Articles by Lara Short

Taking Advantage Of Reporting Seasons
In the stock exchange, twice yearly reporting seasons give analysts, investors and traders detailed insights into company performances, and the outcome of reporting seasons can have a major effect on market sentiment in the following months.
Published 14Dec2011, viewed 115 times

How To Choose An Online Trading Platform
One of the most important choices a new trader will make is deciding on a trading provider, and a crucial part of this choice is that provider's trading platform. Keep reading for some things to consider when deciding on a trading platform
Published 05Dec2011, viewed 82 times

Commodity Trading Explained
Commodities are physical goods that traders can buy and sell via an exchange, including energies, metals, agricultural goods and soft|metals, energies, agricultural goods and soft (like coffee, cocoa and sugar.
Published 04Dec2011, viewed 142 times

Trading The Non-Farm Payrolls Report
The NFP report consistently results in large movements across all the major currency pairs, and large forex trading volumes. As a result, many analysts, investors, investors and economists predict the NFP number and the market movement it will cause.
Published 08Nov2011, viewed 44 times

Where Is The Euro Headed?
The fx market has not been behaving the way it should, and the euro has been the most disobedient currency among the major forex pairs. As the fundamentals aren't offering any explanation,, we'll instead look at technicals. However, depending on the time frame you look at, the euro might be set to go up or go down.
Published 07Nov2011, viewed 110 times

What Happens When Greece Defaults?
The EUR/USD is the most commonly traded forex pair, with 27% of trades in the forex market being made on this pair. Accordingly, the issue of many traders at the moment is 'where is the euro headed?' and, 'what will happen when Greece defaults?'
Published 05Nov2011, viewed 302 times

China's Euro-Bond Buying
During the last few weeks the media has been rampant with rumors about China buying Italian bonds. Although buying EU bonds would help ease current euro zone pressures, China is not likely to become the periphery countries' knight in shining armour, as this action will not solve the current debt crisis.
Published 05Nov2011, viewed 162 times

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