jenningsfuturestrader.com/ Jennings Capital Pty Ltd Articles en 06/09/2011 3:39:04 PM http://www.jenningsfuturestrader.com/articles/stock-and-commodity-cycles.html http://www.jenningsfuturestrader.com/articles/stock-and-commodity-cycles.html Stocks and commodities have historically moved in opposite directions. Each asset class typically has a 16-18 year bull market followed by an equally long bear market.  Being aware of these cycle patterns and understanding where in the cycle you are will give you great insight. Long term investors attempt to buy into these long bull... Mon, 02 Apr 2012 14:40:09 +1000 http://www.jenningsfuturestrader.com/articles/trading-commodities-e-book.html http://www.jenningsfuturestrader.com/articles/trading-commodities-e-book.html Our Trading Commodities e-book is 95 pages of valuable insight into the global futures markets and includes an in-depth and realistic explanation of the key elements of trading commodities through the futures markets. Futures exchanges exist all over the world with new exchanges emerging in strong developing countries. Nearly all investors... Wed, 22 Feb 2012 10:52:56 +1000 http://www.jenningsfuturestrader.com/articles/spread-trading--part-2.html http://www.jenningsfuturestrader.com/articles/spread-trading--part-2.html Seasonal trading has been around since trading began and experienced traders use spreads because they offer benefits such as, higher probability of success, safety, longer trends, less volatility, lower margins and a hedge. Seasonal patterns exist in most markets because of the production cycles, weather patterns, planting and harvest... Mon, 20 Feb 2012 12:00:12 +1000 http://www.jenningsfuturestrader.com/articles/spread-trading--part-1.html http://www.jenningsfuturestrader.com/articles/spread-trading--part-1.html Professional traders still trade spreads rather than outright futures and it remains one of the classic trading methods. A futures spread is the simultaneous trading of one futures contract against another and there are good reasons why professional traders incorporate spreads in their trading plans, in many cases spreads offer trades... Sat, 21 Jan 2012 10:13:53 +1000 http://www.jenningsfuturestrader.com/articles/fundamental-or-technical-analysis-.html http://www.jenningsfuturestrader.com/articles/fundamental-or-technical-analysis-.html There are two methods used to analyse the markets, fundamental analysis and technical analysis. Both the fundamental analyst and the technical analyst are trying to answer the same question: Which way is the market likely to head, up or down? However they approach the question from opposite directions. Fundamental analysis is the study... Mon, 07 Nov 2011 12:14:57 +1000 http://www.jenningsfuturestrader.com/articles/how-to-trade-commodities.html http://www.jenningsfuturestrader.com/articles/how-to-trade-commodities.html Commodities, are an important part of everyday life, and the term ‘commodities’ relates to a number of sectors. They are: 1. Stock Index Futures 2. Bonds 3. Currencies 4. Energy 5. Metals     a. Precious     b. Industrial Tue, 27 Sep 2011 11:07:20 +1000 http://www.jenningsfuturestrader.com/articles/benefit-from-increasing-demand.html http://www.jenningsfuturestrader.com/articles/benefit-from-increasing-demand.html Massive construction activity in China is creating new demand for commodities at levels that we have never seen before. No-one knows when the current commodity demand cycle from China will end but what we do know is that it is not likely to end anytime soon. China’s growth is unprecedented, no economy in the world has grown at the rate... Tue, 20 Sep 2011 11:42:36 +1000 http://www.jenningsfuturestrader.com/articles/fundamental-momentum.html http://www.jenningsfuturestrader.com/articles/fundamental-momentum.html Fundamental Momentum: the driving force behind trends. In every commodity market traders rely on the auction process of bid and offers to satisfy the buying and selling activity and for every buyer there is a seller. The traders joke is “Why is the market going up? Answer: More buyers than sellers”. But the joke is a... Tue, 06 Sep 2011 15:39:04 +1000