Pavan Sharma

Global markets sold off overnight as the US market opened after a 3-day weekend and reacted to fresh tensions involving North Korea.   Closer to home, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) kept its key cash rate at 1.5 per cent for the thirteenth straight m

More to diversification than meets the eye

Stock forming base, buyers and sellers in equilibrium. Investors may consider buying dips on signs of strength

Global markets were lower overnight on low volume as investors were mostly absent as the US market was closed for Labour Day holiday. Geopolitics were back in the spotlight yesterday as tensions surrounding North Korea were heightened again on the back o

Uptrend confirmed, stock could be overextended over the short term. Look for consolidation or profit taking before entering position

Global markets were marginally higher on Friday as a tepid US jobs report kept expectations muted for another interest rate hike this year, but were still strong enough not to cause concerns about growth. US job growth slowed more than expected in August

MET has been largely consolidating sideways for the last year. We indicate what we would like to see to provide a low risk entry point

Global markets were higher overnight as largely upbeat economic data pointed to strength in the US economy and investors cheered Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin’s positive comments on tax reform.

The HSO chart represents the difficulties that can face investors when trying to pick a bottom. The question is always, how low can it go? In the case of HSO the 1 year chart is dominated by 2 significant gaps on company annoucements. The first occured