March 7, 2011
LS Trader Weekly Update
The past week has seen stocks mixed but overall have edged slightly higher. The dollar meanwhile has continued to sell off and may head lower. (…)
February 28, 2011
LS Trader Weekly Update
The US markets were closed on Monday for Presidents' Day, making the past week a shortened trading week. It was not however a week that was short on incident! (…)
February 21, 2011
LS Trader Weekly Update
Monday is President's Day in the US so the US markets are officially closed, making this coming week a shortened trading week. (…)
February 14, 2011
LS Trader Weekly Update
Both stocks and the US dollar have moved higher over the past week with stocks in particular looking bullish and reaching new multi year highs in the process. (…)
February 8, 2011
LS Trader Weekly Update
The markets have continued their volatile phase from the week previous but in spite of the short term volatility, many markets are still trending quite well, albeit with some swings in either direction. (…)
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Financial trading has inherent risk and you should only ever use risk capital. That is, capital that you can afford to lose as there is no guarantee that any trading method or trading system will produce profits regardless of any results that may have previously been achieved. Past performance is no guarantee of future performance and each individual must accept full responsibility for his/her success or failure as a trader and any profits or losses that he/she incurs.
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