Recent Money Morning Articles
Know what’s happening in the markets… Why it’s happening and never miss another investing opportunity again.
Stochastic Oscillator: Reading the Shift Before Price Breaks
Timing is everything in trading. Markets rarely reverse without warning, and they rarely accelerate without building pressure first. The Stochastic Oscillator is built to capture those short-term shifts in momentum by showing where price is closing relative to its recent range.
From 2% to 10%? How Europe’s €800 billion defence shift could reshape your portfolio
NATO spending targets have shifted from 2% of GDP to as high as 5%, with some analysts suggesting even higher allocations during the initial build-out phase. When policy moves at this scale, industries tied to that spending tend to reprice. European defence is one of them.
The AI “Scare Trade”: Why Wall Street is panicking – and why that might be the opportunity
Something unusual happened recently in the US markets. Commercial real estate stocks were slammed so hard you’d think we were back in 2008. One major brokerage name suffered one of its worst days ever – rivalling the carnage of Covid and the Global Financial Crisis. Meanwhile, trucking and logistics stocks were hit as if demand had collapsed overnight. But it didn’t.
There was no recession announcement. No credit freeze. No oil shock.
The trigger? AI
Two JSE small caps trading at bargain prices!
The past four or five months have been incredibly rewarding for JSE investors. A revival of investor sentiment and confidence in SA has helped the JSE All Share, Small Cap Index and small caps in general to hit new all-time highs this year.
What makes a successful trader? – L.P
When L.P asked me this question, I thought it was an easy one to answer because it just takes three things to be a successful trader.
Let’s delve into them!
Why China’s stimulus package could be good for SA mining stocks
Recently, China caught the market’s attention when it launched massive economic stimulus measures. It decreased interest rates by 0.5%, lowered mortgage rates, and injected $142 billion into banks. But the most interesting part is China announced plans to give funds, insurers and securities dealers, access to lending facilities to buy stocks. Following the announcement, Chinese stocks posted the biggest rally since 2008! So, the question is what’s the reason for China’s stimulus package?
Investment Master Class: Five tips to follow when you buy your first penny shares
Five things to look out for when buying your first penny shares – miss these and you could write off your investment account! Whether you’re brand new to this, or a seasoned investor, these five tips could help you avoid serious investment mistakes:
FAQ: What does it mean when investors talk about gearing?
We often talk about gearing your investments and I’ve recently had a couple of questions about what this actually means. So today I thought I’d take the opportunity to explain exactly what it is.
Intel – The “Great Fall” of the world’s most valuable chipmaker!
For decades, Intel was the world’s most valuable chipmaker. The company pioneered microprocessors – one of the most ground-breaking technologies in the history of humanity: It’s the technology that powers computers and was central to the digital revolution. But the company today is far from its former glory.
Simple indicators can make you easy money! Get the big picture with the 200 Day Moving Average
You’re familiar with the clichéd saying “The trend is your friend”. Now this saying drills down to the very basics of trading, and is probably the most overlooked point to remember when trading. And that’s where the 200 day moving average comes in.
What could be the catalyst for higher platinum prices
What’s been going on with platinum? After hitting a 2024 high of around $1,094 per ounce, the platinum price has now settled under $1,000. The reality is the platinum price is not much higher than it was five years ago. And it’s weighed heavy on platinum producers – particularly SA miners.
The disposition effect could be an investor’s greatest enemy
The disposition effect refers to an anomaly in behavioural finance where investors tend to sell winners early and hold onto losers longer.
While many investing textbooks point towards using fundamental data to drive decisions, investors, let emotional sentiment drive their choices. There are at least four different studies between 1985 and today proving without a doubt that investors are likely to sell their best, winning stocks while buying more and holding onto losers. Let me explain why…
A simple way to grow your income through dividends
It’s no secret that I love dividends! It’s basically “free money” just for owning shares in a listed company. Moreover, when you uncover the right dividend payers at the right time, you can make good profits.
Know what’s happening in the markets… Why it’s happening and never miss another investing opportunity again.
By entering your email, you will begin receiving MoneyMorning as well as occasional marketing messages. You can unsubscribe from each at any time. Our Privacy Policy.
