Many technical stock traders tend to clutch up when faced with fundamental data, but in doing so, they rob themselves of a powerful market tool. And it doesn’t have to be difficult. Judging a company’s financial position at a glance comes down to two data points: the price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio, and the earnings per share (EPS).
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Category : Shares Tags : stock analysis, stock chart patterns
A share market chart isn’t always the clearest roadmap, and sometimes it may be difficult to determine in advance which direction an expected breakout may take. In this situation, hedging may be the most appropriate trade management technique.
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Category : Shares Tags : hedging, stock trading
Some traders avoid positioning their portfolios in shares that trade below a certain value threshold, generally $1.00 or less. (In the U.S. stock market, that figure is usually $10.00 per share or less.) Although this may seem arbitrary, there’s some sound reasoning behind the decision, which is actually based less upon the share price than on the company’s market capitalisation.
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Category : Shares Tags : stock chart patterns, stock market
Mincor Resources (MCR) is a small cap nickel-mining company with operations mainly in Western Australia. As the company touts on its website, their operations are debt-free, leaving them free from credit market shenanigans and able to profit from rising commodities prices. Mincor is Australia’s fourth largest nickel producer.
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Category : Shares Tags : stock analysis, stock market trading
