of repetitive patterns that were forged in the past and are forged currently. If we are able to find such patterns then why not earn money on them. What has to mentioned is that such patterns could be a signal to trend continuation but they could also be a signal to trend reversal. I would like to begin with two reversal (trend change) patterns, which also happen to be one of my favorite patterns to opening a position on the



Gold declines as US dollar slightly rebounds The American dollar slightly rebounded against the euro, which reduced the appeal of gold as an alternative investment.



Technical Analysis – Price Patterns (Continuation – part 1) Continuation price patterns help investors determine, future trend movements.



It is very probable that we are encountering the end of the corrective movement on the Oil market. Why? The current corrective movement (Pic. 1, C2) represents 70.7% of the previous correction. Additionally a pro increase candlestick formation has been forged



Fundamental analysis - Market Correlations In the last section I have described how equities markets are correlated to each other. But not only the performance of stocks affects other equities.



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