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    • 11.

      What is the Forex Market?


      by Andrew Daigle - 2007-11-11
      The Forex market, established in 1971, was created when floating exchange rates started to materialize. It relates to the foreign exchange market, where brokerage firms and banks are linked over an el...
    • 12.

      A Little Hope for the Festive Season After a Turbulent Storm


      by Mike Wright - 2007-12-24
      Tricky would be a choice world to describe global equity throughout the second half of this year. Stock markets and economies appear to be balancing on a knife edge with the chances of a global recess...
    • 13.

      Credit Crisis Worst is Over- We'll Believe it When We See It!


      by Mike Wright - 2008-05-06
      "Sell in May" says the old stock market adage, but the bulls were in no moodfor old wives' tales last week. Markets were in rally mode after the betterthan expected US jobs report, and news of more li...
    • 14.

      Recent Developments in the Forex Market


      by Donald Saunders - 2008-05-31
      In a world of national currencies, the forex (foreign exchange) market provides the mechanism for making payments across borders, transferring money (and thus purchasing power) from one currency to an...
    • 15.

      UK to Follow the Us?


      by Mike Wright - 2008-06-03
       US stocks have received a slight boost as oil prices retreat and new home sales unexpectedly rose on a month on month basis. However, we shouldn't really read too much into this, as there is a margi...
    • 16.

      Between the Devil of Recession and the Deep Sea of Inflation


      by Mike Wright - 2008-06-12
       Three percent may seem an inauspicious number, but it certainlycaused some headaches last week. Firstly, UK inflation is running at 3%, overthe Bank Of England target of 2% and obliging the Governor...
    • 17.

      Yet Another Tough Week


      by Mike Wright - 2008-06-25
       It was yet another tough week for global stock markets, with the Dow Jones & S&P 500 declining 3.78% on the week and the FTSE down 3.37%. With oil rallying $4, renewed trouble in the financial sect...
    • 18.

      UK One of 'world's Worst Performing Betting Nations'


      by Mike Wright - 2008-06-26
       Global figures released by leading online fixed-odds trading platform BetOnMarkets.com indicate that the UK is one of the worst online financial betting nations in the world. In a league-table of ...
    • 19.

      Commodities Slide Down, Indices Edge Up


      by Mike Wright - 2008-08-12
      Markets finished last week strongly, with many global indices finally break out the range they had been trading in since July. The Dow Jones Industrial average even managed to register two 300 point ...
    • 20.

      Unprecedented Stock Market Volatility, Unpredictable Future


      by Mike Wright - 2008-10-04
      With US financial stocks falling nearly 12% on Monday despite the short selling ban, it is clear that last the week before last's euphoria was mostly a bailout rally, not a simply a short squeeze as ...