Columnist Aaron Lynch

Tough times have been upon the global equities markets for around 6 months now. During this time lessons have been handed out to many about the importance of having a financial plan - many people were travelling along believing that the markets could

A lot of people have made a lot of money as the price of Gold soared over the last year. Were you one of the educated traders who made money during this period? Or perhaps you sat and watched, wondering why Gold prices were skyrocketing, and

Last night we saw more record highs for the oil market as it fell just short of a mind blowing $120 a barrel. 2008 has seen a 24% growth in prices and it is not that long ago, in fact only January 2007, that oil was hovering around $50 a barrel.

It sounds pretty obvious when you say it, but it makes sense to invest or trade in the direction the market is going. That is, if the market is moving upwards, which we know as a Bull Market, that is the time to buy. On the other hand, if the market

The commodities arena was once driven solely by the needs of suppliers or users, and results show the value of commodities was based on what was being consumed. If something was in high demand from users, then prices would go up. Likewise if the