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There is a high possibility of the index moving higher in the intermediate term but the short term indications are showing that the market is due for a correction

The price of FCPO has risen 5.9% since last month and based on the moving averages, the up trend correction is over and the price is in an uptrend again

The Malaysian Ringgit seems to be marching to it’s own tune in the currency market

The first month of 2010 has challenged ideas about how to protect your capital, grow your capital and find the best return in the market. Where and how to start are common questions. Some people examine their current job with its heavy time demands and decide that the life of a share trader sounds easy in comparison. We look at some common questions about becoming a full time share trader.

Understanding risk and reward is at the very heart of trading but few traders formally assess these relationships. The new trader, and even experienced investors, tend to focus almost entirely on the reward side of the equation. They start with an idea of how much they could make from the trade of the investment. For the trader this is often based on the price regaining old highs. For the investors, it is most often based on compounding interest, yield and dividends.

by Daryl Guppy. We start the strategy with a basic understanding of the relationship between risk and reward as shown in the diagram. Blue chip stocks are those which have the capacity to return 10% to 20% in a single trade. These figures are moved up a little in a bull market, but in general these are the types of returns we aim for with a blue chip stock.