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Trader’s Diary drew on his knowledge of decades of market history
Europe looks cheap, but the US is pricey, says Dominic Picarda
Monetary policy seems predicated on how markets will react, says David Schwartz
UK market might struggle to find direction
The yellow metal tends to return to long-term support levels after a bull run
High odds that the weak patch has further to run
Index falls offer vital clues
I’m reducing market exposure generally, but this small software company is an exception
Ben Bernanke is softening investors up for the end of quantitative easing
A lot of good news is already in share prices – but potential bad news may not be
High PE ratios suggest future returns on US shares are likely to be modest
Mainstream investment advice is often wide of the mark
Key issue is the presence of a bear market, says David Schwartz
The news is grim, but much of it may be in the price
Long-term support lies well beneath current levels
Several indicators hint that shares are vulnerable
Relying on inherently subjective stock market signals is risky
Stock markets have so far shrugged off the crisis
It seems little has changed in banking
Plenty of warning signs, but no correction yet
Investors are looking for excuses to take profits
The stock market rally is facing growing headwinds
Rules of thumb for adding to a stock holding
I think the new year rally will continue
Risk-on trade is set to continue unless politics intervenes
