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Charting is a really useful tool whether you're a short-term trader or a long-term investor. Our technical analysis commentaries are written by IC staff and by leading external contributors, and always appear on this page first.
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City Trades: ISEQ
TRADING IDEA: Irish equities have bottomed, but the market won't go much higher just yet, says Gann-Theory guru
22 July 2008
Tech view: Holidaybreak
SHARE TIP/TECHNICAL VIEW: Holidaybreak's destination remains downwards
25 April 2008
Tech view: Keller
SHARE TIP/TECHNICAL VIEW: Sideways trading for Keller, with crucial resistance not far off
25 April 2008
City Trades: FTSE 350 Banks
TRADING IDEA: Charting ace makes controversial call on the banking sector
22 April 2008
IC Trade: Coffee (Liffe contract)
TRADING IDEA: Having become very overbought, coffee futures have pulled back sharply
26 March 2008
Bear squeeze could push S&P higher
CHART COMMENT: Sentiment on Wall Street hits rock bottom following the Bear Stearns crash
17 March 2008
Clouds gather for FTSE 100
CHART COMMENT: Momentum has yet to reach oversold levels on this side of the Atlantic
17 March 2008
Three-month Euribor futures
CHART COMMENT: Further highs for Euribor seem in store before long
17 March 2008
Your opinion
How safe is my money (2)
READER QUESTIONS: If money is held in an offshore account, does it have the same protection as it would onshore?
- 13 May 2008
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